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  • That would be great. I'll believe it when I see it.

  • hoot

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  • Field mice when humans invented agriculture:

    ^ Fuck yeah! Now this is what I'm squeekin' about! ^

  • When I was 14 I purchased a CD with a copy of the Audacity installer on it from a shady site for $30...

    I seriously doubt the authors intend you to uninstall your keyboard every time you need to write a work email; it's to stop you from profiting off of their work, just as you can't remove their branding and funding links when you re-distribute.

    I have CC BY-NC images as my desktop wallpaper on my work laptop... Now if my work was selling the laptop then it could become a problem, especially if the pretty art was part of the value proposition. While it merely existing might be a gray area under some hyper-pedantic interpretation, it's functionally irrelevant in the real world until there's money involved and the licensor can show damages.

    (Psst I also changed some behaviour in my GPL editor for personal use once without sharing my changes and also I also used that version a few times while writing proprietary commercial code... Pls don't tell Stallman)

  • That's not how that works...

    It just means you can't modify it and make a profit from selling it or monetizing your modifications.

    (... Or try to sell it without modification, for that matter)

  • https://github.com/futo-org/android-keyboard/

    Uses their own license which forbids commercial use but the source is available and you're free to modify and distribute it so...

    Not proper FOSS and doesn't meet the OSI definitions but colloquially speaking it looks pretty open to me.

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  • No I've mostly just used jackett and qbt's default searchers. I used to use tixati in the past and that was great, with share searching and text chat communities

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  • I tried to buy digital copies of an album the other day and couldn't because it was only on streaming services and DRM'd to all shit, so I just pirated it instead.

    Ended up with some high quality flac too...

  • Grifter's gotta grift. But it's a good windsock for gauging where the popular winds are blowing. Dems are in the best position to capitalize on the shift, but I'm sure they'll find new and innovative strategies to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory again, since they're owned by capital.

  • Trump ally Andrew Tate was even more blunt, writing, “NOBODY WANTS THIS WAR, ” before adding, “War transfers wealth from the working class to the banking class. So does fraud and inflation. The working class man simply cant catch a break and is endlessly wrecked. This is The Matrix - extraction from the populace to feed a machine minded host. Heartless.”

  • This is a really funny thing to see a few scrolls down from an article about Tesla's first drivingwheelless vehicle and finally "solving autonomous driving"

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  • (I screenshotted this and sent it to Rust programmers)

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  • Or why they both scream when you crack them open to get at the yummy liquid inside

  • I lol'd in the traditional meaning

  • AI has a lot of pitfalls. It helps knowing how they work: tokens, context, training, harnesses and tools,... Because then nonsense like this makes a lot more sense; same for "count the R's in strawberry" type things. (For the record, I later told it to use JavaScript to manipulate strings to accomplish this task and it did a much better job. Still needed touchups of course)

    They work best when you know how to accomplish whatever it is you're asking it to do, and can point it in a direction that leverages its strengths, and avoid weeknesses (often tied to perception and dexterity). Something like ASCII art is nearly a worst-case scenario, aside from maybe asking a general purpose LLM to do math.

  • His name is Sam and he likes fishing, right?

  • The parts... Once oiled, always oiled. That shit is impossible to clean off.

  • When port forwarding, you want that internal IP to be the internal address of the server on your LAN. That way, all port 443 traffic sent to your external ipv4 (as received by your router) is sent to whatever machine is hosting the web server or reverse proxy.

    Regarding the www sub domain cname, idk what your registrar is doing but it's common practice to redirected www to your base domain, or vise versa; so web visitors get a consistent experience whether they type www or not. It would probably be best to start fresh though