What is going on here?

Awww, it wants to pet the little ape.

Who would have thought, that it would one day be a weapon against ai.

Thanks. Bookmarked for tomorrow… 😂

I am actually a user of Evil, which provides vim keybindings in Emacs. I switched from vim to Emacs, because I wanted to use org-mode, but I prefer vim keybindings.

With forced telemetry. Good thing, i am hooked on emacs and have no desire to switch.

As a European I am astonished, that the article never mentions, or even questions, why this child had access to a loaded firearm.

The chatbot might be a horrible mess and shouldn’t be accessible by children, but a gun should be even less accessible to a child.

I guess they need to do some refactoring, as all the other supported platforms will do fine with hardcoded domains.

There seems to be some support for mastodon.social: https://docs.postiz.com/providers/mastodon

Why does a suicidal 14 year old have access to a gun?

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I have the suprise page set as start page in my browser, so i get a surprise website, when i open a browser window.

When i click them, they oftentimes show me a captcha afterwards, as they apparently don’t believe me. I once solved captcha after captcha for like two minutes and then ragequit, finally accepting, that i am a robot.

They keep showing me strange street features from distant countries and ask me shit like “mark all the crosswalks”. And i look at it and think “no idea, what this is, no crosswalk i have ever seen looked like this, so i guess it it is something different”.

And then i have to do the next captcha. Sometimes i am caught in captcha hell, where i have to solve captchas until i give up and close the browser.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rebound_effect_(conservation)

I have actually no idea, who exactly burned it down finally.

Reminds me of those people who tested how fireproof the library of Alexandria was. Thanks a lot assholes!

This was a very satisfying read, thank you both. 🙂

This might be a totally subjective matter. I had debian on a work laptop before arch, but getting new software was a hassle and I was constantly fighting debian. Arch has been my daily driver on my work laptop for 5 years now and I am happy with the choice I made. 🙂

I enjoy arch on my work laptop.