Yes it carries over. I don’t think people really need to learn elementary basics, or rather it’s similar for any computer. Can’t really recommend anything in that regard.

But yes, if you’ve used Debian and switch to a Fedora PC, things will be very similar.

New kernel was released yesterday and is already in debian stable, fixing this issue as well. Update your machines guys.

If you have any other service running, it’s possible that there may be a vulnerability or misconfiguration there which allows an attacker to exploit it and remotely exploit code.

Hackers can get very creative. Just because you don’t have a remote access software running doesn’t necessarily mean you’re safe. Remember log4shell? Triggering specific log messages in many different services could be used to let the machine initiate a connection to another machine for remote code execution.

I get it. Its weird.

No it’s magpiers

This is an awful “meme”

I’m stealing this

Doesn’t spoil as quickly…?

Capitalism is different from a regular market in that it is not just trying to make a profit in order to have enough money to exchange for useful goods and services.

Capitalism demands that your profit grows and grows and grows. It’s growth for it’s own sake. A capitalistic economy like our world economy needs to grow 3% or so every year or it gets into a recession. 3% doesn’t sound like much, but it’s exponential growth, doubling every 25 years or so. This growth doesn’t come out of thin air, but from extracting from value from other people, our world and so on.

And measuring an economy by GDP is incomplete, because it doesn’t take uncompensated labor, human happiness and wellbeing, and public goods (like a healthy nature) into account. When a factory owner pollutes and dries up the river while employees have no choice but to work 16 hour weeks, GDP goes up.

In nature, things grow until they are mature. That does not mean progress halts. Adults don’t grow anymore, but continue to learn.

My try to explain why money and markets are okay, but growth for it’s own sake (growthism you may call it) is destroying our societies, making us unhappy, and is also killing us with the climate and biodiversity crises.

Not enough people seed or distribute music. The only good way I know is downloading from YouTube, but YouTube is working hard on blocking this too.

That legal question is not yet clearly answered. I think absolutely yes, but the Megacorps and pro-ai people don’t seem to care.

Maybe it’s a layer 8 problem

I still host a significant part of my code on GitHub, despite moderately hating Microslop, because:

• Their CI is mature and super fast. My gorgeous instance has selfhosted CI, but some actions only work on GitHub (release-plz has bugs for forgejo), and their CI servers are fast as fuck.
• Visibility. People look for code on GitHub. Maybe maybe maybe they look on code on Codeberg, but without a doubt, nobody looks for code on my selfhosted forgejo instance. I am looking forward to forgefed integration sonce over a year, but it’s not there yet.

Also, GitHub has become an identity provider for many services, such as crates.io to release rust crates (packages).

Im German. English is not my first language.

I can’t pronounce this name even after trying a few times.

This is cool and I will try it out. Where did you get the data?

I once made a very simple “service” that provides me with Kanji and word of the day (and can be integrated elsewhere with a very simple “API”), https://plexsheep.github.io/sennen/index.html

I should revisit that some time, the detail view is a bit broken on mobile. And the Furigana is hacky and sometimes wrong.

I like putting the little pictures in my readmes sometimes. In my biologically generated repositories. Please don’t discriminate against neat little pictures you can just put in text 🐑.

Scientific Programming Language

Powerful mathematics-oriented syntax with built-in 2D/3D plotting and visualization tools

Free software, runs on GNU/Linux, macOS, BSD, and Microsoft Windows

Drop-in compatible with many Matlab scripts

If this wasn’t 100% vibe coded, it would be pretty cool.

A c compiler written in rust, with a lot of basics supported, an automated test suite that compiles well known c projects. Sounds like a fun project or academic work.

Borg!