Gen Z is 14-29 year olds. Most of these probably still live with family so yeah, how often do you expect them to cook?

Most games unfortunately. Proton works so well I often forget when a game isn’t native to Linux but every now and then I’ll have a game update and suddenly break until another Proton patch comes out.

Already using the audio converter. Great tool!

In this one case I don’t need it but in the future I’d appreciate VBR/ABR options.

It’s not a long-term solution but for things like this I add a light dusting of cornstarch. It gives the plastic a powdery texture instead but way more pleasant than a sticky one.

So they made wireguard?

ELI5? I barely understood original Tailscale.

Storing the index on the blockchain itself isn’t really feasible, but I think you could leverage it as a source of truth for what distributed stores (e.g. torrent, WebDAV, ftp, s3) contain the correct and latest info.

Tough part is verification. You need a consensus for what is accurate before you add it to the chain. If someone indexes 1000 sites and someone else goes to verify it the sites could’ve changed in that time. Doesn’t mean the proposed data is wrong but how do you separate outdated info from bad info (i.e. data poisoning)?

I completely forgot portainer was a thing and I’ve used compose files for a few years. If I try anything new a unified dashboard (for managing multiple hosts) would be cool.

Judge Anderson in Dredd had the ability to read thoughts and create illusions of the mind.

If you’re in the US, GTFO. Maybe you’d be better off financially by staying put but this country is so emotionally draining.

Financially, no. Emotionally, fuck yeah.

Johnny Cash “Hurt”

Yes, mainly because I’m an elder 🎶mil-len-ni-al🎶.

If there’s a concern that an adversary can rewrite hashes then why is there not a concern the public key could also be rewritten and the hashes signed with the fake key?

Not at a technical level, but are you trying to say AI is just a tool for plagiarizing human creations?

Not to go over every use-case (I’ll pick two) but in scientific scenarios the researcher is unlikely to take the result at face value and with the artistic angle it could serve as a proof-of-concept for a bigger idea. Rather than immediately announcing “We cured cancer” scientists would put the ideas from AI through its paces in vitro or with animal trials. I for one have had some ideas for comics or short films and rather than trying to sell an investor or prospective contributor with bad storyboards (I also can’t draw for shit) or loose synopses I could present maybe a few pages or a couple minutes of something closer to the final product. Where I think people go wrong is using AI as the final product itself, not an enabler or a tool of last resort (e.g. applying an effect with AI when standard CG is outside the budget).

You could still say that any of these uses diminishes or discounts the skills of human beings but none of us are purists in that sense (e.g. almost everyone can do math but nobody is trying to ban calculators).

Generative AI. I think it has the capability to perform more meaningful web searches, be a semi-effective “tier one” support agent, assist in scientific discoveries and research, give non-artists an outlet to be creative, and be an effective learning assistant. AI companies, militaries, and data centers pretty much solidified we’re too immature, as a society if not a species, to responsibly handle this technology.

For vegan [friendly] restaurants BTW. Still a cool resource.

Invites were probably on Facebook and I don’t give enough fucks to login.

Fast food. I basically can’t leave a fast food restaurant without spending over $20 for my family of 4.