Aris Adamantiadis 💲Paid

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Security researcher and freelance. libssh founder, ICON ONG co-founder, member of Solar Wine CTF team, amateur astronomer, photographer and dopamine addict.
You may see here: hardware hacking, software dev, astronomy
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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?
@TeflonTrout @merlin To a former (non-tech) colleague who was always leaving her desktop unattended, I took a screenshot, mirrored it upside down, moved all the icons in a safe place, changed the desktop and mirrored her screen upside down (there's a keyboard shortcut for that). Her desktop was looking normal but the mouse going the wrong way and not being able to navigate menus made her panic, we quickly had to revert it 😅
OMG
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.
@dalias I'm used to the problem of chromatism in astronomic lenses of telescopes, there's it's not uncommon to have 3 or even 5 layers of fluorite (or equivalent) to reduce chromatism of bright stars or planets.
BTW light pollution filters usually help there because some of them heavily filter blue to close-uv. Maybe this blue-light-filtering fad would help on your glasses?
@dalias You have chromatic aberrations in your glasses? That doesn't look right
@simontatham and commands for which the "recursive" flag is either -r or -R, picked randomly