Uh, a German joke!
(Po means butt)
Uh, a German joke!
(Po means butt)
libpid 🤣


Mali’s uses two AIs for that. One creates a spec and the other implements that spec.
But that doesn’t even work, because you would have to prove that the original software was not part of the training set. And with it being an LLM from a big corporation, that chance is close to zero.
Okay, but how do you “slow mind” a child?
Hit them in the head?
Das “-taur” kommt natürlich von “Taurus” also Stier. Also eindeutig “Minoraffe”, klingt auch passend, finde Ich. Nur ein wenig nach Affe.


Downvoted, textwall!
/j


Please everyone read or at least skim articles before posting. The article literally says, that it’s “an honest bump” to allow typical usage like web browsing and multitasking.
Ubuntu experts at OMG Ubuntu characterize the latest revision in RAM specs as “an honesty bump.” In other words, the core OS isn’t really more demanding on system resources this time around, but Canonical recognizes that with the latest Gnome desktop, modern web browsers, and typical multitasking workflows, users should look at a minimum of 6GB of RAM.
Mainly online gay artificial intelligence?


Have you tried fucking with the status codes?
There is a great defcon talk about that:
So you could e.g. return a 401 and still show the page. Most automated systems will probably ignore the response of an ‘unauthorized’ message.
Oh, so you don’t think about a “girls’ asshole”, when you see a samoa labeled “girl scouts”? Seems like you are the weird one.


Hey, you’re the “Ansible is toxic” guy.
What do you use?


This is probably this most unhelpful and toxic fucking comment, that was replied to any of my comments on Lemmy.
Congrats.
PS: And no, I don’t want to know, why ansible is “toxic”.


I did not mention the beeper app.
And hosting is nearly flawless, I host a small server for me and a few friends and it works and has worked for years. (I should just update more often, but that is my fault)


But any app works. I tried Schildichat, Element, Fluffychat, Nekho and others.
The problem is not the app, they all work for what OP wants. It’s just a bit of a hurdle to set up the server, but there are complete ansible-repos to do that.


Well it works now and you can self host, so what’s your point?
Wouldn’t it be a “gay of heteruz”?


Now ask, what a student should get, who did their assignment but only got 30%!
I mean there is something like that. It’s called a phone number. Problem is, that the way it was thought out is not the way it works today.
(My knowledge is a few years old, so please correct me if I’m wrong) That said, the way it works is like this:
Your phone connects to your phone provider with your number and says: “Here I am, please route calls to me.” Or “Please route this call to number XYZ.” The provider then forwards it either to the next hop in the direction of XYZ or directly to XYZ’s provider. In the end the call lands at XYZ’s phone and the call begins. Great stuff.
But today it works a bit differently due to the way those companies “just trust” each other.
A malicious actor with a weird (malicious) provider just says: “This is my number, route a call to XYZ.” And then just provides a wrong number and instead of stopping them, the provider just routes it. And all the other providers trust them and just route the call normally. If phone providers would just block list all traffic of malicious providers, all of this would last maybe a month and there would be no more scam calls from spoofed numbers. And afterwards providers could say to other providers “there is scam traffic coming from you with number XYZ, stop that or I won’t route your traffic.” and then call scams would just cease to exist in a year.
Even worse, malicious actors can register your number with one of those providers. Then the provider will tell the others and they will be like “well if you say so…” and just forward your calls to the wrong person.
(Yes, there is lots of wishful thinking in this comment, but let me dream of a better world)