just the first one off the top of my head: https://tekin.co.uk/2025/09/the-ruby-community-has-a-dhh-problem

Can you publish some sources for that?

no thanks, I don't think I will use OS made by incompetent nazis

"If you use Omarchy, the most important takeaway is simple: don't"

There, fixed that for you.

I don't have a problem believing it. They have an infinite money supply (to date), the negative consequences of this are borne by other people, and they probably have plenty of leadership from other tech firms who are used to making narrow ROI arguments based on what benefits the company. Easy enough to imagine "hey, let's unfuck our crawler!" getting dismissed at not a priority.

No problem:)

Oh, sorry I did not see the link. Thanks

Yes,you can download the .iso on the github link

Is there an iso?

Yes,it was a different language keyboard,its a thinkpad T570,I also bootet D.eSystem on a thinkpad L540.

I gotta know what’s up with the stickers on the keys? Different language keyboard than you’re used to?

Well I'm sure you get this a lot, but thornspeak will not help.

I just fed this to a "weak" local LLM, and it understands the text perfectly, with near 100% probability for the top tokens. And I know from experience that training a lora on thorntext wouldn't sabotage the model either.

Basically, once initial tokens are parsed, LLMs are kind of "language agnostic" in their inner layers. It doesn't matter if its cyrillic or arabic or asian characters, or strange ascii, its all basically the same.

Enter... your TV?

Yes, I posted about this weeks ago. The fucking "IoT" can be a fucking botnet. I fucking hate it.

Today, git.kernel.org receives about 6M daily requests demanding to see random commits. Of these, 66% are still immediately batted away with the Anubis challenge, but 33% are now solving the math and getting through to the main site — because apparently what we have to offer is worth spending a ton of cycles to calculate the Anubis challenge.

sigh

In terms of what we're doing, we're turning off features to reduce the number of crawlable URLs and to gate off actions that are expensive for us to run. Expect to lose some functionality, at least when accessing our resources anonymously. Trust me, we hate it just as much as you, but at this point it's a necessity.

Yep, this is a good idea.

Well, it also means they have access to tons of traditional server resources with... basically zero incentive to use it efficiently.

The sheer waste is just kind of mind boggling.

What did you expect from people believing that if they scale up a stochastic text extruder sufficiently that it will become an artificial intelligence 🤡 No intelligence found there what so ever 🤷

What the fuck.

I barely comprehend how this is happening. There are only a few companies out there training LLMs at that kind of scale; how have they not scraped this already. And how could they be doing it so stupidly?

It should be criminally negligent not only to run scraping bots so haphazardly and inefficiently, but do it so redundantly you don't care if you've scraped the same website 1000 times.

The teams managing this stuff must be an absolute shitshow. And I bet the datasets are total junk.

Counter point - now open source stuff can advertise as not needing age verification, which would probably be a plus for people looking to buy say a smart bulb.

So now 3rd parties who would leverage said age exemption can simply block Linux entirely holding up a shield of "compliance"

Love to see updates on ReactOS! Alternative options to running Windows are always welcome.

Uh huh, sure they are.

i still do not understand how people can think gimp is that bad. Sure it's not optimal by any means, but comparing it to blue text on a red background is obviously hyperbole.

Project release goes from v0.3.1 to v7?

I already think the project isn't serious.

“I think Nvidia is very much a community,

🤨

Not with the conviction that I would have done any differently.

This isn't exactly a defense contractor asking about tracking targets under three feet tall. It's a video card monopolist looking to buy your website which hosts a couple thousand public files for free. The only solvent company in this obvious bubble is going to pay someone for a copy of your server infrastructure... which again, is freely available. The worst-case scenario for users is scattering and scrambling to re-upload all the content they've already mirrored.

A lot of people who'd rail against accepting a check with three commas would be morally offended by hosting this particular site to begin with.