True. It’s not only them, but all the other techbros trying to make sure, that they get also the biggest load of that gigantic, orb-like circlejerk first. That bothers me the most. It’s the whole market.
True. It’s not only them, but all the other techbros trying to make sure, that they get also the biggest load of that gigantic, orb-like circlejerk first. That bothers me the most. It’s the whole market.
Hope as strategy. There paying with a bet. They are too big too fail.
I don’t even wanna upgrade my PC atm, just a SATA 6 SDD as a cheap data grave, but guess what: even these cost as much as the M.2s in Sep. 2025. Though luck!


Better to just shut it out as you described and use the time to think about that issue you’re having on a personal project or what toy to buy for your cat’s birthday.
Exactly. Do the daily corpo dance and cheer if they babbling about innovation, progress, growth and new products. Do not fight against it. Just take your money and put your valuable time and energy elsewhere.


The model itself is probably not censored. The censorship comes on top. Preliminary tests already show how this can be circumvented.


Last week at us.
First question I asked the evil twin was: “How can I deactivate Gemini and never hear from it again?” Support article poped up, where must opt out from some Labs setting or some bs, but only a workspace admin can do it.
Ended up with blocking that flare button with uBo. Problem solved.


First thought


Lately a Russian POW admitted NKs already shoot at least 3 Russian soldiers, friendly fire.


Tell your friend he should consider Bluesky


Thanks for the list. Now I can ditch Decentraleyes and LocalCDN among others.
Can confirm. Using AI for coding for a couple of months now. There sure is a lot of copy and paste, trail and error, but without the assistance I would not have been able to enhance and customize code like that. Now I am some steps further and was even able to question the AI output, correct it, made it better. I am getting there: learning, optimizing, creating new stuff. It is fun. And when I compile the code, it runs. If not, I debug. Unthinkable for me a year ago.


SWO - Special Windows Operations, a subdivision of FSB


The goal has been reached


2024: Google says replacing C/C++ with Rust is easy
2025: Google buys Rust
2026: Google shuts down Rust


“Press CTRl + D(?) to bookmark this page” Because there was a great chance to find it never again
On this photo I’d take the Windows partion, because the Linux partion is already full.


…The Guardian has noticed.
Me neiter! I don’t care about all these made-up so-called state of the art extra features BS.