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Opinions exclusively of my own and of voices in my head.

Autism, communism, arthitism, cannabism.

  • That’s how modchips work in general but after many years of failures PlayStation security mechanisms are quite sophisticated. Jailbreaks in such cases involve chains of multiple exploits of different kinds. Hardware is often involved but software based exploits will be the most sought after as they’re easiest to for the end user.

  • It was patched and blocked in 2022. The most common way to jailbreak stuff these days is to stash it offline for an extended period of time while waiting for a public exploit.

  • It might be cheaper than either given that Sony subsidises their hardware and PS5 comes with 16GB of GDDR6. Getting PS5 on firmware old enough makes this a very niche thing though.

  • They put out LTS releases which are nice for a home server where you need relatively recent packages and a couple of years of support so that you don’t have to babysit it too much. On a server it’s much closer to Debian experience as you don’t have to deal with snap, flatpak and all that weirdness.

  • I used Ubuntu back then too but I’m a Gnome person so I missed out on this innovation from Canonical.

  • The only ads I notice is that apt shows how many packages can be updated through an optional paid Expanded Security Maintenance. This isn’t very obtrusive but I’m on a 4 year old LTS release currently so things might have changed.

  • I’ll be upgrading soon since my home server is still at 22.04 and I need new ZFS to expand my drive array which was made possible not too long ago. This thing has been running the same Ubuntu install for 7 or 8 years now. It’s been so long that I thought I was hacked by Iranians when I noticed OpenClaw folder in ~/config/. Turns out it was unofficial Captain Claw port that I played ages ago when this thing was still a desktop. I highly recommend this OpenClaw

    That was random but I thought someone might find it funny. I’m a bit high. Sorry.

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  • If something is public domain then it’s incompatible with copyleft licenses, like GPL under which Linux is licensed.

    Linux team is trolling AI boosters who can’t certify their code is clean unless they trained models themselves.

  • Not only copyright is dead but so is licensing of things in general. This means there’ll be less original work from both commercial and non-commercial projects. Commercially there won’t be ways to profit so why bother. On the libre licensing front why would you contribute code to GPL licensed projects or release art under Creative Commons if it’s going to be license washed anyway?

  • Given that nobody is able to guarantee that code used for training was used according to it’s license, this means no hallucinated code in Linux. Nice.

  • For a FOSS enthusiast, this is a total non-starter. We don’t migrate to Linux just to swap one proprietary black box for another. If I cannot audit the code that sits between my binaries and the internet, I am not interested.

    That’s hardcore. Are there any network cards with fully open firmware? How does one learn to audit code for how many layers there are to this? Does this person has time for anything other than auditing code? Or is this and other claims a satire?

  • How much money exactly? Last time I checked it was just salary for a couple of devs. That’s least they can do while taking 30% cut of nearly all PC game sales. That’s the kind of money that goes into significantly subsidising console hardware for comparison. They benefit so much from the work of others that went into Linux, Wine and the ecosystem already that they should be giving way more in return.

  • Anthropic claims that. Sucks for them now, but boy did it do wonders for their marketing.

  • It is Anthropic’s whole business model though.

  • What if license and copyright was washed by using an LLM to translate Claude into another language?

    Either way, Claude can’t be copyrighted because it’s a product of an LLM.

  • Predictable schedule of stable releases with relatively up to date packages for most of commonly used software and drivers.

  • They list iTerm2 as affected but list Linux-specific terminal emulators only as replacement even if there are plenty of those on MacOS. At this point I think those lists are prepared by LLM boosters too.

  • Given that the incompetent leadership is here to stay it’s best to adjust to the situation and not make it worse. Moral victories mean very little compared to getting things done.

  • This version adopts Liquid Glass — and we think it’s a better looking version of NetNewsWire. We think even people who aren’t fans of Liquid Glass will agree with us. 🐣

    Based on their screenshots it’s a typical Liquid Ass with transparent text input fields overlaid on top of other, still visible text. See for yourself:

    Illustration above is supposed to convince people that Liquid Ass is great. Just look at how readable it is and how easy it is to locate UI elements at glance! What does the 3 circle icon even mean? You don’t know until you click, a staple of true innovation.

