Hari Prakash

@anderseknert@swecyb.com so the close button is a neutrino, makes sense as its soo hard to detect and interact with.

@pheeef@chaos.social haha luckily it seems my arch zen kernel does not gave it enabled ;) but its still a chonker

@pheeef@chaos.social too... many.... kernel... modules....

@warandpeas I find this a bit ironic. Chess is a solved game, a computer will always be better than a human, despite that fact the sport is bigger now that it ever was. Its humans who want to play with other humans. I see art in the same way, even if a computer can create perfect art I will never like it the same way I'd like art made by a human.

@Tutanota can you make an encryption that scrambles my thoughts ? I think my thoughts being accessible to me is a security risk

@bckohan@fosstodon.org quality > quantity , unless you are a tardigrade then rules don't apply.

@GrapheneOS@grapheneos.social @cutesobri@cathode.church this makes a lot of sense, its a lot like how the SSL certs work on websites with multiple root CA. Central trusts are indeed bad no matter who does it.

@Kiloku@burnthis.town @eb@social.coop yea sometimes it feels like people who say they use Gen AI and I live in different realities.

@Anachron@fosstodon.org @VoidLinux@chaos.social agreed :blobcatthumbsup:

@Anachron@fosstodon.org @VoidLinux@chaos.social for me this feels like it was targeted at Debian and RHEL based distros as they are used in a lot of places. Arch and void not having this issue is just a happy coincidence.