Furry Technologists

Hmmm... Making social media companies liable for what users post. I'm all for making them take a more active involvement in what's going on but that would open up anyone hosting stuff to a world of liability...

Some people have apparently not only gone through the trouble of digging out the latest available version of Archie (old FTP indexer / search engine from the mid 80's / 90's before Google was a thing), but they even set up a fresh install and made a web interface available. Even better: The entire source code apparently also still exists.

Video about said resurrection: https://piped.video/watch?v=CUwR9xdEuZI

Very interesting exploit of DHCP

https://aisafety.dance/

The end of an era!

Oh, well fuck HDMI then

Core support for Ubuntu won't change according to Shuttleworth. Ubuntu LTS versions continue to be supported for 5 years and non-LTS releases for 9 months. Ubuntu 23.04 is the current release version, Ubuntu 22.04 LTS the current long-term support release.

Ubuntu Pro subscribers may extend support of LTS versions by an additional 7 years going forward. Ubuntu Pro is available for Home users and Enterprise / business customers. The subscription is free at the time of writing for Home users and starts at $25 per year and machine for Enterprise customers. Server subscriptions start at $500 per month.

I find this very exciting though as it matches Redhat's support length and should allow you to basically install 1 supported OS for the lifetime of a machine

Oh this is just too messed up..now vending machines have cameras in them?

hiii

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.crimedad.work/post/39255

Is self-hosted enough to avoid push notifications going through Apple and Google servers?

Those totally look like the isolinear chips from Star Trek

Oops all cores

Enshittification begins again

Well that's two technologies I didn't expect to see combined

cross-posted from: https://sopuli.xyz/post/5825583

Oh, that's concerning 🙃 I'd love to hear thoughts on this from Soatok