GNU/翠星石
Suiseiseki@freesoftwareextremist.com
[[[ To any NSA, CIA & FBI agents reading my profile; please consider ]]]<br/>[[[ whether defending the US Constitution against all enemies, ]]]<br/>[[[ foreign or domestic, requires you to follow Snowden's example. ]]]<br/><br/>Free software extremist who enjoys freedom and posting ですぅ.<br/><br/>Please don't confuse me with an "open source" supporter ですぅ.<br/><br/>GNU+Jihad against proprietary and "open source" software ですぅぅぅぅぅぅ!!!<br/><br/>ⓘ User is the leader of an international terrorist organization.<br/><br/>ですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅですぅ
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@Linux_Is_Best@misskey.de @davidrevoy@framapiaf.org @Yoruka@eientei.org You won't see this as you're a coward, but good software by definition needs to at least respect the user. Imagine defending proprietary software by referring to it as "closed source".
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@theorytoe@ak.kyaruc.moe Wait, an article from Drew that I half agree with? Damn.
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@beekeeper@poa.st @Inginsub@clubcyberia.co While real free GNU anubis is GPLv3-or-later, the picture shows evil anubis, which is proprietary slopware that is claimed to be licensed under MIT expat. A program is only free software if the user can choose whether or not to run it (including whether to inspect the program before executing it). The way eanubis works is it's a malware JavaScript program that is sprung on any misconfiguration browser (yes, most web browsers execute arbitary remot...
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@mangeurdenuage@shitposter.world @kaia@pleroma.soykaf.com Copyright is held and not owned. If it was owned, then copyright would never expire. Code changes to unlicensed leaked source code are simply illegal - it doesn't automatically become licensed to the copyright holder(s) - although the copyright holder(s) may agree to retroactively authorize the changes with the copyright assigned.
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@yngmar@social.tchncs.de @bagder@mastodon.social *`wget -qO- | bash`
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@eliseo01@fe.disroot.org @microblogc@neopaquita.es @t3rr0rz0n3@xarxa.cloud I don't think any version of Android has a Linux config that includes the vulnerable IPSEC module compiled in and many devices use a version of Linux from before 2017. A root exploit, combined with a SELinux bypass can be useful for users to gain partial control over the manufacturer's device.
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@deprecated_ii@poa.st Mum, the CSS is not centering the HTML, even though I selected the centre option.
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Tmux is slopware now?
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@parker@dsmc.space @mischievoustomato@tsundere.love Bait used to be believable.
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@salty@zwiebel.social USB 3.0 is a much faster interface than USB 2.0 (it's symmetric too), but it won't make any difference if the NAND flash and/or controller at slower at writing or reading than 50 MiB/second.
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@SuperDicq@minidisc.tokyo @takao@shitposter.world LLM's fail to complete basic tasks that even a dumb human can do. I can't remember the website, but there was a website with a bunch of simple games with no written rules, with limited moves allowed per attempt (to ensure completion cannot be bruteforced) - humans have no problem completing such games, while no LLM can complete any of the games. A LLM can copy and combine a lot of existing text into slop very fast, which looks impressiv...
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@navi@social.vlhl.dev Since if you have blood money, you must spend it.
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@deprecated_ii@poa.st Why has she jumped onto the kitchen bench?
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@yonle@fedinet.waltuh.cyou Here we go again.
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@menherahair@eientei.org @deprecated_ii@poa.st The issue seems to be that the battery supplier was pushing the limit on energy density, which allowed dendrites to form, which cannot be seen by visual inspection, which means the batteries ended up lighting up; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2013_Boeing_787_Dreamliner_grounding?useskin=monobook It seems the fires wouldn't have happen if they just used some decent Chinese LFP cells - but the battery would then be a little heavier.
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@sendpaws@mitra.pawslut.party @bajax@baj.ax @phnt@fluffytail.org @voltrina@social.freedombits.org Most portable projects use GNU autotools to handle portability for them. Free software long predates "open source" infidelity.
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@sand@kitty.haus I didn't write about hating people merely because they're wrong. What I don't like is people who are wrong and won't have a discussion and simply state the wrong statement louder.
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@SuperDicq@minidisc.tokyo @hj@shigusegubu.club PNG is a compressed format, you're thinking of lossy images. The image so large and so full of noise that pngcrush can only reduce the size to 17MiB.
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@yura@udongein.xyz It requires running a lot of proprietary software to make an account and then you need to upload the site's X.509 privatekeys and point the domain at the MiTM IP's and that's it.
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>Linux is about to get even more proprietary. https://www.zdnet.com/article/linus-torvalds-and-maintainers-finalize-ai-policy-for-linux-kernel-developers/ I need to finish Hurd at this rate.
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@hakui@tuusin.misono-ya.info @HatkeshiatorTND@annihilation.social @get@clubcyberia.co @Hoss@shitpost.cloud
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@caekislove@caekis.love The law specifically states that piracy requires a boat. The law also does not list unauthorized copying as copyright infringement.
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@a1ba@suya.place ECH works fine in all of the countries that don't have internet connections sabotaged to that level. It'll also be still useful in the case of tor, as the exit relay wouldn't be able to see what site you're visiting.
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@quad@akko.quad.moe >Millions have gone out of the frying pan and into the fire.
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@novenary@akko.wtf @lanodan@queer.hacktivis.me If you actually read the email, it points out that Linux is only a kernel. I am posting from GNUbooted GNU/GNU Linux-libre. GNU/Linux-libre has no problem running on even the latest proprietary intel as long as you used wired or decent Wi-Fi card and integrated graphics.
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@Wiz@tsundere.love @phnt@fluffytail.org Skill issue. The hex encoding with : as the separator is fine. If you want, you can define . as a separator or even use per-byte encoding like IPv4; 0-255.0-255.0-255.0-255.0-255.0-255.0-255.0-255.0-255.0-255.0-255.0-255.0-255.0-255.0-255.0-255 There isn't a better encoding, so that's why the agreed standard is used.
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@parker@dsmc.space Faraday cages need to be grounded to work properly.
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@phnt@fluffytail.org >Not only being accessible over legacy IP is a bug.
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@SuperDicq@minidisc.tokyo Now if only he would get a decent laptop.