@pmdj @dalias
First, I'm using AI as an example, I'm not endorsing AI at all.
Second, and only as an example, there are open source people working on ethically trained local small language models. Again, I'm NOT endorsing them, but I can pretty confidently say that they would NOT be welcome here.
The same applies to journalism, there are VERY strong emotions here, basically telling them to fuck off (their words, not mine)
My point is that there is a pattern here: there are topics this community actively hates and "patrols" against. If that's what the community wants, cool, I'm not here to dictate anything. My point is that it might be nice to have a slightly more open way of sharing ideas: Follow, block, filter. You have the tools to make the feed you want (there are clearly more tools that would be helpful)
I'm just saying that focusing on your feed seems more healthy that attacking people whose opinions you don't like. Here, let me me give you an example of what I got 10 min ago
Právě vyšlo video z naší minulé letní dovolené, které vytvořila moje drahá přítelkyně Nela. 😊📼
Za 11 dnů jsme projeli 8 evropských zemích a to v Octavii, ve které jsme zároveň přespávali. 🌍✌️🚙
Pokud si chcete odpočinout u letních záběrů nebo se třeba i inspirovat, můžete kouknout na YouTube a VHSkách. 🙏
After long long time I just published a recap of my Linux kernel contributions from 6.7 to 7.0-rc6 — 76 commits authored, 155 total touches across the tree.
Highlights:
🟣 Snapdragon 845 device support (Pixel 3, OnePlus 6/6T, SHIFT6mq…)
🟢 Major drm/panel refactoring (sofef00, sw43408, new S6E3FC2X01)
🟡 IIO light sensor cleanup (AL3010, AL3320a, AL3000a)
🔴 Camera & CAMSS fixes, DT binding YAML conversions
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Surprise! Surprise! I'm planning one more #p2p lecture series in @offline this time on #Mesh Networks, routing protocols, confidential messaging in such system and how we can make this eventual consistent with broadcast sync protocols for the Walkaway Stack!
20.04.26 @ offline, #berlin
19:00
More info: https://pads.offline.place/p/r.06dda241c03ad92f2a55c47f4bbdd419
At the recent boiling the ocean I've been bullied into installing #GNOMEOS on my laptop.
Let's see how it goes :)
GNOME 50 looks dope.
I have a lot of empathy for #GNOME users who struggle to figure out a way to do unattended graphical remote desktop to their own computers, as it silently refuses to work when the screen is locked or blanked.
There's an extension to work around that security limitation, but you have to know such a limitation exists to begin with.
Here I am suggesting an explanatory label in the GNOME Settings app to alleviate this for the foreseeable future: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-control-center/-/issues/3716
Lots of fun stuff at Boiling The Ocean 10 today, including
- Fairphone 5 audio hacking
- Reflection newcomer session
- Fixed document sorting by editing date in Reflection
- Fixed multi-window zooming bug in Reflection
- Reflection on macOS
- GNOME Maps UX
- Bazaar app version pinning UX
- GNOME 50 celebration
- Talk: "Readability, Legibility, Usability" by @frankrausch
- and more!
Scott Jenson
Jan Sobotka
David Heidelberg
Miroslav Suchý
adz
Jiří Eischmann
Jeff Fortin T. (風の庭園のNekohayo)
charlotte
Modal Collective