@jakobtougaard @CiaraNi @silhelm @eclectech I'd accept that, too.

@hacks4pancakes It's also how you can tell when an American actor is playing an Englishman while Downey does cut his food with the knife in his right hand in this clip, it would be unusual in the extreme to see a non-American adult put their food in their mouth with this weird fork grip https://youtu.be/388-rOzD9SM?si=o_q051bexJXzCJtS&t=239 Americans appear to be far more likely than most other people to hold their fork vertically, like a microphone they're about to sing into, when putting food in their mouth.

@tbhdk @aphandersen De siger (vel?) at de vil, men hvordan det kommer til at se ud i praksis, må vi jo afvente... https://digst.dk/digital-transformation/digital-suveraenitet/ https://www.dr.dk/nyheder/politik/folketingsvalg/politikere-fra-syv-partier-dit-mitid-boer-fungere-uden-apple-og-google

@npub1jj9u5wlpm7427u6y65ytqrpwcq9taqjk34v9apxjjfytt9tdm5ks9snhpx @stefano When I was a carpenter I'd openly overcharge people to fix messes left by sub-par workers in time for a deadline - it was very lucrative & I briefly considered doing only that, until I thought about how the only result it ever yields is adequate, never good 🫤 doing nothing but cleaning up other people's mistakes would get very unsatisfying very quickly. This is that on a metric ton of horse steroids.

@CiaraNi i can write simple scripts, fix simple bugs in code. i cannot write large complicated pieces of code. i know my limits but i appreciate those that can.i have a similar respect for those folks that grow and harvest our food.

@WeirdWriter it specifically says that is works with screen readers so that's really frustrating. I love the intent of the project but if it's not accessible it's not a good product. Period.

@leberschnitzel I am also very happy when the Avian Intelligence parrot appears. (I saved it for you!)

@FlockOfCats Didn't everyone do that?

@AlSweigart @cabel The gambling industry? Actually that's fraud too.

@brettcodes I, too, am worried about the degradation of coding skills caused by using LLMs. In a time when processors and memory are insanely expensive, we need more efficient code, not bloated LLM generated code.

@zzt your threads on this topic are envirogating to read please keep it up. much excitement to be built for how this all will be biting them in the ass as the sloprot progresses

@Shards@kind.social Only 19... But I'd say it's a technicality. There were no Blockbusters, it was a local video rental place... We were that cool (or that far out in the boonies, that you had to build your own video rental places, no big chains coming in to save you for the evils of 2 channels, and nothing to watch) (yes I'm being literal about the 2 channels).

@dbattistella Where's the UN or governments crying out loud against this? They could stop this. They create laws against protesting in a minute, but they don't care about this kind of thing.AI Sloppers had them all under They pockets. This is just a horrible thing to watch.#aislopsucks

@rachelplusplusLots If you do it for yourself, that would be fine. If you want to keep it as a public distro, you still need to maintain lots of audio/video/network/usb/tb/sensors/storage/fingerprint/... drivers that can vary a lot even for the "reasonable" desktop and definitely laptop. Then occasionally you get hit by "now cameras use a special chip, hope you implemented it already". (And people will have issues with hardware you don't have)@zzt

Nu har jeg prøvet tre gange at lave en baby sweater (den øverste på billedet), men hver gang jeg når til armene og kan prøve den på Folke sidder den super underligt. Så nu dropper jeg det og prøver en cardigan (nederst på billedet) i stedet. Det behøver ikke sidde rigtigt på helt samme måde. Det er også ret sjovt at lave! Man laver to underlige buende sekskanter og folder dem som jeg har gjort her. Når de har fået et par rækker mere på så de er store nok skal de hækles sammen i toppen af det der bliver til ærmer og bagved til ryggen.

personally, i find "b2c" quite subversive. if they're our customers, then we have stolen them from corporate middlemen. we can serve them without profit, unless the customer is for-profit. this is why i believe so fervently in dual licensing, because corps are not humans. copyleft is a legal technique, not an ideology—and we're not apolitical, we embrace ideology

@dheadshot @hbons No Linux, but Microsoft Xenix (!) and Unisoft System V… but the Twiggy drives in the Lisa 1 were 5.25“ ones, so this is perhaps the long lost 3.5“ Twiggy successor?

@Westcoastmaven So true. Even getting my mom into the registry office (so small we had to leave her walker outside) was extremely difficult. The first time we went, we had to leave because the line-up was super long and there was nowhere for her to sit. She's in a small town where there are limited options for registry services. It will take at least three trips to get this ID card that she needs for access to her healthcare information online!

@UlrikNyman @jaredwhite LLMs produce bad code. LLMs get in the way of understanding what the computer is doing, so you most definitely can't learn how to program with an LLM. LLMs cause a drastic loss of problem solving and critical thinking skills in their users which makes them highly addictive. They're trained on stolen material and are enormously damaging to the environment making their use unconscionable.Personally, I feel like any one of those would be reason enough not to ever use them.

@jupiter En France c'est ééééééééé