This advertisement image for Windows Copilot is incredibly ironic
My name is my public key
untrusted comment: minisign public key 2DFC8586B4B56DA8
RWSobbW0hoX8Ley0Q//sH2nzK3cCMFWNzlNpPLVI/51diOxRmaJcjaWv
Everything important should be signed with it
Ley (SobbVohoX)
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Russia is fond of celebrating it's technological independence (which is mostly fake, but still).
Here is (to my knowledge) the only Russian public code host: GitVerse. It has a wolf in the icon, which might mislead you into thinking it's good, but a quick look on the homepage will quickly destroy this thought.
You don't even need to read Russian to know what's wrong with this
Oh, and also it allows you to sign in with your bank account. Not just attach a card, literally use the back account.
Alright everyone, take a guess. What distro will he be talking about?
I'd say either NixOS, or literally all of them
(Don't actually watch the video. It's bad)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWrFGv0rf8o
You're A Furry If You Use This Linux Distro
A friendly reminder to everyone to include alt-text in their images. I personally am not blind, but I'm using fedi through Tor and images barely load here, so I might as well be
I present to you a real quote from whitehouse.gov:
The Fake News losers at CNN immediately tried to fact check it, but President Trump was right (as usual).
source: "Yes, Biden Spent Millions on Transgender Animal Experiments" on whitehouse.gov (archived on web.archive.org)
Just a few posts ago I was complaining about US politics in my feed, and here I am. But, this is so incredibly funny. I couldn't resist
"Here be anthropomorphic dragons"
- Randall "xkcd" Munroe; 2007
I will be really funny when LLMs start responding with "Protected by Anubis" to everything
sina sona pi toki pona tan lipu ni anu seme? ni lon la, pona.
The above message is in toki pona. It's an easy language to learn.
Having used both the fediverse and some forums, I'll say that forums are better.
The stream of post on the fediverse is insane (and yes, I am using the subscription feed)
The feed also always ends up turning into the States' politics (which makes sense for English-fedi, I just don't care)
Posting on fedi feels like screaming into the void (because it is). The audience is everyone, so in reality it's noone
On the other paw, on a moderately sized forum (2000-ish members). The stream is actually managable, it isn't filled with the States' politics (usually, at least) and you are actually heard.
(That's not not say I'll be leaving fedi)