

Referring to some of the instances where AI tried to attack maintainers that rejected a review
Software/DevOps engineer, and pretend gamedev


Referring to some of the instances where AI tried to attack maintainers that rejected a review


Thanks so much! I’m gonna try this.


I still hoped they’d try to apply it broadly, if only to see the outcome of Ageless Linux


Jarvis, open GitHub and cancel an open source maintainer


I’m definitely gonna creep on Swappa for a 10 fold once the 11 is out 🤩
You could, but that info was still there. Schools and educational material taught us that blood was blue, Columbus discovered America, and animals were hot or cold blooded.


If we have a pair of aluminum straits and fire tankers at them, without observation you’ll find that the tankers will both get tolled on the left strait AND get stuck halfway through the right strait, preventing any other tankers from getting through.


As a nearly sole Linux user, this is a strength for Linux. The ability to complain about features and push for improvements is exactly what sets it apart from having to submit to profit motivations. Maybe they’re misguided, but I’d rather embrace it and chance at growing the community.
It’s not as if Canonical hasn’t already enshittified. I don’t think going public is going to change that much.


Now’s our chance, it’s time for a hostile takeover from my fellow "i use nix btw"s!
Thanks to .NET Core and modern .NET, yes! It’s open source and my favorite language easily for this.
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One of the biggest feautures missing for professionals is CMYK color space. There are some workarounds found, but it’s not at the same level of Adobe and certainly not built for it.
I switched to FOSS everything and I still miss a lot of stuff even if I’ll never touch Adobe again. Everything is so much harder to use and that was a sacrifice I chose to make for the sake of software freedom


I definitely recommend nix. In fact, I prototyped my NixOS server in a VM and then committed my config to a git repository to clone on the real server later
I TOLD YOU ABOUT THE STAIRS BRO