exactly what a windows user would say

one thing i found that helps the size are these rubber bumpers you can stick onto the sides. somebody mentioned them to me, they’re available on amazon and not expensive.

i bought one and ended up going back to my magic mouse. i use mostly magic mice, but i did finally figure out why i have such a strange mouse preference. it’s the weight. so i bought a really lightweight razer mouse, and i enjoy using that.

it also charges on the bottom!

I’m glad there’s still a place left for us old curmudgeons that isn’t overrun by normies yet. i saw somebody suggest hosting things on tor, just for the purpose of keeping normies away from it. hilarious but probably would work great!

unless its against zionism

have you ever tried to censor chats before? people will easily get around a regex filter

lol, glad you think so

its an LLM, not a computer program. you can’t just program it. these companies are idiotic

which seems like a decent license idea to me

i wonder if it would have made the trip without that crashing. not that it matters much, but wow. how insanely stupid!

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but the article is about exploding batteries, no?

stupid aliens never heard of jobs or mortality apparently!

100%

hernia mesh brother! that’s a great idea, I’m stealing it! my man

yep, same here except i think power-source makes a slight difference to the degree of cyborginess. maybe we need a scale. maybe something like:

1. caveman with tools, self-powered
2. ancient person using naturalistic propulsion methods (wind, animals) for vehicles (ships, chariots) etc
3. engine (steam, electric, gas) powered entities (vehicles, factories, aircraft)
4. direct nervous system integration for thought-based control
5. shared consciousness

Neil Harbisson is the world’s first officially recognised human cyborg

fucking bullshit. stephen hawking couldn’t function or communicate without his chair & computer. you’re gonna say that doesn’t count? then i don’t trust your judgement

those ai projects will be countering the climate change projects! government at its usual

i was trying to find a link to Apache’s chat server that we used to power cruise ship chat applications w/out internet. i didn’t find it but this list i found has some neat projects listed, so i thought i would share that at least: https://medevel.com/26-os-chat-servers/ (no affiliation)

accurate. BTW, i got a copy of red hat linux from the library back in '98 or so and tried to install it on my 386 but 8MB of RAM was too little by half. Windows 95 ran on it tho!

so obviously i use arch nowadays, but i’ve been feeling a little BSD-curious. it seems like linux might get overrun with normies soon and i need a backup plan