Fellas, is it cyberpunk to wear an n100 as the only one on the plane with a mask at all?
Pretty sure it was how I found "stuffonmycat.com" and articles about populating cell matrices with animal cells with the goal of making replacement organs.
Mozilla #pocket shutting down is exactly why we should be building on top of #p2p data trasfer foundations. Depending on cloud services means it's just a matter of *when* the service will shut down or make your usual flows inaccessible.
The thing is, with tools like #agregore it's way easier to make and distribute small apps that are local to your or your friend's devices.
So pocket is shutting down. It's fatiguing to have your digital life depend on so many externalities that you don't control.
If I have food in my fridge, I can eat. If I have clothes in my closet I can get dressed and go outside. It won't all disappear at a moment's notice because some decision was made somewhere.
In the digital world, permanence is a mirage. You can't really depend on anything being there, unless you control it all from the hardware to the software.
yahoo! https://xrsh.isvery.ninja/#RemoteStorage
XR shell (xrsh) now supports saving & restoring VM-snapshots.
Afaik the first (famous last words) in-WebXR linux distro which can persist state over https://remotestorage.io
If someone were to invest development resources into the Open Source ecosystem right now, improvements to which area would benefit the user experience across all device form factors (desktop, laptop, mobile etc.) the most? You can name both individual applications, libraries and subsystems as well as broader topics like e.g. "messaging".
Do NOT judge me but that is literally so sexy of her.
Few programs out there that both deserve my respect AND command me onto my knees begging
Jesus fuck, this hit like a tonne of bricks.
from https://www.wheresyoured.at/the-era-of-the-business-idiot/
#Google putting wrong medical advice in their #AI Overviews.
This is not funny. It is not acceptable. Today I saw someone who had asked a health-related question to Google Search. The AI Overview presented mixed-up, wrong information. I urged the person to ignore the AI Overview and use the regular site links.
They didn't know there were any regular site links, because the AI Overview filled essentially their entire window and they didn't know to scroll down. This is a common situation with busy, nontechie users.
They have depended on Google to point them at accurate information for so many years, and now Google Search spews out convincing looking AI garbage. This is not an anomaly.
Google's AI Overviews are full of wrong, partially wrong (even more dangerous!), and just plain misinformation. Answers that are completely reversed from supposed source pages because the AI didn't understand the wording. Measurements wrong. Math wrong.
It doesn't matter how often AI Overviews are correct, because you NEVER KNOW when they're going to be wrong, either completely or partly (again, mixing true with false -- like contaminating a well).
And now Google is trying to convince users to use "AI Search" instead -- "Hey Ma', no more list of blue links!" -- making it even harder to see that so many of their answers are, if you'll excuse the expression, bulls*it, sometimes dangerous as well.
This is unconscionable. Frankly, whether Google understands this or not, this behavior is uncaring and evil. Apparently Google's leadership no longer feels any shame at all. Disgusting.
Occult Enby that's making local-first software with peer to peer protocols, mesh networks, and the web.
Exploring what a local-first cyberspace might look like in my spare time.