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Drawing the Line

Bonus speedpaint: https://www.peppercarrot.com/en/miniFantasyTheater/074.html#bonus

#webcomic #krita #miniFantasyTheater

@mossfet @dragon It was the first public demo because it was meant to show off a direction we're working towards. @dthompson has been doing a lot of research into CRDTs and they are indeed a big part of our plans.

Our perspective is this isn't a one-or-the-other thing, to really break out off this hellhole you need to compose them

@mossfet @dragon We're in nice conversations with the P2Panda and other local first people fwiw

@mossfet @dragon We're doing both local-first CRDT stuff *and* networked ocaps https://spritely.institute/news/composing-capability-security-and-conflict-free-replicated-data-types.html

@mossfet @dragon We're doing both local-first CRDT stuff *and* networked ocaps https://spritely.institute/news/composing-capability-security-and-conflict-free-replicated-data-types.html

If "AI" were a mere tool and not a political narrative you wouldn't need to headline "X used AI to do Y" all the time. Anything anyone does while "AI" is involved must reify "AI"'s power and relevance.
Because it's not "just a tool", it's a bigger project of disenfranchisement some willingly embrace.

@anubiarts@app.wafrn.net

they seem to have started into adding anticheat to linux, so its… interesting.

i have some games on epic that i enjoy (some I bought there when they were exclusive, some i bought because i had a coupon, and, some that @TimSweeneyEpic@mastodon.gamedev.place @timsweeny.bsky.social personaly gave me

避難所的にBlueSkyにもアカウント作ろうかなやんでるものの、成人向けコンテンツが主の人間、今青空で何してるか気になる

多分公開準備が出来たので最後のデバッグしてる

そういえばあのにー先生めっちゃバンジー嫌がってたな？

パイズリなさい

In order to search for a string in some files, use 'grep' like this:

grep "string" filename1 [filename2 filename3 ...]

This will print out the lines in the files that contain the string. grep can
also do a lot more advanced searches - type 'man grep' for details.

As part of my history project, I posted scans of source listings of the Knowledge-Based Editor (KBE) that I worked on while I was at MIT.

https://github.com/netsettler/netsettlement/tree/main/kbe

There is a README.md explaining about the project and the status of the files and their permitted use.

In parallel, there's also an OCR'd version and a preliminary version of a headless port to SBCL done by Jeff Shrager. He was holding it until I got my sources up. Details on that coming soon.

#KBE #KBEmacs #zmacs #KentsHistoryProject #KnowledgeBasedEditor #Lisp #SBCL #LispMachine #Maclisp #Zetalisp #RetroComputing #ComputerHistory

@mhoye It's a phenomenon I'm seeing a lot in FOSS circles lately: LLMs amplify a benevolent dictators ability to handle things on their own, which feeds into their need for control. That can manifest as anything from unwillingness to share work, to outright messages of hostility to potential recruits.

@glitzersachen unfortunately, many actors in the Linux world are now distant from the original Unix philosophy. Posix doesn't mean much anymore, and portability is not that important.
Years ago, Linux people were so disappointed by the "Windows only" approach that used to be more attentive to the other Unices' compatibility. Now, many just say "Just use Linux". Which is unacceptable. Not because I don't want to use Linux (I actually do!), but because you're transforming yourself in what once was your worst enemy.

I'm choosing FreeBSD and illumos based OSes for most of my workloads, and OpenBSD, NetBSD for the ones that make them appropriate. Linux for the others.

There are plenty of good alternatives to driving your community off a cliff like a gaggle of demographic lemmings, but if you're still convinced that mailing lists and insularity are the path to durability in this godforsaken year of our lord two thousand and twenty six then I'm not sure what words will convince you that there's nothing at the bottom of that cliff but sharp rocks and seawater.

If your community isn't accessible and welcoming to new, learning participants, the clock's ticking.