I read this three times and I do not understand it.

OP, anubis is not a catgirl. She is a jackalgirl.

vote Trump next election

You are sure that you want to vote for that monkey, just because some people are idiots?

Death does not often sell products,

Of course it does. I see you had not yet the “pleasure” to organize a funeral. The prices for everything are outrageous.

Since then, I have the conspiracy theory that the Claude people threw a bunch of proprietary sources in the training, too.

An enormous amount of people use this technology for privat company data without batting an eye; not just software developers, but business people for reports, etc.

They all throw their confidential data in there without even considering the implications, just “trusting” Anthropic. claude code bots are running on tens of thousands of proprietary code bases that used to be private, and of course they are using all this data to train their model.

Who the fuck is reading the blog of some Amazon executive who isn’t already on the kool-aid?

Apparently someone who is too stupid to understand the difference between “a blog” and “a blog post”.

I don’t know either, but you can browse the games via the LGBT tag: https://itch.io/games/tag-lgbt

You may or may not know https://based.cooking/ already, but it has spawned multiple clones, e.g. https://vegbased.cooking/

Ottaviana’s Kitchen was a website for italian recipes; it is down now, sadly, but can be read on the wayback machine: https://web.archive.org/web/20211103034029/http://ottavianaskitchen.com/menu.htm (The best part of this site is that multiple recipes are on one page, e.g. all sauce recipes in one .html file)

The https://www.kochwiki.org/ is only useful if you happen to speak german; but maybe you can find something similar in your language.

Wikipedias cookbook at https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Cookbook:Table_of_Contents has some nice recipes.

Addendum: Of course most of these sites are not as “nice” as the AI generated nice; and especially, the recipes don’t have pictures (most of the time). It is like the old cookbooks our grandparents used to cook. Barely any pictures, but quality recipes. Cookbooks nowadays have huge pictures and below-average recipes.

I don’t think that is true. For example, when it comes to cooking, I know a few hand-made non-seo pages that I frequent that have a nice selection and presentation of recipes. Those never come up in the search results, only the shit sites.

Nope: https://developers.reddit.com/docs/capabilities/server/reddit-api

Dude are you high?

This really depends on your kernel. Try looking in /var/log/messages. If you have CONFIG_PSTORE enabled, you might have something in /sys/fs/pstore.

Also you can put something like console=ttyUSB0,115200 in the kernel command line and read them over serial.

The rumor is that the whole iPhone concept was actually the idea of one unnamed engineer at apple who worked on it in his spare time; apparently he had the idea at the same time as the folks at IG, probably it was kind of a natural evolution of the earlier devices. (You have to consider that the thing that made the iPhone such a success, the “app store”, was not available from the beginning. The first devices had no official way of adding any software, but people quickly found hacks and added a debian-like package management to it. From there the first custom applications spawned and only then Apple understood the potential of opening the platform to third-party developers.)

Regarding the engineer, apparently he was fired by his supervisor for spending time on this “stupid” idea; but back in the day, Apple had the policy that everyone who was fired had to report to Jobs one last time, and then he showed him what he was working on and Jobs took it from there.

I am with Mimi on this one. I always held it like that and I am not gonna change.

We’ve had phones since 2014.

wat

If you talk about smartphones, the first one - the LG Prada - released in 2007.

This is actually stated in the xz man page: -0 is sometimes faster than gzip -9 while compressing much better.

With a random test file on my system, xz -0 was 3 times as fast while achieving the same compression as gzip -6.

The former for speed with source trees or such

xz -0 is faster than gzip and has a higher compression ratio.

Would it work if it’s done from a previous, presumably untainted commit?

Theoretically yes, but at the moment I have more than 150 KDE packages installed; you would need to do this for each one and then make sure that they actually work together in this specific combination. Then, for each package you would need to check if any security bugfixes exist upstream that don’t exist in your fork and backport these.

I would say that is the bare minimum; you probably also want any bugfixes that are implemented upstream.

I guess with a team of a few people this would be doable, at least for some time; sooner or later some dependency (e.g. systemd) will be updated in such a way that your fork is no longer compatible and then you will either have to integrate the slop code from upstream to make it work, or do that on your own.

By the way, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trinity_Desktop_Environment is a fork of KDE 3, but that has no support for e.g. dark mode.

KDE is huge, you can’t just fork all of it (of course technically you could, but it is not much use). You maybe could fork individual projects, a bit like https://vim-classic.org/

I was thinking of having some kind of online list for packages without AI stuff. Of course a 100% slop free desktop installation is probably impossible nowadays, it would still be interesting to see how far one can go.

Thank you!