Its bullshit. You remember that BMW heated seat subscription they tried to sell? If you tried to sell a hack that unlocks that, BMW can sue you. BMW don’t own the car, they sold it, but anti-circumvention law dictates that you are not allowed to mess with BMWs “technological barriers” in order to use the car in a way not intended by BMW.
The rule about not consuming blood depends on the flavour of Christianity you subscribe to. Catholics, for example, argue that it was just a temporary rule to keep the peace while a lot of Christians lived side by side with Jews.
Grayjay is not open source and FUTO is run by a bunch of questionable techbros.
Ever heard of self-contained deployments or native AOT? No separate runtime install needed.
“We asked spicy autocomplete to come up with a story about an AI that is self-preserving and the story was really scary and we are very concerned.”
I am also very concerned; because this apparently qualifies as research and people seem to take this drivel seriously.
The only places I could think of are not swamps and are all a result of horrible pollution like Lake Karachay or Rio Tinto. I think you are correct that the trope of the poisonous swamp stems from the fact that swamps are just not very nice places to be in as a human.
[…] official investigations found that the police saw the pastor as a threat to Islam, Malaysia’s majority religion.
Isn’t that just lovely, religion and cops doing what they do best.
Most screws on bicycles are hexagon.
If its really a problem consider celebrating your name day instead, or just move your birthday into the summer and tell everybody you did it because of the weather.
I opened the article. I saw that its something about the DKP. I closed the article. These Putin loving idiots can get stuffed for all I care.
The EU link contains almost exclusively Linux themed AI slop.
Did they even look at that slop before throwing it on that site?
Yes those are too old. I think it must have been something released near 1998. The game I remember was in a cartoon style and not as pixelated. It might have been something only released in German as well.
No, unfortunately that’s not it.
There was a fantasy point and click adventure on the school PCs about two lost goblin or gnome children. I think it was some sort of learning game released during the 90s. The only things that I clearly remember are a mini game about getting red and yellow llamas across a bridge with a passing point, and a labyrinth where you had to solve riddles. Never figured out what it was.
$400 is still insane for a rusty frame.
You could take a look at the various projects related to plaintext accounting . Personally, I like hledger.
If I understand it correctly this just proxies ssh connections through a more efficient type of socket when its a ssh connection between a VM and its Host machine. No SSH daemon is started by systemd by default making this once again misinformation by the anti-systemd crowd.