@rolle @timitii Ei tähän sössimistä tarvi, kuluttajien ATK markkina on vaan tänä vuonna kuollut pystyyn kun komponenttien hinnat raketoi ja saatavuus on heikkoa.

Folks, don't give up on who will be the next Senate Majority Leader. We did not come this far to hand power back over to these billionaire corporate backed politicians. Chuck Schumer is not the inevitable next leader. He has a serious challenge from progressive Chris Van Hollen.

This is the seminal issue right now. Either we win this fight, and move forward aggressively to effect the changes voters demanded or we continue business as usual with the billionaires still running the show.

#Writer looking for #Artist willing to go in half on a #Pathfinder compatible village setting for sale on DTRPG. Text is done, including village detailed by household, nearby keep with bannerman and followers, and a pack of kobolds living on the far side of the trash heap. There's local politics, small-scale problems, and some adventure ideas, plus two NPC adventurers living at the inn. Needs interior art, maps, and a better cover than the public domain painting I'm currently using. You get half credit for the work, and half of all proceeds from sales. Rough layout is at https://wbeekeeper.thegood.cloud/s/KjDrfWxNRFxkqmA
#ttrpg #fantasy

CRUNCH TIME! Keep calling your Senators...

ACTION 1 - CALL SENATOR VAN HOLLEN AND URGE HIM TO RUN FOR MAJORITY LEADER
ACTION 2 - CALL YOUR DEMOCRATIC SENATOR(S) AND ASK THEM NOT TO RETURN SCHUMER AS LEADER

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@geoffl lol

OpenZFS Mastery Status - Michael Lucas:
https://mwl.io/archives/25046

It’s usually just confusion at the idea that things live on other websites. The most common mental model people seem to have for decentralized systems is… centralization. Just, centralized somewhere else.

I remember when the Twitter users flooded Mastodon. Everyone seemed to have this sense that “Mastodon” was a place “over there”, and that the website they were using – if they even recognized that they were using a website, thanks to the appification of everything – was just a dumb terminal. Like, instead of using Twitter, they were using a secondary website that itself ws using Twitter. So, people got really confused about why content was missing, why they couldn’t see the post history of some users, etc. They felt like they were being arbitrarily blocked from seeing parts of “Mastodon”, rather than understanding that they’d just signed up for the equivalent of a magazine subscription and would not be getting the back catalogue for free.

I’ve tried to explain it as being able to request content from Facebook, Reddit, Twitter, Instagram, and Bluesky from an account on MySpace. Only there’s 500 Facebooks, 2000 Reddits, 10,000 Twitters, 300 Instagrams, and 1500 Blueskies. And also, 1000 other MySpaces. You can request content from those other websites, but because you are not viewing those websites, just requesting that they send some of their content to you you only get the small parts that you specifically asked for. Otherwise, your MySpace would get overwhelmed and burn down around you.

I’m still workshopping this, though. It has not been as effective as I hoped for.

There was already a narrative crisis surrounding AI, now the leader of the biggest and most important company in the industry has set himself on fire for all to see in the most spectacular and salacious way imaginable.

This probably won't help matters. https://spyglass.org/jensen-huang-ai-ringleader/

@stux This feels like a Colin Furze project

is that serious? what the fuck is wrong with people

Not banned yet, but gotten crazy people DMing me how I should die because of it, yes.

Why ya say that?

As with anything it depends on who is in control of the moderation or the ones doing the moderation.

And part of it sounds like a centralized layer on top of federation that would just be the antithesis of what the purpose of federation is.

I know you are thinking of csam specifically but as described could end up giving certain mods and instances an essential veto.

Based on certain instances cough lemmy.world and piefed.social I see that going extremely poorly

@mwichary @clive in my experience on Mac, BBEdit, hands down. Has kept true to its purpose and simplicity over 20 years while still managing to become the most powerful text and scripting program on the macOS platform.

I have three and don’t love any of them. I didn’t pick them myself they just sort of showed up.

I would try to pull rank here, but I only have two hammers. I love em both.