

Imagine syslog getting presented as a streaming video… “hi this is your friendly kernel again and today we’ll have another look at …” * looks at list… “initialising network, loading modules and much more. But first, a message from our sponsor!”
I ran from Reddit, it be like that


Imagine syslog getting presented as a streaming video… “hi this is your friendly kernel again and today we’ll have another look at …” * looks at list… “initialising network, loading modules and much more. But first, a message from our sponsor!”


I get it, it’s been a long road…
Gnu linux and gonorrhoea windows
I am forced into using W11 and I can confirm this is true.
Well, it makes little difference in the end; Windows should keep its grubby fingers out of someone else’s partitions. Whether this be Linux, MacOS or - yes - another Windows installation.
That slop picture in the middle is uncalled for, I mean there are limits
Not really, but thank you. I was just throwing in some ancient sysadmin humour.
It’s the irq jumpers for the mca expansion card right?
Do I detect the need for a whoosh community?
Funny you sayvthis, Altman’s other scam is World Orb - a creepy and actually useless “biometric scanner” that is a crypto scam under the hood.


Too bad so sad
To each their own, but okay here ya go


Yes. Also, he eats undefinable remnants from his toes.


Please see my other comment: whether nuclear power is good or bad is not my point, the monstrously power hungry genai shit is.


All nice and well but it is not my point here. My point is that I disagree that adding nuclear is good as it doesn’t remove fossils from the mix in the first place. LLM/genai is a problem no matter how much power you throw at it.


God no, it will not. Aside from the discussion whether nuclear is really a good way to generate electricity (and I think it’s not): The demand is so insanely huge that it’s actually stacked: green plus coal plus gas plus oil plus nuclear is currently getting “assigned” to genai.
They are Top Fan! How nice!
sudo su - && sync && sync && sync && init 0
I think that was Rome?