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You start as a bully when a kid, then grow up to be a fash / nazi, then they give you a badge and the ability to institutionalize your hate.


Almost sounds like a pejorative when you say it like that! :p


Wonderment is cool. The key is to know to keep it as you learn more truths about the world.


as we use AI to find vulnerabilities faster (hopefully) than bad actors can use AI to find vulnerabilities.
Oh small, simple child: who do you think has the better access to AI in the first place?


I would love to see some more artistic and visible appreciation for related communities in the sidebars. Something like the old webring / affiliate banners that websites had in the '90s (88x31 IIRC), even!


Only if efforts can transfer over, which means devs currently standing on the paid side of Google!Android would have to move over to develop Linux mobile and develop for Linux mobile.


but they have promised to
Like they promised other things in the past?


trixie - 6.12
That sucks, but not much (all “local account required” vulns are like that). I need to stay on 6.8 both for proper PM support for hibernation and because of the Nvidia drivers.


Normal wiki software already handles the “have more control over how content is displayed” part, and they can be offered as services for example Miraheze exists. Self-hosting makes sense for small stuff (and “small” here can quite reasonably mean “somewhat large” because the useful information in wikis is text and text is lightweight) but, aganin, that’s something normal wiki software already does.


Fandom wikis are pretty exclusive to their fandom tho, like they don’t have much overlap with each other?
We have the Wikipedia founder to blame for that: he threw a Trumpy fit because people were documenting Buffy the Vampire Slayer, IIRC. Otherwise we could really have had an Encyclopaedia of Everything.
Still, hosting “different instances” is technically exactly the same as hosting a normal DokuWIki / MediaWiki software and offering the service on a farm setup, like eg.: Miraheze does, and that still doesn’t need any sort of “federation”. Federating contents of a wiki does not really make sense, basic and normal mirroring / archiving suffices.


Federation makes little if any sense for a wiki. They are intended to be a sorta singular source-of-truth, and having different likely disjoint copies does not really provide any advantage than simply having a mirror doesn’t already give (and, overall, mirrors are easy to make).
If what you worry is sharing user accounts across wikis, that is not really a good idea anyway, but if they still want it it is already solvable with things like SSO, OpenID and similar, though each wiki would have to adopt and adjust them on their own.
Yeet (deployment)
Stealing this for my next CS or engineering employment.


I wish! An idiot wouldn’t even know how to use a chainsaw all around a tree to make it fall; incorrectly or not.


Not to mention, people who don’t know how to use chainsaws have a much higher risk of harming other people by using chainsaws.


Hmmm I mean I’m all for them running into traffic because Siri told them that’s how you boil water for tea; the problem is the other, innocent people involved in a crash.


I mean, sure, we (the Fediverse, I hope, at least) care; I was being somewhat allegorical.


So we need one cool death? Basically another killer like the one that brought in the whole Luigi case.


And why would they be scared of losing them if they are pilled? In about six to ten more months, those idiots (the pilled ones) are going to be so idiotized they won’t know even how to put their trousers on without asking ChatGPT, if they haven’t fallen that low already.


It does not matter how they can be used. “Can” is only potential, and that’s classical accelerationistbro excuse. What matters is the actions, and right now the actions are that both are moved primarily by an elite of oligarchs, pedophiles, thieves and genocides, at the cost of our water, health, environment, privacy, sanity and society.
Is it feasible to run eg.: Steam, within a (s)chroot that does not have host /proc and /sys mounted? That wouldn’t do that much by itself but I guess it would help more when combined with running as a different user (and not mounting host /home).