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  • Microsoft AI CEO pushes back against critics after recent Windows AI backlash — "the fact that people are unimpressed ... is mindblowing to me"

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  • 20 years ago I would have been excited: when Microsoft made Clippy to try and help people. Now we know you created this to harvest data.

    I'm mind-blown that people feel no shame when data harvesting from computer illiterates, or programmers who write anti-features (like forced online accounts for a local OS).

  • Open Source Developers Are Exhausted, Unpaid, and Ready to Walk Away

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  • We don't need the madman who thinks suffering is good to change their mind for sensible people to act, as medicine doesn't need the madman who thinks always throwing up is healthy. We place expectations on others everyday: like when we walk past a stranger. Perfect agreement is not needed to have expectations, or demand better from those who benefit from others.

  • Open Source Power

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  • If a country has a universal basic income then it would be easier for people to choose to donate time to a project.

  • Open Source Power

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  • Some are fortunate enough that they could take up the work without monetary returns, and perhaps donations do not count depending on the software license or depending on some country's law. Most would find that a hindrance and then users must hope it doesn't get worse or find something else entirely - like proprietary software.

  • Open Source Power

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  • Non-commercial terms hinder the ability of others to fork a project, which is a concern if something bad inevitability happens. [They give into temptation and add anti-features, or people do/say something which makes them untrustworthy or unassociatable].

  • developer of game 'Rust' talks about anticheat on linux

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  • I'm gonna make my own Rust, blackjack and h-.. A better blackjack.

  • developer of game 'Rust' talks about anticheat on linux

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  • If Linux gamers are not worth his time as we are so few then maybe this singular person's comments are not worth our time over and over.

    I hope for more than merely support for a freer OS. I want the whole video games industry to move away from a proprietary model to software freedom - where demand for support is not dependant on the original dev.

  • In the Phoronix benchmarks, openSUSE Tumbleweed held its own against CachyOS, sometimes even outperforming it in gaming workloads like SuperTuxKart, while CachyOS generally maintained the lead in over

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  • Are there plans to rename openSUSE? (Due to request by SUSE?)

  • The Linux Kernel Looks To "Bite The Bullet" In Enabling Microsoft C Extensions

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    Wikipedia co-founder joins editing conflict over the Gaza genocide page

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  • It shouldn't matter if people agree if they both seek the true. If trustworthy sources have verifiable evidence that points different way then the article can present all possibilities. If one side has more/better evidence then present that as primary.

  • Bewildered enthusiasts decry memory price increases of 100% or more — the AI RAM squeeze is finally starting to hit PC builders where it hurts

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  • Well, I was aware RAM prices fluctuate.

    I've never been so unfortunate when buying larger RAM, or building a new system with a new DDR version.

  • Bewildered enthusiasts decry memory price increases of 100% or more — the AI RAM squeeze is finally starting to hit PC builders where it hurts

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  • People buying RAM: oh no, what do we do?

    People buying GPUs: first time?

  • ‘Digital ownership must be respected’: UK parliament debates Stop Killing Games campaign, but government doesn’t budge

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  • Losing a monopoly on specific game servers certainly can have a commercial risk. Are you entitled to that at all, let alone when you stop hosting them?

    Legal risk of what? Others will have that responsibility, unless you've done something you don't want others to see?

    Safety - Yes someone might have less moderation than you - that's up to the users to decide if it's okay. We still have the right to change our car's break pad - the thing that stops a large mass moving fast from hitting children.

  • How to organize your co-workers around AI

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  • 'Organize your co-workers' is not a normal thing to say as it implies you have control over them but coworkers are equal. It reads "organize your staff" in a how_do_you_do_fellow_kids.png way. "Organize with your coworkers' may come off better but "around AI" isn't explicit either in support or opposition to AI. So what the title means has to be inferred.

    I had assumed it was more spam.

  • How to organize your co-workers around AI

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  • The title and the generic image.

  • 90% of Windows Games Are Now Playable on Linux

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  • Companies to be named and shamed!

  • How Google Tracks and Scans Everything on Your Android Device

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  • It bitches very often when you disable Google Pain Services.

    You can't delete the 1GB malware either.

  • An ex-Intel CEO’s mission to build a Christian AI: ‘hasten the coming of Christ’s return’

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  • Clippy would never promote a religion. Clippy just wanted to help.

  • Futo updates their website, removing logos, clarifying micro grants

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  • GPLv2 says you must license any derived code as the same license

    True, unless the license is "GPLv2 or later". Then anyone can upgrade it to GPLv3.