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Mugita Sokio

@ msokiovt @lemmy.today

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Aspiring partial German-American Khazarian (speculated) Vtuber. Currently a semi-retired editor for CoculesNation and published audiobook author.

Audiobooks and music (latter not yet established): https://wavlake.com/mugita-sokio

Interests are as follows: Music, Gaming, TTRPGs, Creative Writing, FOSS, Linux, AI, Numerology (Gematria, Chinese Numerology, Chaldean Numerology, etc.), and Pro Wrestling.

PFP was generated using Mistoon Diamond (SD 1.5) with 1Shot and Coconut LoRA for those interested in Stable Diffusion

  • Open Source isn't enought, we need governance

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  • The BDFI (Benevolent Dictator for Life) method works as it should. People should be using that one more. For instance, Vim had Moolenar as the BDFI, and it was a good thing for the project.

  • Open Source isn't enought, we need governance

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  • No, you absolutely don't. Governance is what destroys open-source projects. For instance, GNOME was destroyed and encrappified because of their board, for instance (a bad governance structure). Look at how IBM does governance to Wayland. That should show you that it doesn't work.

  • ‘The Government Hopes To Set a Precedent’: An Interview With the Man Charged for Allegedly Wiping His GrapheneOS Phone

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  • Aren't those the zones within 200 miles of the US border? Florida seems to have it the worst, as that state is surveilled big time.

  • Questions about Fedora

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  • Questions about Fedora

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  • I got that wrong. Re-writing.

    Yes, they use systemd, but they won't add that field.

  • Questions about Fedora

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  • I wouldn't recommend going with Fedora. IBM and RedHat are despised by many for a reason. There are three things made by them, and them alone in the upstream: systemd, Wayland, and PipeWire. PipeWire works just fine, though they're shoving the other two down everyone's throats, especially Wayland which is tied to systemd.

    I'd take a look at distributions that will not implement a specific user.db field that requires entering your date of birth, or anything else related to PII. Things like Garuda Linux (Arch-based), Omarchy (Arch with Hyprland, made by DHH), EndeavourOS (Arch-based), Devuan (Debian without systemd), Slackware, Zorin (Ubuntu-base with systemd), Vendefoul Wolf (Devuan with OpenRC instead of SysV), Artix (Arch without systemd), and Void are all options that said no to age verification/digital ID.

  • ‘The Government Hopes To Set a Precedent’: An Interview With the Man Charged for Allegedly Wiping His GrapheneOS Phone

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  • The charge is destruction of evidence because he used a duress password (he was legitimately under duress) to wipe the encryption keys off his phone, making it impossible for officers to do anything with.

    This was a violation of his 4th Amendment and 5th Amendment rights (4A is unreasonable search and siezure, while 5A is prevention of forced self-incrimination). Oh wait, the PATRIOT Act and Red Flag laws made 4A and 5A (respectively) defunct.

  • Privacy.sexy revived, a script builder for debloating your OS

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  • He clarifies exactly what he uses it for. There is no code generated by AI at all from the looks of it. Claude isn't found, nor is any other AI company found in this purpose.

  • Jack Dorsey Launches Buzz, an Open-Source Slack Alternative

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  • Nostr is fantastic. You can seriously speak the truth on there, and not be censored... with exceptions to Primal, the biggest, clunkiest client on Nostr.

  • China's 'open' AI is a terrible business, and nothing like open-source software

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  • Yeah, it definitely sounds like a co-opted article, because America is losing the AI race to China (the script was already in play for us Americans to lose due to proprietary models).

    It's a call for the Chinese AI models to be banned because of how good they are.

  • [Opinion] China's 2026 pivot to open-source AI is a calculated geopolitical strategy to bypass US semiconductor controls, embed censorship, and dominate the global AI ecosystem

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  • China's models are surprising good at what they do. The US government is looking to ban them from use for "mUh nAtIoNaL sEcUrItY".

    Bullspit.

  • Bazzite sees a massive jolt in installs in late June and early July, catapulting it to over 86k active devices. It has doubled the number of active devices since November.

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  • I forget where I read it, though I tried looking for it even after I read it.

  • Did you know GNOME is Mexican?

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  • I thought GNOME was German. I guess it was because of some German grant they were given.

  • Bazzite sees a massive jolt in installs in late June and early July, catapulting it to over 86k active devices. It has doubled the number of active devices since November.

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  • I read that Gentoo was completely compromised by Google moles, since ChromeOS is based upon Gentoo, just proprietary slop.

    This was part of the reason why I switched to Artix, just because it fits my needs.

  • Burnham to scrap Starmer’s digital ID scheme in ‘reset of priorities’

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  • He's only doing what Starmer's done with digital ID... and will eventually have his own scheme.

    His Jesuit masters are already writing that script.

  • Bazzite sees a massive jolt in installs in late June and early July, catapulting it to over 86k active devices. It has doubled the number of active devices since November.

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  • Yeah... this is exactly why: Wayland-only, systemd, potential for digital ID. Yes, it's got some decent merit, but Wayland combined with systemd (which are linked) kinda turn me off.

  • 'Rust makes coding fun again': Why Linux is moving away from C, according to Greg Kroah-Hartman

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  • It looks like 6 Rustaceans absolutely hate the truth that is C.

    Don't get me wrong, Rust can have some merit, just not in the way y'all think.

  • [Opinion] When China’s open-source AI is a trap

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  • People really should be doubting these mainstream journos, because they have the integrity of a Call of Duty fanboy who services the corn on the cob of Activision suits. This is especially true for the Economist, which is a Jesuit front organization telling us what they're going to do to us (and we accept it by even buying a subscription to that dump).

    Regardless of that, the trap is that America's AI dominance is only because of proprietary models, while FOSS models are superior to the proprietary slop that's put out.

  • 'Rust makes coding fun again': Why Linux is moving away from C, according to Greg Kroah-Hartman

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  • Rust seriously isn't needed. C is the way to go.

    If you want to oxidize, then maybe fork the kernel, and keep mostly C code.

  • Today I Learned @lemmy.world
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    TIL about Epstein's surveillance dealings

  • Today I Learned @lemmy.world
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    TIL Amy Lee, Evanescence lead sincer, is the Great-Great Neice of Robert E. Lee

    xcancel.com /klara_sjo/status/2046420364662550834
  • Privacy @programming.dev
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    OSINT Investigation Shows 3 Individuals Altered the Identity Infrastructure of GNU/Linux Permanently

    x.com /DevuanOrg/status/2040041306102075847