| Current favorite language | OCaml |
| X-member of | Anarchy, Melon Dezign |
| Amiga scene handles | Slammer, Surfsmurf |
| GitHub | https://github.com/csoren |
What a great video about a 25 years old MMORPG called Dark Ages. Lovely pixel art and what seems like a welcoming and friendly community.
Apparently it is now also free to play for the first 99 levels.
Facebook got caught exploiting Android again to track you:
Holy, holy shit. This is why you don't use LLMs. For anything. Ever.
Update: Getting some so-smart reply guys "explaining" how LLMs work. I KNOW THEY DON'T THINK. I know what they are, and that IS WHY I've always told people to stay away from them. This is just an amazing example I wanted to share. You don't need to explain anything to me or assume I'm an idiot who doesn't know what an LLM is or does.
k thx bye.
#AI #LLM #ChatGPT https://amandaguinzburg.substack.com/p/diabolus-ex-machina
I try to keep politics out of this account as much as I can. But, right now, in light of the UK Supreme Court ruling, I am ashamed of being from the UK.
FWIW, whatever gender you are, I really don't care, but will treat you well and address you by whatever pronouns you prefer. Unless you're a bigot, in which case, don't expect to be treated well at all.
This is my Motorola StarMax 3000 that I bought back in the 90’s. It’s one of the Mac clones from the short period where Apple had a clone program. It has the Apple designed Tanzania board that the 4400 also used. The 4400 is generally regarded as the least “Mac” Mac, so the StarMax is even less of a Mac I guess. It was my first “Mac”, and I got it pretty cheap when they were getting rid of the old stock.
The StarMax was universally criticized for its obscene noise level, and it is really is very loud, to the point of being unusable.
I’ve worked a little on mine recently.
It has two fans - a 92mm in the PSU and a 60mm in the front, which takes care of the CPU. Yes, really. 60mm.
I have replaced those with Noctuas.
Another noise source, which is perhaps even worse, is the obscenely loud OEM IBM hard drive. I have replaced it with a CF card in the back, also making getting files across easier.
The StarMax has also been fitted with a Sonnet CPU upgrade, which replaces the L2 DIMM and needs an extension to activate.
All in all, this is a delightfully quirky system.
THREAD: When Chris Krebs and his workplace, SentinelOne, was singled out by Donald Trump on Wednesday, I thought it was an opportunity to weigh the cybersecurity industry's rhetoric against their real world actions.
win11 is so fuckin bad and Microsoft so untrustworthy at this point I will exit the Windows software ecosystem I've stuck with for nearly 30 fuckin years over it.
Time to start testing out different linux distros on my desktop to find one I like.
This is my Motorola StarMax 3000 that I bought back in the 90’s. It’s one of the Mac clones from the short period where Apple had a clone program. It has the Apple designed Tanzania board that the 4400 also used. The 4400 is generally regarded as the least “Mac” Mac, so the StarMax is even less of a Mac I guess. It was my first “Mac”, and I got it pretty cheap when they were getting rid of the old stock.
The StarMax was universally criticized for its obscene noise level, and it is really is very loud, to the point of being unusable.
I’ve worked a little on mine recently.
It has two fans - a 92mm in the PSU and a 60mm in the front, which takes care of the CPU. Yes, really. 60mm.
I have replaced those with Noctuas.
Another noise source, which is perhaps even worse, is the obscenely loud OEM IBM hard drive. I have replaced it with a CF card in the back, also making getting files across easier.
The StarMax has also been fitted with a Sonnet CPU upgrade, which replaces the L2 DIMM and needs an extension to activate.
All in all, this is a delightfully quirky system.
Fesshole 🧻
Miguel de Icaza ᯅ🍉
Nonya Bidniss 
RC2014
razhael
Earthshine --> moved
Pepijn
Persephone
/brúno antúnɛs/
Santiago Lema 
Robert Kist 🇦🇹🇸🇬