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• Post #4386461

  I think you articulated greatly something that’s been around my mind for a while. I’ve been a while thinking how migration policies should be revised in the EU, attending to human rights and seeking the best for everyone. Personally I think the route to take is improve the countries of origin, do whatever we can so people doesn’t even feel the need to leave all their friends and family behind for economic reasons. But as the EU is not addressing this because corporations profit from mass inm...

• Post #3844191

  Also it’s again the false sense of security pf “if you don’t use vibed apps you’ll be fine”, making people forget basic security procedures. I, for instance, had a service vulnerable and discontinued without noticing for months. It was something 100% made before LLM was a thing. Still had unpatched vulnerabilities and the project was abandoned. It was my fault for not checking more often is the services I host are safe or not.

• Post #3783422

  Linux has a fundamental problem with native builds of closed source applications. This is lack of true retro compatibility. On windows you can still run software made for windows XP with more or less issues. But windows api are more stable and it does have retro compatibility tools built in. Linux does not, once in a while the OS APIs change, and any software not patched for those changes might stop working completely. I have been thinking for a while. That it would be great if some sor...

• Post #3518659

  I feel it’s a little dangerous, because it would give a false sense of security in [no-ai] projects. We have all seen tons of projects 100% written without any AI that are very poorly coded and full of insecurities.

• My odyssey installing legacy nvidia drivers on modern Linux

  I you’ve got an old piece of hardware with nvidia hardware you know the pain. Nvidia stopped supporting 390 drivers back in 2022. Meaning that a few years later, as new kernels rolled in people will start being unable to install those drivers. Now in 2026 AFAIK there isn’t any maintained distro that keeps supporting a kernel old enough to work with those drivers. So good bye old nvidia gpus. People here had several paths: 1.- If you got iGPU you could use that, less performance, but usually...

• Post #3334638

  Quantum computer booleans. True/False/Everything in between.