I’m on their IRC and have reported bugs a few times. However, I haven’t been able to replicate it yet, so I’m not too worried

I don’t think so. I’ve opened htop during one such event and swap space was getting filled despite the ram being mostly empty. Even after closing everything, the swap occupied continued to increase

More than a month now, and no crashes. All the issues I had, were my fault. Although in some very specific situations it seems to get in a memory filling cycle until the swap gets filled and there’s a crash

Isn’t there Green With Envy to monitor NVIDIA stuff on Linux?

Running the Fedora Asahi Linux on my sweet sweet MacBook M1 :P

Moore threads now has the same API support as M1 Apple macs running Linux :P (except for the “select dx11 games”)

The problem is also that the hosting software for snaps, the backend that canonical has is P R O P R I E T A R Y and that’s one of the main gripes.

If they wanted to safeguard AI, they would actually make the models public. Bad actors are bound to get them anyways, hiding it behind secrecy is very unlikely. And I mean, AI could make a virus infecting most infrastructure on planet (Amazon and Google data centres) and then shutting it down or using it for its own purposes. As several programming memes lay out, the entire modern web infrastructure is surprisingly dependent on just a few APIs and tools

Maybe Susan, Yemen, the Rohingya… all those that aren’t remembered often

Wanna share my experience too here.

I used YouTube with the algorithm, mostly for educational stuff, like vsauce, kurgsat and tech stuff. I started showing some interest in politics and news, start watching tldr news, then it pulls me into Vox, as I showed some anti trump sentiment. To put it quickly, it didnt take too long for me to realise that I was being drawn to ever more left leaning content (obviously a lot further than merely Vox, second thought and deeper)

Which is why I left algorithmic YouTube by using alternative frontends

English (Gibraltar)

Probably means the repos apt is checking doesn’t have that tool, not sure thi

Oops, not part of EEA either, if they’re being pesky with non eu countries, then uk screwed

English (UK)?

Imma wait for someone to fact check this, but holy cow that’s messed up. Thank god I only use thunderbird

That is absolutely unreasonable, as the email files don’t actually tell you who the sender is beyond the domain from where it’s sent. The email protocol is SUPER unsafe and really really easy to spoof as someone from the big three

I am not happy with my provider, currently waiting for the email hosting to expire so that I can maintain just the domain there and eventually user zoho for hosting

I have my own domain (even if hosted on a relatively small provider) and I don’t have that much of an issue tbh?

Just searched quickly on DuckduckGo, here you go

There’s a gnome extension for that, let me check if I can find it