as usual there are lots of way to support the team, but particularly there is quite a backlog of app MRs waiting for test/review. If you want to support the F-Droid then it is a really practical way to help them out: https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fgitlab.com%2Ffdroid%2Fwiki...

no mod points but great post

I find it amazing that nobody sat down and planned this out with this thinking in place - I know in healthcare it's basically impossible to do anything without having to integrate according to ABC standards and aligning to XYZ regulation. It really seems like someone just said "yeah let's use Flock, here's a search engine, have fun!". Truly mind boggling.

yes totally agree, there is good considered debate to be had on the topic. What we're getting at slashdot, though, is a non-stop supply of garbage articles about so and so says this, exactly as martin-boundary notes above.

I never played with custom filters before but holy shit:

slashdot.org##article:has-text(/\bAI\b|artificial intelligence|ChatGPT|OpenAI|GPT[- ]?[0-9]|Claude|Gemini|Copilot| machine learning|generative AI/i)

is going to make slashdot readable again.

wooosh. only the CCP are allowed to spy in China.

I just watched the trailer and I got the same reaction - what. the. fuck. Nathan Fielder's comedy is kind of awkward/uncomfortable, but this is on another level.

'Core Suite' is fully open source and would cover most day to day needs of 'non-enterprise' users: files (Nextcloud), office editing (Collabora Online), email/calendar (Open-Xchange), chat/video (Element/Jitsi), project management, wiki, etc.

'Enterprise Edition' does add paid operational features:

On cost, Schleswig-Holstein showed €15M/year licence savings vs a €9M one-off migration/infra investment, which sounds quite effective to me, but remember that cost is only one part of this stuff.

Another great use case for AI is to turn paragraphs of aimless rambling into a concise and relevant point.

sorry to nitpick but it wasn't 'the UN' that refused to condemn China's genocide. There was a vote at UNHCR in 2022 to set up a meeting to talk about it. The 'wretched hive of scum and villainy' is more accurately all countries below who voted No or abstained:

Bolivia, Cameroon, China, Côte d’Ivoire (Ivory Coast), Cuba, Eritrea, Gabon, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Mauritania, Namibia, Nepal, Pakistan, Qatar, Senegal, Sudan, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Uzbekistan, Venezuela, Argentina, Armenia, Benin, Brazil, The Gambia, India, Libya, Malawi, Malaysia, Mexico, Ukraine

"Rupert Murdoch says watching Fox News is 'Non-Negotiable'"

Do we really need a Slashdot story on every single fucking mention of AI anywhere in the universe?? Nowadays it's less 'news for nerds' and more recycling the same thin talking points so zealots on both sides can just argue as much as possible and inevitably end up insulting rsilvergun along with a history of all their posts.

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No it seems like lots of the orders are very particular or maybe automated based on price or some other factor. Books in linked article are not exactly valuable but pretty unique and potentially not many copies around.

I wouldn't say that

In more or less the same position and couldn't agree more. I'm also remote so this combo is the best I've ever had it. My previous job net pay was more than twice as much but I wouldn't go back to managing people onsite ever again.

ok so then why haven't we seen stories about other stuff that REALLY REALLY matters here, like the withdrawal of funding for Jodrell Bank Observatory, or the death of Gunther von Hagens ??