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I'm sick and tired of the Capitalist religion and all their fanatic believers. The Western right-wing population are the most propagandized and harmful people on Earth.

  • folders is inherently a bad idea

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  • Not sure why people defend an archaic organization form here - reflex ?

    You are perfectly right that files and folders are simplistic, and should naturally adapt to the pov that are more information rich/valuable. Hoomans tend to collapse a high-dimensional structures to 0D to 3D, so we can manage the information. In that sense, a std hierarchy is only ONE pov over a ton of pov over the same content. A standard hierarchy is only a low 2D dimension structure that are our first attempt at organizing information. It's not wrong - just imprecise af.

    Anyway, hardlinks are a small step up, can build wild static structures (like a oneshot filesystem in Guix), but is cumbersome to control in multi-dimensional information structures. Likely not what you want, but look into fuse file systems if you want to move on to a dynamic file system hierarchy. An interesting one is a tag file system. It turns a standard limited hierarchy into a much more dynamic file-structure where a file can - and does - belong to a bunch of tags - file type, size, group, comments, whatnot. There are many many fuse fs that can convert anything into a better structured file system. Tagging is a step up from a dumb 2D hierarchy, but maybe a graph file system is the ultimate freeform dynamic filesystem that can present all the pov's we could possible need ?

    Go for it.

  • North Korean infiltrator caught working in Amazon IT department thanks to lag — 110ms keystroke input raises red flags over true location

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  • Nonsense propaganda from the US tech-lords/Plutocracy. Who gave big tech the power to investigate and convict anyone - without any oversight ? Ridiculous warmongering..

  • I'm looking for virtualization-based desktop Linux setup

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  • Not helping here, but I heard a guy with Guix did that. Guix just builds a profile with the extra desktop parts, run it in a local container if you want and add that profile to the local software stack. Not a vm but maybe you don't need it ? Both the system, home and the desktop profile are declarative, so very mobile. I think he had his DE user profile remote also, so extremely minimal/air-gapped and stable solution with almost zero local data: system, home, desktop-profile, remote user profile (ldap etc).

    In declarative operating systems, you describe what you want, and the system builds it for you. Your whole system configuration is a few files of std code (learning experience ;). Personally, I'm done with the usual monolithic distros. They are too error prone for my taste, and not really moving with the dev flow of operating systems imho.

    Anyway, just a loose rumor/idea, I have no links and don't actually know how to do it, sorry.

  • Pornhub saw a 22.4% increase in Linux traffic over 2025

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  • Yeah, I lost my girlfriend, so .. no judging please !

  • I didn't want to use AI, so I made something that detects it!

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  • Great that you chose weights for the final evaluation. Black, and whitelists are just too ..0D/binary for any advanced use, and are unfortunately used everywhere.

  • Mozilla’s new CEO is doubling down on an AI future for Firefox

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  • Yes, every neo-liberal ceo they have had, are dragging mozilla towards a full commercial strategy, while loosing market shares af! I don't think US have many non-neo-liberal leader types..Anyway, they and their anti-community attitudes have the full responsibility for the multi-year dive.

  • Mozilla’s new CEO is doubling down on an AI future for Firefox

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  • No, you can access something like 'localhost:8080', so if you have your ollama/webui or other agent/llm listening there, FF will show that interface in the side window. Summary etc still works. You just chose 'localhost' as your provider.

    Better search, but it looks like this: browser.ml.chat.provider http://192.168.1.83:8080/

  • Mozilla’s new CEO is doubling down on an AI future for Firefox

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  • Everyone’s sick of AI

    But not everyone are ! But a group of people have gone to the 'hate the tool' corner, are very aggressive and feel that 'everybody else hates it'. But 'we'/'they' don't - some do.

    Any software/tool that leaves it up to the user if they want to use such a feature or not, are okay. Open source and Foss doesn't exclude the use of AI, and 'catering' to a special group of angry people that just want to remove the option entirely for everyone else, is not very 'community' aligned in my view.

    There will be plenty of clones that pull out this or that part of the official source tree, so nobody will lack a normal browser. I currently use 'Zen' and I had to 'force' AI on. Other will just remove it entirely.

