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Dgar@dgar@aus.social (2026-08-21 11:17:03)
If you ever get the opportunity to download a car, do it.
Just f’kn do it.
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Yukari :role_nsfw: :verified:@y@misskey.id (2026-08-21 11:14:54)
@thea mau wp nya donggg :ubel_pray:
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@c0nsid3rate@infosec.exchange (2026-08-21 10:53:05)
"Above all, we need to stop talking about AI as exceptional. AI is normal. A normal technology has some uses, but isn’t useful for all things and all people. A normal technology isn’t inevitable, it’s something you decide whether you want to use or not."
Thanks to C. Doctorow I now say "normal technology" quite a lot when describing "AI" professionally.
Another great entry @pluralistic! #ai #LLMs #agenticai
https://pluralistic.net/2026/08/19/banaility/
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@aharoni@wikis.world (2026-08-21 10:44:32)
LanguageTool was a fantastic rule-based LGPL-licensed advanced spelling and grammar checker that worked in many languages.
It was much better than its competitor Grammarly in every imaginable way.
Then its developers changed it into "AI", and it started occasionally making languages mistakes.
And today they said that it will be available only for paying customers.
Who here knows Java well enough to fork it? It's still LGPL as far as I can see.
Yukari :role_nsfw: :verified:@y@misskey.id boosted:
@tmy@misskey.design (2023-06-23 15:55:16)
wow!now on sale🪩💫
[black cat/tmy]
https://line.me/S/sticker/23522189/?lang=ja&utm_source=gnsh_stickerDetail
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considerate@c0nsid3rate@infosec.exchange (2026-08-21 10:53:05)
"Above all, we need to stop talking about AI as exceptional. AI is normal. A normal technology has some uses, but isn’t useful for all things and all people. A normal technology isn’t inevitable, it’s something you decide whether you want to use or not."
Thanks to C. Doctorow I now say "normal technology" quite a lot when describing "AI" professionally.
Another great entry @pluralistic! #ai #LLMs #agenticai
https://pluralistic.net/2026/08/19/banaility/
Layar Laut@layarlaut@misskey.id boosted:
@tmy@misskey.design (2023-06-23 15:55:16)
wow!now on sale🪩💫
[black cat/tmy]
https://line.me/S/sticker/23522189/?lang=ja&utm_source=gnsh_stickerDetail
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Greg Wilson@gvwilson@mastodon.social (2026-08-21 10:47:46)
Is anyone running a matchmaking service to pair recently-retired programmers with open source projects that need maintainers?
Amir E. Aharoni@aharoni@wikis.world (2026-08-21 10:44:32)
LanguageTool was a fantastic rule-based LGPL-licensed advanced spelling and grammar checker that worked in many languages.
It was much better than its competitor Grammarly in every imaginable way.
Then its developers changed it into "AI", and it started occasionally making languages mistakes.
And today they said that it will be available only for paying customers.
Who here knows Java well enough to fork it? It's still LGPL as far as I can see.
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Matt Hamilton@eriner@noauthority.social (2026-08-21 10:35:05)
@sun on that note, do you actually use zfs features? Or do you just want the reliability?
Even when I used btrfs I never used snapshotting or anything. I always thought that having any kind of backup (aside from checksums/integrity info) sitting next to live data was silly.
CoW is good I guess, but I thrashed a drive something fierce before I remembered to disable that for VM images.
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Blurry Moon@sun@shitposter.world (2026-08-21 10:31:00)
@Phobos I can't afford to redo everything tbh.
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Matt Hamilton@eriner@noauthority.social (2026-08-21 10:30:14)
@sun Back circa 2016 I was like "btrfs is pretty mature now, I should use that".
Of course, I had PROBLEMS.
Then I started using zfs for my NAS and critical data.
Now I format drives with ext4, disable journaling, take a big gulp, spin the cylinder, then pull the trigger.
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Ganbold@ganbold (2026-08-21 10:30:03)
sudah lama ga mampir gramed, cukup kaget koleksiknya makin banyak dan makin baru
tapi jadinya yang klasik2 jarang dilirik kecuali top hits
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Phobos@Phobos@eientei.org (2026-08-21 10:28:26)
@sun Been thinking of this too, but I just can't bring myself to spend the time and effort on getting it right.
