Wow, you weren’t kidding.

• Ad: AI company.
• Our sponsors: the same AI company.
• #1: A code editor designed for AI
• Ad: Another list website.
• #2: Messaging app (no AI)
• #3: Note taking and planning software… with AI.
• #4: Screen recording software (no AI)
• #5: Visual Studio Code extension for using AI to write internal tooling.
• #6: Project management software (no AI?)
• #7: A web interface for using AI models.
• #8: A note-taking app (no AI)
• #9: AI-based workflow automation software.
• #10: Yet another AI code editor.
• #11: A bookmark manager… with AI.
• #12: A collaboration software suite (no AI)
• #13: A different note-taking app (no AI)
• #14: AI-powered social media management.
• #15: AI personal assistant.
• #16: Markdown-based wiki software (no AI)
• #17: Rich text wiki software (no AI)
• #18: A third note-taking app (no AI)
• #19: A LLM interface.
• #20: AI-powered personal finance tool.

Over half of the first 20 items focus on AI, and that’s not even considering the ads.

Frankly insurance companies need to be holding the car manufacturer’s feet to the fire by not insuring cars that can be trivially stolen like this.

The governments should be, too.

Instead, some countries are taking the approach of banning Flipper Zeros or restricting their sale instead. That’s like outlawing flathead screwdrivers because you can use them to pop improperly-installed doors off of their hinges.

It’s on the car manufacturers to fix their poor security, not on tool suppliers to not make tools.

It’s hard to not despise Collective Shout. On top of morality policing, they can’t help but to be annoyingly arrogant about it in the most regressive ways possible.

“it is clear many of the men defending their r*pe games perpetrate crimes of violence against women, because they are doing it to us right now.”

Conservatives already tried that line in the 90s, claiming violent games cause violent children. Guess what— it’s now a trillion-dollar industry.

Our objection has always been clearly stated - rpe, incst, and child sexual abuse.

“Oh, won’t somebody think of the children!”

Roper stated, "If Steam and itch.io had been moderating their platforms as they should have, there would have been no need to temporarily delist games to ensure they were not in violation of their policies.

Oh, look, DARVO. Let’s blame the platforms that temporarily lost their ability to take credit card payments for developers losing money, not the people bitching to Visa and Mastercard.

there’s a read error and now you will be in prison for five more years.

Prisoners don’t have to be paid minimum wage, and there’s an entire industry around using prisoners as dirty cheap labor. Anything that makes it harder for them to get out of the system is additional revenue for private prisons, not something the people who have the power to change it want to see solved.

when you do have big problems its still kind of annoying

Or small problems. Very annoying small problems. Like GTK 4 windows freezing when you try to close them.

“I literally lost my only friend overnight with no warning,” one person posted on Reddit

It was meant to be satirical at the time, but maybe Futurama wasn’t entirely off the mark. That Redditor isn’t quite at that level, but it’s still probably not healthy to form an emotional attachment to the Markov chain equivalent of a sycophantic yes-man.

Here’s a better idea: nationalize SpaceX and tell Musk to go fuck himself first. Not going to happen? Then no grant money.

“AI-powered cloud software virtualization”

It’s just Kubernetes.

😳

Oh, I was just remarking that I don’t have anything but env installed in there. I wouldn’t be able to run sl by its full path unless I go searching for wherever that is

The even more fucked-up part is that Invoke-WebRequest still uses Internet Explorer to parse the result, and will panic if -UseBasicParsing is not passed every time, or IE isn’t installed and initialized.

That is absolutely horrifying.

Powershell does the opposite, having an alias from ls to whatever the powershell equivalent of dir is.

There’s also /usr/bin/sl but you knew that.

$ ls /usr/bin
env

I guess I could env sl?

It’s a reference to South Park’s S27E01 episode.

Tea was storing its users’ sensitive information on Firebase, a Google-owned backend cloud storage and computing service.

Every time. With startups, it’s always an unsecured Firebase or S3 bucket.

Protesting against christofascists in the government isn’t mutually exclusive with protesting a christofascist censorship organization. You can protest two things at once, you know.

If we’re adding “runs from people trying to ask them questions”, we should be more accurate about it.

runs from people trying to ask them questions, calling them plants put there by political opponents

Democratic governments should allow all voices to be heard, not silence speech they dislike.

That’s real fucking rich coming from the government that:

• Removed all references to “trans-” regardless of context.
• Retaliates against left-leaning press.
• Calls information they dislike “fake news”.
• Sends immigrants to concentration camps.

one more took some significant steps in that direction earlier this year.

One? Last I checked, both weather and mail are both on their way to privatization.

KDE Plasma 6. HDR is supposed to be supported and I do have it enabled under the monitor settings…