So lemmy is like that cool growing weed in their house?

I would probably just fake it.

Yeah, mostly for translation purposes.

I think I currently have gemma 4 set up.

I live in a city that 10 years ago was losing population and nowadays it’s growing in population.

I honestly preferred ot better when it was losing pops.

Eternal growth is unsustainable

I feel it’s a little dangerous, because it would give a false sense of security in [no-ai] projects.

We have all seen tons of projects 100% written without any AI that are very poorly coded and full of insecurities.

I wish bad news were from all around the world.

Bad news are from all around my life

It doesn’t look like anything to me.

I didn’t even remember it had AI. I think I think I disabled it as soon as it popped out and they never bothered me about it again.

I switched for IE to firefox on 2007 and never switch back.

There are some things here and there(mostly due things being implemented by default for chromium), but it has always been the best browser overall for me.

I would assume that embarrassment drives most deletes here.

Ah yes, another company trying to squeeze ridiculous amounts of money out of people just because “it has linux”.

They get into politics because they are obsessed with control.

We probably need a system were politicians are not actually in control. Then they might be some who doesn’t get into it just because they want to mandate other people what they can or cannot do.

If the permanent resident population exceeds 9.5 million before 2050, the Federal Council and Parliament will need to take measures, particularly in the areas of asylum and family reunification. The Federal Council would also need to invoke or negotiate exemptions and safeguard clauses in international agreements that contribute to population growth. If the 10-million threshold is exceeded, Switzerland would have to terminate these agreements, including the one with the EU on the free movement of persons after two years. This would also render the other agreements under Bilateral Agreements I null and void. Switzerland’s participation in the EU’s Schengen and Dublin agreements would also be called into question, thereby jeopardising close cooperation in the areas of security and asylum.

Basically it says that once some thresholds of population are surpassed migration laws and agreements start getting more strict until population reduces again.

As for the practicality of it if the referendum would have passed and a law would me made of it it wouldn’t “cap” the population per se, it would have banned immigration into the country for as long a Switzerland population is above 10 Million.

Technically speaking all code is open source if you can read machine code.

Jokes aside, assembly hacking and cracking are great hobbies because they let you see through the closed source veil.

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My two most used platforms are actually tik tok and Lemmy.

But never actually used loops, or even peertube, because lack of content.

It’s easier for content to be generated by fewer users in lemmy or mastodon.

I think if the number of travels is nor al big (once or twice a week) it’s not a problem people using cars.

The big problem is when every single person use the car minimum of twice a day, all at roughly the same hours and going to the same places. Plus all the other leisure travel.

Just cutting out work commute would solve a lot of problems and a big chunk of energy consumption and pollution emissions.

The best commute transport is the one you don’t have to use.

Remote work is the solution.

I have many services that doesn’t “need” to be public, as public facing for one specific reason. TLS.

A lot of the times android apps won’t connect to http directions, not even local ones, and require a proper https connection with a well known CA.

For that I put the services behind a caddy reverse proxy to get a valid tls certificate.

And them I do the trick, and basically on caddy reject any connection that’s not local. Thus, making the supposedly “public” site a practical “local” one.

Once there I just connect through wireguard.

I have that but with caddy.

On the caddyfile you can put to only serve the site to certain IPs and reject the others with any status normally 403 or 404.

Attackers probe the site, but all they get it’s a connection error.