I want to make some videos, but I do not want to add them to TY, I am looking for an alternative, unfortunately I know Vimeo, but this is not what I am looking for.

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I believe you are looking for PeerTube. Or Loops if you make more short form videos.

nice article by the Decker author about writing your own PostScript implementation https://beyondloom.com/blog/postscript.html

In response to the Microsoft service outage today, a friend texted me to ask how many of these outages are caused by “vibe coding.”

I replied, “It’s kind of like asking ‘how many of these hurricanes are caused by climate change?’ The numbers are going to get a lot higher but I can’t tell you which ones specifically”

#noAI

Honestly never thought I'd see that it my lifetime.... and not just a win a well deserved win! Cardiff....the whole of Wales is going to be happy carnage tonight. Ymlaen Cymru!

#Rugby #Wales #WalesvNZL #NationsChampionship

@TerryHancock @ai6yr

I believe there was a recent remake - movie.

I have zero idea about a TV show. I can't even imagine how that would work in episode form... given the original movie exists... who's going to wait "Same time. Same place. Next week."

My niece has started reading The Hobbit, and has decided that the Dwarves should have used Space Hoppers!

let me link their new policy, since I completely missed it as well: https://nlnet.nl/foundation/policies/generativeAI/2.0/

@jpaskaruk The technology is fine. The problem is the concentration of power through centralisation. In my humble opinion. Thus I promote to not be afraid to self host or switch to smaller, local, providers. To decentralise email once again. It's a tough sell, I admit, but worth trying 😊 @25admins

😱

Also: email is still one of the most important services out there, no matter how often its death has been predicted and no matter how often techbros tell me that it cannot be saved and that self hosting email is futile and I should just give in and move my email to Microsoft or Google. I am now officially a grumpy old man, yelling at clouds while keeping his postfix and dovecot up and running ;)

they also informed me of their new AI coding policy, which went from "allowed, with disclosure" to "not allowed". which I'm pleased about.

every time you allow a little of it, you'll soon become overrun. and that's exactly what happened here again.

RE: https://mamot.fr/@pluralistic/117610963399696728

A big thanks for this insightful thread about MicroSoft.

The failing anti monopoly policy in the US does grind my gears, especially when combined with a 'Europe doesn't have big companies' narrative. A "where's Europe's google?" and "the US economy is 2x the size of the sluggish EU" story is misleading i.m.h.o. as long as the monopolies are not addressed.

Hoping that Hbomberguy releases his video on Adobe and monopolies soon, the patreon version was a blast.

The headline features get the keynote. The boring ones decide whether you like the thing a year later.

Apple's own March 2008 announcement said that with the iPhone SDK, third-party developers would be able to build native applications for the iPhone, which was the other big gap.

A first-generation product usually skips something basic, and the community fills the hole before the company does.

If you are about to buy a new phone, headset or watch, list the boring things you do fifty times a day and test those in the store. Copy a paragraph, switch apps, share a photo. Skip the demo reel.

The iPhone Shipped Without Copy and Paste. Jailbreakers Had It First...

The first iPhone shipped on June 29, 2007 with no copy and paste, and the people who modified their phones got it months before Apple did. Engadget reported in January 2009 that jailbroken iPhones running the Cydia package manager had a new add-on for it. Wikipedia says the feature was not supported at release and that iPhone OS 3 came out on June 17, 2009.

People wanted it badly.

Computerworld wrote that the single most desired feature is copy and paste. Macworld called it perhaps the most anticipated change in the 3.0 update. When Apple finally announced it, NBC News quoted an analyst saying it was "a feature that should have been there in the first place."

None of that stopped sales. Apple said it sold its one millionth iPhone just 74 days after its introduction on June 29.

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