Pfff it’s not a street fighter movie without Van Damme

I know lemmy has a big antipathy towards AI but reading the details I’m not as concerned as I was when I read the posted article.

https://www.rsyslog.com/clarifying-ai-first-what-it-really-means-for-rsyslog/

I think that approach sounds pretty reasonable. To bad they went with this marketing bullshit headline.

Using AI to improve documentation (which is neglected often time anyway) or as a specifically trained LLM for support is exactly how you should use it.

The rest sounds rational too, so I wouldn’t write rsyslog down just because of that.

We were laughing at Java back in the days. Now they use JS instead…

This or clonezilla

I’m waiting for the twelvefold myself

The Samsung Origami

Behold, the iRoll!

yeah we get it

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=vo.threes.exclaim

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.eightyeightgames.ymbab

OpenSUSE, Fedora, maybe Ubuntu. I’d avoid immutable style distros like bazzite. They make things easier at the beginning but have other downsides where “normal” solutions need additional steps.

They don’t go out of their way to break it, they just don’t pay attention to it (yet). There was an interesting interview here a few months ago: https://lemmy.world/post/32441387

Yeah I’m following the bugtracker since beginning of the year. I think it got worse with mesa 25. Before only this game crashed but I was able to push the GPU with things like StableDiffusion without problems. Now also that led to crashes.

Most of the time the system gets completely unresponsive on wayland. With X or when only using one screen the system recovered most of the time with only the game and steam crashing.

Didn’t report to upstream yet, I will see if it’s really stable now (see my update) and then post there.

And taking meds, going to work, meeting in 20, meeting in 5, meeting in 1 minute, go eat…

I saw the thumbnail and thought those were cables in a cup of water. I was ready for a meme like “the opposite of a firewall”. I’m impressed and disappointed at the same time.

That’s why I use Linkwarden, solves 30% of those problems most of the time.

Don’t ask how many of those saved sites I really revisited…

UE is a bane

The government did it itself just way bigger.

Not hijack but he could disturb it. When US based organizations (afaik 9 out of 12) who run root dns servers change their root-file he could force ISPs in the US to ignore root servers that don’t cooperate. Or Microsoft to update Windows with modified root hints . Or force Google or Cloudflare to do so for their resolvers. Or AWS for their services…

It wouldn’t stop anyone to ignore said changes and it would be discovered pretty fast. But he could censor the internet and users who don’t care or don’t have the knowledge. Or if you rely on a service who didn’t react (gmail anyone?)

Even DNSSec wouldn’t help as he would control the start of the chain of trust.

There are a lot of infrastructure and involved companies based in the US. I don’t say it’s hopeless but don’t underestimate the chaos he could evoke.

Ah, I think the comment suggested to use a pie instead of a fire stick

Care to elaborate? Are you talking about DNS over TLS/HTTPS or DNSSec? And who would enforce it and how? I can’t see how this should go and what wouldn’t work.