Thomas Randolph :thomas:
rockerest@social.rdl.ph
<p>Data architect, builds the web, โฅ๏ธs: ๐๐ปโโ๏ธ, ๐, ๐ฉ๏ธ, ๐ถ, ๐, & :js:</p><p>I tinker at my homelab, and you're using it right now. Open software, data ownership, privacy, and right to repair are super important to me.</p><p>Seattle born, Saint Louis raised, Denver by choice.</p><p>I work for GitLab :gitlab: but they don't endorse me at all.<br />Opinions my own, or nobody's.</p><p>He/Him.</p><p>Before: <a href="https://mastodon.social/@rockerest" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener" translate="no"><span class="invisible">https://</span><span class="">mastodon.social/@rockerest</span><span class="invisible"></span></a><br />Before that: <a href="https://mastodon.cloud/@rockerest" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener" translate="no"><span class="invisible">https://</span><span cl
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Post #2578602
Phase 1 (already done): require &quot;AI&quot; usage for continued employment Phase 2 (early stages): make &quot;AI&quot; consumption allowance a &quot;part of compensation&quot; Phase 3: &quot;your consumption exceeds your total comp, actually, so we&#39;re going to be billing you&quot;
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Post #2578600
I originally followed Benn Jordan on YouTube because I am interested in the art and craft of music, and his specific brand of tech-savvy, software powered music creation was very interesting. But then the world happened and he&#39;s basically a data-sovereignty &amp; privacy advocate who regularly identifies, exploits, and proves everything from undisclosed surveillance to slapdash security on incredibly sensitive hardware to state-sponsored malware lurking on nationally deployed spy ro...
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Post #2325715
So what&#39;s the OSS 3D modeling tool now?
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Post #2325714
@paul_ipv6 I had to do a mental double take when I parsed the argument he was actively making in front of a state legislative committee. Wild.
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Post #2325713
Whenever I hear about Hantavirus, it&#39;s always in connection with cruises, and I finally decided to actually look it up and... It&#39;s rats/mice. It&#39;s only spread from rats/mice (feces, urine, bites, scratches) and it does not spread human-to-human. This feels like a buried lede. Sure, you can&#39;t go around claiming a rat infestation with proof but the headline should not be &quot;Suspected hantavirus outbreak&quot; it should be &quot;Suspected rat plague on...
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Post #2325712
@nyquildotorg I found that the moment I gave my TV access to the Internet, it got noticably (50%+) slower doing trivial things like navigating menus. That&#39;s not even mentioning that there are ads scattered all over. I factory reset it and refused to connect it to the Internet ever again. A different TV was flooding my entire network with scan requests, essentially DDoSing every device on the network and bringing the gigabit access down to ~100Mbps.
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Post #2325710
@nyquildotorg ๐ The only downside is my TV now shows a VERY large, very garish banner like &quot;accept our terms and connect to the internet to use all the features&quot; for a while after the TV turns on. I think it can be dismissed (not permanently) but it displays for just short enough of a time that I haven&#39;t cared enough to learn which buttons to press to make it go away faster.
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Post #2325709
@nyquildotorg oh just saying this was enough for me to actually go confirm what I said and ... joke&#39;s on me, unchecking this (defaulted on) seems to have stopped it from appearing at startup
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Post #2325708
https://pkg.go.dev/time#pkg-examples Just start reading through that until you understand. No one should take anyone who uses Go seriously ever again.
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Post #2325707
https://www.stvn.sh/writing/programming-still-sucks-fqffhyp
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Post #2138803
&quot;Gemini Nano is presumably now considered to be part of Chrome itself, despite being a standalone product that is included alongside but not integrated into the browser โ the way a copy of Bonzi Buddy included in a browser update might be considered a part of said browser.&quot; https://wil.to/posts/googles-prompt-api/
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