Notices by Raster (raster@retro-gaiden.com)

@grahamperrin @erikarn @lykso @lianna My concern is more when people turn off the brain and put the machine in the place, than have a machine that gives hints where poke your fingers in what does not work.
And usually I do not put much trust in people.

@grahamperrin @lykso @lianna In any case, I have the impression the FreeBSD and OpenBSD project are not really keen to accept LLMs neither in long future for what concern the code.
OpenBSD in particular has like a paranoid obsession about code control, enough they also made their own version of the X11 server, that I doubt they would change idea about LLMs even if the copyright ambiguity would be solved somehow.

@AestheticFemboy @nostalgiafolder Xscreensaver has a clone of this one, along with the labyrinth.

https://invidious.tiekoetter.com/watch?v=UsUGENa7jvE

@captainarcee @Oregon_Pacifist The PPC ones are pretty fine machines, but if you want them survive you need to get the air-cooled models, because the water cooled one are infamous for have the cooling system failing for age.

Today the only OSes you could realistically run on it is NetBSD or AmigaDOS/Morphos, that are pretty cool nevertheless.

@gamingonlinux @AestheticFemboy @mortn I would avoid to rely on Reddit much after they did the shady deal with Google. ;)

Beside size isn't all. In my experience, the smaller communities like the webforums is where you get real audience that helps to expand later. Mastodon itself isn't big as "big tech services" but I get much better engagement than I saw on other services that push an algorithm curated feed.