➡️ Kagi Small Web
(This is a link from my bookmark collection. A new link gets posted each night.)
| RasterWeb! | https://rasterweb.net/raster/ |
| Elsewhere | http://peteprodoehl.com |
| Pixelfed | https://metapixl.com/@rasterweb |
| Location | Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA |
➡️ Kagi Small Web
(This is a link from my bookmark collection. A new link gets posted each night.)
I've mentioned how I answer the phone. Well, I've added something new:
"You are speaking to a human... I am not an AI chatbot."
So far no one is talking after I say that.
➡️ NINJAM - Play Music Online with Others
https://www.cockos.com/ninjam/
(This is a link from my bookmark collection. A new link gets posted each night.)
The slow death of the power user.
"This isn’t an accident. This is the result of two decades of deliberate, calculated effort by the largest technology companies on earth to turn users into consumers, instruments into appliances, and technical literacy into a niche hobby for weirdos. They succeeded beyond their wildest expectations"
https://fireborn.mataroa.blog/blog/the-slow-death-of-the-power-user/
We have received a Copyright claim from Amazon for our @peertube instance videos.trom.tf/ . Hetzner, the hosting company where we have the dedicated server at, gave us 24h to resolve it.
The problem?
The video in question, a documentary about "aliens", a garbage piece of content, was NOT hosted on our instance, of course. But since Peertube is federated the idiots sent the claim to our hosting company. Even if UNDER the video you can see that video is "Posted By:" and the instance and username. It takes a few seconds to see where the video is hosted.
But who cares...maybe Amazon has "AI Agents" employed and they simply find a video of theirs on a URL and see the IP of that URL and submit a Copyright claim to the hosting where that domain is registered?!
Bunch of idiots.
But it is very concerning the fact that they can do these and we, the ones who host (and for free for that matter), need to quickly "fix" these things even if the claim has nothing to do with our server.
We eventually had to block that URL, thanks Peertube for allowing that, else these idiots cannot understand that it was not us who were hosting that video.
I read it wrong (thanks medication!) but would have chosen IBM.
To be fair, Apple started in a garage, like many of the best punk bands do.
But in 2026? None of them.