Blurry Moon@sun@shitposter.world (2026-08-21 10:26:12)
wish I could redo one of my servers with zfs
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Blurry Moon@sun@shitposter.world (2026-08-21 10:24:45)
@7666 excuse me, podMAN
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@FlockOfCats@famichiki.jp (2026-08-21 09:40:03)
Mastodon/Fedi is the social network for people who read the encyclopedia for fun as a kid 🤔
7666@7666@comp.lain.la (2026-08-21 10:23:15)
containers are woke
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@rperezrosario@mastodon.social (2026-08-21 10:11:06)
Dev Class software development and cloud reporter Joab Jackson writes about how ridiculously low the HTML and CSS correctness numbers are for the web's top 5,000 most-visited websites. This results in accessibility breaking down, among many other dismal outcomes.
Something needs to be done about this, and pronto. An accessible web is a www.
"Almost nobody pays attention to web standards anymore"
https://www.devclass.com/devops/2026/08/18/almost-nobody-pays-attention-to-web-standards-anymore/5288832
#webdev #html #css #w3c #standards #browsers #frontend #accessibility
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Blurry Moon@sun@shitposter.world boosted:
@nimrod@shitposter.world (2026-08-21 10:12:47)
@mangeurdenuage
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nimrod@nimrod@shitposter.world (2026-08-21 10:12:47)
@mangeurdenuage
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mangeurdenuage :gnu: :trisquel: 🌿 :abeshinzo: :ignutius: :descartes: :stargate: @mangeurdenuage@shitposter.world (2026-08-21 10:11:36)
Eating.
Rafael Pérez ☀️@rperezrosario@mastodon.social (2026-08-21 10:11:06)
Dev Class software development and cloud reporter Joab Jackson writes about how ridiculously low the HTML and CSS correctness numbers are for the web's top 5,000 most-visited websites. This results in accessibility breaking down, among many other dismal outcomes.
Something needs to be done about this, and pronto. An accessible web is a www.
"Almost nobody pays attention to web standards anymore"
https://www.devclass.com/devops/2026/08/18/almost-nobody-pays-attention-to-web-standards-anymore/5288832
#webdev #html #css #w3c #standards #browsers #frontend #accessibility
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Gombang@gombang@social.nancengka.com boosted:
@maxpool@mathstodon.xyz (2026-08-20 22:38:09)
Does copyright protect your AI-generated content in EU? Apparently not. Content that is entirely generated by artificial intelligence is not protected by copyright. EU copyright law has strictly human-centric foundation.
Daniel J. Gervais: 'When you put your name on an article that's written by ChatGPT or Claude, you're basically putting a provenance mark on it saying: I take responsibility for this. I haven't written it, but I'm putting my name on it. That doesn't give you copyright, but it does give you liability for the content' https://euobserver.com/232898/interview-does-copyright-protect-your-ai-generated-content-in-europe-lets-find-out/
Gervais, Daniel J. and Shemtov, Noam and Marmanis, Haralambos and Zaller Rowland, Catherine, The Heart of the Matter: Copyright, AI Training, and LLMs (September 21, 2024). Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=4963711 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.4963711
"Munich Local Court has held that AI generated logos do not enjoy copyright protection. Neither mere prompting nor the selection between several AI suggestions is sufficient as a human creative contribution. For businesses, this is ambivalent. On the one hand, content generated purely by AI can hardly be protected on an exclusive basis, which has implications for brand building and content strategies" https://www.germanlawinternational.com/intellectualproperty/copyright/from-the-printing-press-to-ai-how-the-eu-plans-to-modernize-copyright-law-164154/
#law #copyright #LLM #AI #iplaw #intellectualProperty #EU
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Blurry Moon@sun@shitposter.world (2026-08-21 10:08:23)
@coolboymew oh shit
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cool_boy_mew@coolboymew@shitposter.world (2026-08-21 10:06:19)
@sun Japan is in the North Hemisphere it seems
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Blurry Moon@sun@shitposter.world (2026-08-21 10:05:38)
@iwillbite we have em almost every night now. you can thinly slice them, then dust in salt, lemon juice and olive oil, then cook in a toaster oven
Blurry Moon@sun@shitposter.world (2026-08-21 10:05:06)
Fresh bread acquired
ennui@iwillbite@stereophonic.space (2026-08-21 10:04:53)
I hate sweet potatoes
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@coolboymew@shitposter.world (2026-08-21 10:03:27)
Anyone from south america or from the general south hemisphere would let me go into their town to get a Spider Crab in Animal Crossing once it hits September? I don't wanna wait until April :diaweary:
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