The systemd project is under attack by a trolling campaign orchestrated by fascist elements, accusing it of implementing "age verification".
I wrote more about the facts on my blog: https://blog.bofh.it/debian/id_473 .
systemd has not implemented age verification
Thought: now that AI tools understand code that well, wouldn't it be a good idea to write documentation with AI?
Inner thought: now that AI tools understand code that well, does good documentation even matter at all?
The whole setup is a little bit heavier than I expected.
I tried ditching Linux+ekos for astronomy and try Nina on Windows. I had to install ASCOM drivers for everything and even a 3rd party driver for a USB to serial port FFS!
I don't think this hobby OS is ready for serious professional use and Desktop.
Encore une fois déçu de M. Phi qui fait une collab avec Mandax, la personnalité la plus détestable du monde zététique. Je suis assez déçu que Christophe Michel fasse partie du coup, lui qui avait pris de la distance lors des dérives de ses collègues zététiciens.
I wonder why our government's response to the Iran war is "Americans gonna do what Americans gonna do" and not "here's our plan to increase the share of photovoltaic + batteries production to 50% of total energetic needs by 2030", which would be the only rational response to a predictable self-induced oil crisis.
Since I'm not fluent at all in HTML/JS this project would have taken me every evening for 2 weeks. It took me 2 hours and half of my Claude budget for today.
I entirely vibe-coded an astronomy educational tool that runs in a browser - and it works. I don't know what to think, I'm simultaneously impressed and frightened with how easy (and fun) that was and how disconnected I am from its source code. To be perfectly honest I didn't even read a single line of its source code.
It's there if you wanna test:
https://arisada.github.io/jupiter_lab_js/
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