Richard @ ricdeh @lemmy.world

19M from Germany [https://www.fedichat.org/](https://www.fedichat.org/)

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Just a reminder that FOSS and for-profit are not mutually exclusive. Your FOSS product can be free (as in free speech, not free beer), but cost money to acquire (although once bought, you could redistribute it as much as you like, for any price you like).

Supporting organised religion is not a sentiment people should have. If they do, they are always free to leave Lemmy.

True. Actual package managers are still thousands of times superior to flat and snap.

The moderation here is excellent, keep it up!

You should be impressed. Integrated circuits are insanely complex, and any general purpose processing hardware since the 90s is way too complicated for the human mind to comprehend.

For me, it's quite the opposite. I love that apt commands are so close to natural language.

Blocked

Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions

Yes, all of the most advanced chip making factories are in Taiwan.

Not really. The most advanced manufacturing sites are still in laboratories in the United States and Europe, it's just that they are not suited for mass production.

Install the proprietary NVIDIA drivers and set the nvidia-drm.modeset=1 and nvidia-drm.fbdev=1 kernel parameters via your bootloader command-line, then see what happens.

The article LITERALLY says the opposite

That's unlikely. What's more likely is that you were not yet exposed to AI research and did not read through the academic reviews and articles of the time. AI is a serious topic in science and engineering since more than half a century.

But the burden of proof is on you. At this time, you are simply spreading an unfounded conspiracy theory.

Okay, but there's no way to know whether that "intelligence official" is telling the truth.

That's just plain misinformation

Stamets is annoying, I blocked them, but regarding Picard Maneuver I agree

OpenSUSE Tumbleweed

systemctl poweroff systemctl reboot

Oh thanks, that's so awesome!

At least for Android, you can pick your default browser from a selection in the installation when you first setup your phone. So no, Chrome is not necessarily the default on Android.