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Must be a lot of rust devs in the streets if we’re getting a make work program for em…

Ty for reminding me to re-up mulvad

The subtext: computing resources have significantly shifted to the gpu, so in order to to keep selling cpus no one needs were discontinuing the old cpus and replacing them with risc units that cant run the old software.

The industry equivalent of a war consuming capital and destroying dead labor.

Because 3d printing on the hobbyist scale is a technology advertised to people who want to avoid the process of engineering.

I’m not excited about the apple ai, but it will be interesting to see what can be done on device.

Was it security now that had the explanation of how they’re handling servers for this (or something) recently? That shit made me feel normal and not paranoid.

Quitting smoking?

Yay doesn’t have search? Apt has keyword search. Maybe switch to Debian…

Legend of galactic heroes

Galaxy express 999

Gundam the original one.

The time has come, a facts a fact. It belongs to fargoth, let’s give it back!

The viewers line of sight when seeing friren: the demons are jews!

Arc flying over the viewers head: The demons are a 1:1 standin for ai.

replies in netbsd

Seriously though, plenty of the oses that get lumped in with debian and the eff are just not. The bsd licenses for example allowed stuff like selling it unchanged with your own logo, or using a dongle or cryptographic lock to enforce your own payment schedule.

Anyway, I’m not trying to start a fight or drag a fight from a thirty year old newsgroup over here, it’s mainly a semantic point that obviously I know what you mean, but some of the stuff we both understand and accept as being in that category are explicitly not.

I also looked at the flowchart and while macos is bsd (4.4!), what I was conflating was its bsd-ness and it’s much more unique nowadays Unix 03-ness.

Per rfc827649, cheers goes here.

I understand what you mean, but it’s not a bsd variant, it’s literally bsd in a deeper and more fundamental way than any of the 3.0(? I don’t remember my history perfectly) spinoffs.

I would also push back on the idea that the bsds were ever about liberating one’s computing to begin with since their more permissive license famously stood in opposition to the “viral” licenses, but that’s kinda semantics.

Edit: for posterity, I had macos’ relationship with bsd and Unix confused. Macos is still a bsd variant(4.4), but Unix is the thing it is that nearly nothing else is.

Maybe sometime this month I’ll install gentoo again and see how different it is on modern hardware.

How much of that do you think is more complex software versus more complex instruction sets (I’m thinking about i686) versus wistful memories of the past?

Wild. I always used to get a minimal system with tmux or whatever and some simple stuff like that going so I could use the system while the rest of it compiled.

Since you’re including bsd, I got some macs too.

How bad were the compile times for you? I ran gentoo on a 700mhz p3 many years ago and it was relatively quick. Not as fast as installing 200 dependencies for going minimal to graphical in five minutes, but certainly not slow.

Debian stable. The yugo of linux.