

Mixnet? Sounds like TOR or I2P. What’s the difference?


Mixnet? Sounds like TOR or I2P. What’s the difference?
Peak of CI. Won’t ever get better 🤣


It’s an embedded YouTube video. I don’t know why they don’t use peertube.
I don’t use either privately, but it was a nice read. The only thing I’d miss from gitlab is their CI. IMO, its the best one out there. Moving to woodpecker CI would be a massive downgrade. It just baffles me that everybody’s copying Github Actions instead of making something better.

SharePoint now, Microslop later. All in good time.


The EU or South Korea might. Maybe…


I hope some regulators pounce onto this.


Yeah, but you don’t have to be a dick about it.


Stay in your lane when it comes to claims of expertise sir sky cabbie
No need to be a dick, bro.


The term “cuck license” for MIT and similar licenses is a good one IMO.


If you started it in the terminal and are using bash hit “ctrl+z” to put the process to sleep and get your shell back, then use “fg ; sudo shutdown - c 1”. “fg” puts a job back in the foreground.
Use “help fg” for more information. You also have “bg” (background) and “kill %1” to kill a specific job. There’s more, but I forget how to list tasks (maybe “tasks”?) “jobs” to list jobs.


Providing fodder for the “ermagerd, rust is evil” crowd, even though it has nothing to do with rust.


Am I understanding this correctly? They didn’t like the outcome so they are suspending the process and going ahead with it anyway?


Love it how everybody’s mocking this entitled clown.


How is this going to effect the fediverse?


But why is libc necessary in the first place? Are the functions not provided by the stdlib of rust?


Can somebody explain why they are using libc in the first place?


I don’t understand what concrete steps are being taken. People can still submit stuff and let all communication go through an LLM. What is concretely being changed here in the flow of things?
People just love to hate. I hope this leads to more open hardware.
However, the next best thing that could happen to printing would be an alternative printing agent that is as cheap as water.