  • Google, Microsoft say Chinese hackers are exploiting SharePoint zero-day

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  • More primitive anti-china propaganda. Who believes this thick nonsense ? The western Plutocracy are really firing it up ! Imagine that the fascist techlords are now suddenly 'trustworthy' good guys - and joining up with 'national security' in a little ww3-mongering propaganda campaign. I'm sure there's no cheating and the evidence would hold up - if anyone ever got to check it out oc.. tsk tsk..

  • Meta tolerates rampant ad fraud from China to safeguard billions in revenue

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  • Haha, what a bunch of lol propaganda. It just gets thicker and thicker. Baad baad Chinese, West good :)

  • Google AI summaries are ruining the livelihoods of recipe writers: ‘It’s an extinction event’

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  • Classic Capitalist behavior and problems, now just amplified by the Capitalists new super tool.. Monetary/greedy slop amplified by a new tool, jobs ruined in an archaic system that enforces jobs to survive, stolen 'copyright' that are only a leftover from this warring ideology, and so on.

    AI is currently a tool, and people should hate the users that causes harm with the tool, or better yet, hate the underlying combative system of market capitalism that forces tools to be used like this, forces slop and structural problems, and creates enormous problems for ordinary people. They should not hate the tool - a hammer is only bad in a bad environment.

    As long as we keep believing in a combative society paid for, and controlled by the ones with the mightiest tool, it won't ever get better. Capitalism are sponsored by, and benefit only, the rich, and everyone else are the victims of their behavior, and the automatic consequences it have in all of our social lives.

  • What folders do you make in addition to the default ones ?

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  • I could be wrong, but it seems he just mounted '/porn' directly as '/' ? Efficient, I guess.

    ..actually, there seem to room for more improvements; I'm not sure there's any need for an 'operating system' on the system - a small fap-app (tm) could likely handle all content on the system ? Work documents could be injected in to the fap-stream (c) when he needs to stop ? That would release many gb for even more fap-ability (c) ?

  • Consider Deepseek the artist

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  • Probably depend on the definition of 'Art'. To me, 'Art' is something that makes me wonder, but.. If 'Art' incorporates parts of the work process; much effort, high details, or a wonky train of thought (art process) that the audience can normally 'sense', then it's not much of an artist. But next Month, or the Month after that, it can do that, so that border are becoming washed out quickly.

    What is more interesting in your idea, is that you can use your system to nudge an agent to do certain tasks in a certain way. A small behavioral nudge system for llm's. You don't need a theoretical behavioral model to experiment, and can train/reward it via NEAT, novelty search or some of the newer genetic nn's, and make it a 'real' personality that changes dynamically to context (will break KVcache, so more expensive/slower !).

  • Trump says it's only Zelenskyy who dislikes US "peace plan"

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  • Western information landscape is broken. It's not a peace plan, and Russia won't accept a 'cease-fire' plan from US when they are clearly winning. 'Ukraine' is just a battering ram. Russia have stated their demands many many times, and there will be no 'peace' until the root causes of the conflict is discussed. For those that still follows US/western media: US created the conflict and are just using Ukraine as a proxy. It didn't go as planned, and US are now 'handing over' the "Russia problem" to EU, and re-focusing their propaganda and warmongering on China - same playbook - same desire for world hegemony by 'keeping competitors down'.

    Study the 'The Duran', Brian Berletic, Ben Norton or many many others if you want to lean how/why US did it, for how long and how its going..

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  • Coping and blaming..

  • The hidden Kenyan workers training China’s AI models

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  • Standard anti-china propaganda piece.. US Plutocracy is really firing it up. They seem scared..

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  • Jeebus a bunch of propaganda nonsense. US Plutocracy really goes all in !

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  • All corps are scum psychopaths - its in the market playbook..

  • Mozilla’s Betrayal of Open Source: Google’s Gemini AI is Overwriting Volunteer Work on Support Mozilla

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  • 'Betrayal' is a harsh word for optimizing trivialities with a closed source model. Whether it was a success or not, doesn't really tell us why it's a betrayal. I guess this has to do with the current wave of 'AI-hate' reactions we see everywhere.