We’ve got the gooners, we’ve won!!!

The spirit of the 1990s is alive and well!

Yea Lemmy is a little too full featured and network heavy to be really usable on a slow network like i2p

It’s smart. Not every company has a clueless rich guy to hand all the money to

Don’t worry, they can spare some 20 percent time

Gnome Devs: No, you are wrong

I’ve taken to calling it GNU plus Linux

Cool. I’ve done some basic tracking of my runs using org spreadsheets, but this looks very developed

The current leadership in the US is, uh, less than equipped to handle day to day functions, let alone a real crisis. It will be quite bad.

Yea, the best thing for bubbles is to pop early and often before they start snowballing. These companies have negative net revenue and are burning billions. The tech is neat, but I don’t think text generators are going to completely revolutionize industries the way the industry is presenting them. NVIDIA giving OpenAI money to give to Oracle to give back to NVIDIA just screams house of cards.

You can hold my girth

Yea, but they are usually more about someone with dementia finding the car keys and driving off than kidnappings.

https://pivot-to-ai.com/2025/07/28/microsoft-copilot-ais-official-avatar-looks-like-a-blob-of-semen/

They recently announced they are changing it to AI generated avatars

Not really. My home network doesn’t have any port forwarding so nothing is exposed. I have a VPS, but nothing really important is on there, and I pretty much exclusively use it from home. Anyway all those failed logins were just trying defaults like user admin password admin. If you have a strong password or ssh key it really doesn’t matter, but I just hated knowing people were trying to get in, even if it was just half-assed attempts to find a unsecured machine.

If I really needed to use IP4 to get in, I could always just log onto Vultr’s web console and enable IP4 again.

If you can disable IPv4 on sshd then it really isn’t an issue. I know, security through obscurity isn’t robust, but when I had sshd with IPv4 enabled, I was getting around 6 - 10 failed login attempts a minute. People iterate through all the IPv4 addresses since there are only 4,294,967,296 possible addresses. There are 340,282,366,920,938,463,463,374,607,431,768,211,456 possible IPv6 addresses, so the chance of someone randomly stumbling upon your address is fucking astronomically tiny. When I disabled IPv4 a couple years ago I’ve had exactly zero failed logins that weren’t me being a sloppy typist.

They wanted to ride the coattails of Java’s popularity. They knew what they were doing

They probably just hinted. These companies are eager to please Trump. Remember the trophy Tim Apple gave Trump? Capitalists love fascism.

Until it starts pulling data from nonexistent worksheets

That is sort of the thing with Gnome. If you like it it’s great, but if you don’t there is nothing you can do to really change it. Like I think it’s okay, but there are things I don’t like and it is just too much effort to try to adapt it to my preferences.