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  • The Linux Kernel Organization now lets developers submit AI-generated code, as long as it complies with the guidelines, licensing, and attribution requirements

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  • AI agents MUST NOT add Signed-off-by tags. Only humans can legally certify the Developer Certificate of Origin (DCO). The human submitter is responsible for:

    • Reviewing all AI-generated code
    • Ensuring compliance with licensing requirements
    • Adding their own Signed-off-by tag to certify the DCO
    • Taking full responsibility for the contribution

    That's fair. Nobody has to know you wrote it with a not, that's impossible to detect, but you have to own it and be ready for the discussions that follow.

  • New 3D printing regulations: "Additive in America: Regulating 3D Printing" by 3D Printing Nerd

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  • I mean the idea "prevent people from 3D printing guns" is good. At least its heart is in the right spot. 3D printers make it much much easier to make a gun. It's like what AI is doing to development, writing, and so on. Now people who didn't know how to make a gun can do it quite easily with little to no skill.

    However, the problem is always feasibility and privacy. Companies hide their plans from their employees by dividing up the work so that no one is the wiser. Circumventing this at the software level would be easy, just print the parts separately. If everything is tracked, that's a huge breach in privacy.

    These kinds of things only ultimately serve the surveillance apparatus.

    Tracking who owns such a machine capable of printing a gun though🤔 Dunno... Not sure whether I'm against that. I could be convinced either way. We do need licenses to drive our rolling murder machines and not every 3D printer is capable of printing a functional gun.

  • New 3D printing regulations: "Additive in America: Regulating 3D Printing" by 3D Printing Nerd

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  • Here we go with blaming people who have nothing to do with it.

  • New 3D printing regulations: "Additive in America: Regulating 3D Printing" by 3D Printing Nerd

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  • I just tried vibe coding with Claude

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  • It's not called "correct" coding for a reason.

    That's why people are wrong so often: they feel like something is right, but don't check. That's how you get anti -vaxxers, manospere people, MAGA, QAnon, Brexit, etc.

  • Just found out that you can CTRL+T in fedora's installation GUI to browse web pages in firefox, amazing!

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  • CSS is terrible, no doubt about it, but the problem is exactly that: native GUI frameworks haven't changed in the way they work. Why else do you think electron became popular? Obviously there was reason for it

  • Just found out that you can CTRL+T in fedora's installation GUI to browse web pages in firefox, amazing!

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  • Let's be honest, it's the easiest. I've been trying to write UIs in pure rust and python recently and let me tell you, it's a drag.

    Some frameworks don't even support writing your own components, some don't allow reusing parts of the UI, some don't even have proper layout engines you can modify, theming can be difficult, others dont have reactive values, most don't have a fast dev loop (make a change, see it, repeat), and so on. I've even tried using game engines like Godot and Bevy.

    We like complaining about Electron, but let's be serious, as bad as it is, the other stuff is worse.

  • The mist of the www

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  • It could've been a random list of accounts with similar passwords

  • ‘Irresponsible failure’: Google, Meta, Snap and Microsoft slam EU over child sexual abuse law lapse

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  • Yes, the companies that kowtow to the pedophile with the finger over the red button are upset about child protection.

  • Session is shutting down in 90 days

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  • Not if the Twits migrate in large enough numbers. They have already forced the hand of the mastodon devs tom implement twitter-like features. It's only going to get worse.

  • The mist of the www

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  • 3rd hint: their passwords are...

  • Session is shutting down in 90 days

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  • There is a difference between arguing and brigading. Whether it's done by humans or bots doesn't make much of a difference. If the narrative being spread is one dimensional, that's toxic.

    Dogpiling someone for having an AI avatar is going a little far.

  • holy shit holy shit holy shit holy

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  • Hot kinky forgejo has a new competitor!

  • Nix ignoring untracked files is even more ridiculous with jj

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  • Never seen this behavior. Since when is nix tied to git? Are you using lix or something?

  • Appearances can be something

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  • Yes yes, not marketing at all. "It's so powerful, only those worthy enough can wield it." Make it so exclusive it seems illicit to acquire, that people will pay anything to join the club.

  • Session is shutting down in 90 days

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  • Is the fediverse just as toxic as twitter?

  • Someone has made a tool to add achievements to non-Steam games on Linux, which feels like a niche in a niche

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  • I am that niche! Me, all alone 🦄

  • Orbán’s Spying Kit Revealed: Israeli Surveillance Tool Combined with Hungarian Technology

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  • Another Orban term and he would've made it impossible to criticise the government safely. Watching documentaries about Russia, people there are afraid to criticise their supreme leaders and their friends. They will say stuff like "I won't say anything that will bring me in trouble".

    The next election is going to be critical.

  • EFF is Leaving X [Twitter]

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