  • Opensource @programming.dev

    Google will now only release Android source code twice a year

    www.androidauthority.com /aosp-source-code-schedule-3630018/
  • Opensource @programming.dev

    GitHub Disables Rockchip’s Linux MPP Repository After DMCA Request

    hackaday.com /2026/01/05/github-disables-rockchips-linux-mpp-repository-after-dmca-request/
  • Opensource @programming.dev

    The Stallman Paradox: How Web3 Became the Ultimate Open Source Theater | Regis Chapman

    paragraph.com /@holonic-horizons/the-stallman-paradox-how-web3-became-the-ultimate-open-source-theater
  • Technology @lemmy.zip

    $96.5 million for Nadella. Microsoft's CEO receives record pay in a year that saw 15,000+ layoffs

    www.windowscentral.com /microsoft/satya-nadella-microsoft-ceo-2025-compensation-layoffs-ai
  • Technology @lemmy.zip

    New noninvasive endometriosis tests are on the rise

    www.technologyreview.com /2025/10/21/1125327/endometriosis-tests-noninvasive/
  • Technology @lemmy.zip

    These nonprofits lobbied to regulate OpenAI — then the subpoenas came

    www.theverge.com /ai-artificial-intelligence/801994/openai-subpoenas-intimidation-tactics-nonprofits-elon-musk-restructuring
  • Programming @programming.dev

    How Ruby Went Off the Rails

    www.404media.co /how-ruby-went-off-the-rails/
  • Opensource @programming.dev

    A Major Trading Firm Has Open-Sourced The Latest Linux File-System: TernFS

    www.phoronix.com /news/TernFS-File-System-Open-Source
  • Europe @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    How Russian-funded fake news network aims to disrupt election in Europe - BBC investigation

    www.bbc.com /news/articles/c4g5kl0n5d2o
  • Europe @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    Cyberattack disrupts check-in systems at major European airports

    apnews.com /article/europe-airports-cyberattack-29b6d890baf7ac3a22f0f2b2f169b890
  • Technology @lemmy.zip

    Parents outraged as Meta uses photos of schoolgirls in ads targeting man

    www.theguardian.com /technology/2025/sep/20/parents-outraged-meta-uses-photos-schoolgirls-ads-man
  • Europe @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    Nato intercepts Russian warplanes violating Estonian airspace

    www.bbc.com /news/articles/czrp6p5mj3zo
  • Technology @lemmy.zip

    AI medical tools found to downplay symptoms of women, ethnic minorities

    arstechnica.com /health/2025/09/ai-medical-tools-found-to-downplay-symptoms-of-women-ethnic-minorities/
  • Europe @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    EU plans to unlock €550mn for Hungary in bid to secure Russia sanctions deal

    www.ft.com /content/096547cf-cf83-4298-820e-49b09a14972f
  • Hardware @lemmy.world

    Intel: NVIDIA GPU collaboration is complementary, GPU product offerings to continue

    videocardz.com /newz/intel-nvidia-gpu-collaboration-is-complementary-gpu-product-offerings-to-continue
  • Technology @lemmy.zip

    Anthropic’s Premium Pricing Is at Risk, JPMorgan Analysts Say

    www.bloomberg.com /news/articles/2025-09-18/anthropic-s-premium-pricing-is-at-risk-jpmorgan-analysts-say
  • Technology @lemmy.zip

    Nvidia Invests $5 Billion in Intel With Plans to Co-Design Chips

    www.bloomberg.com /news/articles/2025-09-18/nvidia-invests-5-billion-in-intel-with-plans-to-co-design-chips
  • Europe @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    Workers across France strike over budget cut plans

    www.bbc.com /news/articles/cj9zvg03elzo
  • Technology @lemmy.zip

    Clean hydrogen is facing a big reality check

    www.technologyreview.com /2025/09/18/1123818/hydrogen-reality-check-china/
  • Europe @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    Coup plot charges for former Romanian presidential candidate

    www.bbc.com /news/articles/c4g5ky0vex8o