Notices by tyil (tyil@fedi.tyil.nl)

@takao@shitposter.world The only point is that "modern" devices are increasingly unlikely to come with a 3.5mm port to plug in a wire. Its all a grift to "modernize" shit that didn't need modernizing.

@lyndamerry484@mastodon.social Pay attention
Posted on TwitterYou can't make this shit up

@wezm@mastodon.decentralised.social ahahaha imagine still using #Github 🤣🤣

@andrewnez@mastodon.social If only you could use a different platform than Github. Imagine if one could use free software instead, you could even selfhost it and make your own rules!

@sambowne@infosec.exchange Hey, we'd boycott Instagram too if we could, but we need it to get this message to you. Share this message widely on Instagram, encourage your friends to repost, get everyone on board. But while you're on the platform, do not click any ads and do not shop any brands that you see from links on the platform.You can't make this shit up

@Gina@fosstodon.org This is why people prefer using actual free software, such as Garage, licensed under the AGPL-3.0, and hosted using free software too.

Open Source is a scam, as has been proven countless times now.

@fsfe@mastodon.social @mullana@chaos.social We love free software
Check out our comic about someone using proprietary software🤔

@vascorsd@mastodon.social @SuperDicq@minidisc.tokyo Bro its a proof of concept bro you gotta believe in it bro, get off your high horse

@AndresFreundTec@mastodon.social Hoped for effect of AI use of new postgres contributors: Faster rampup, higher quality patches.How could you have been hoping for that? If you know how "AI" (more accurately, generative LLMs) work, you'd know they'd never be able to make "higher quality patches".

Even if you don't know how these systems work, and have no desire to understand, you could look at any place where generative LLMs are used, and see that they do not produce anything worthwhile, so it would seem silly to me to believe they'll produce anything worthwhile in a particular project out of sheer hopr.

@douginamug@mastodon.xyz @tootbrute@fedi.arkadi.one Would still make me feel more comfortable were it not the case.Can I ask you why? Russia is considered the worst evil ever known to exist in the western world thanks to USA propaganda, but the USA itself isn't doing much better with their constant warmongering. The EU is trying their best to impose "chat control" (read: complete digital surveillance) on its citizens. There is no "safe" country in this world that is incorruptible.

I find it weird how much weight people put on "the country" some developers were born into, when it comes to software that is free (as in freedom) and self-hostable in whatever jurisdiction you're in.

@arh@blackstar.cafe I don't have a printer anymore that I could test it with, sadly. When I did, I used cups on Debian and Gentoo, and on both it worked like a charm on both distros. I would expect it hasn't gotten any worse, but it may depend on the kind/brand of printer you got perhaps? I always got relatively cheap second-hand printers, so relatively old machines.

@otso@eientei.org @dwarf@borg.social @arh@blackstar.cafe From a user's perspective, the entire point of Wayland seems to be "not being X11". Its ok if it is inferiour in every use case, because at least it is not X11. I guess certain developers were upset with free software desktops becoming too stable, and had to invent something new to make sure users wouldn't be able to get too productive, or it might negatively affect Windows' market share.

@dwarf@borg.social @arh@blackstar.cafe Wayland sucks by default, compared to X11, which is the problem for me. Assuming Wayland works 100% correctly, I still don't get stuff working by default that worked fine in X11 for decades. Copy on select, autotyping passwords, screen management, locking mechanisms, wallpapers, I could go on. Things that worked perfectly fine regardless of the WM I would pick on X11 were broken, and are now being put as burdens on the compositor developers. This is fine I guess if you're using KDE or Gnome, they have pretty big teams to reinvent every wheel imaginable. This is not nearly as fine for people who just want a simple tiling window manager (this is not an invitation for simpletons to recommend me hyprland again).

@arh@blackstar.cafe don't print stuffI've literally never had issues with printing on GNU+Linux.

The best part is that it works Just Fine(tm) in Chromium, but not in Firefox ESR. What's the big idea trying to push for more Chromium usage, @Codeberg@social.anoxinon.de?

I don't like this new #Codeberg feature...

@Pi_rat@freesoftwareextremist.com @SuperDicq@minidisc.tokyo @contrapunctus@fe.disroot.org Don't forget the proprietary apps almost always depend heavily on hobbyist "open source" projects, without contributing anything back.

@borkdude@mastodon.social I don't know who Rich Hickey is, but if its posted on GitHub its probably not worth reading. Is there an option to read this on a more user-friendly platform?

@ohmrun@techhub.social I must say it is thrilling to start the new year with some nobody on Fedi who just cannot stop himself being a cuck for companies calling other people ignoramus. I hope you make can make this new year count!

@markwyner@mas.to Ehh, nevermind. No PostgreSQL support, the issue for it was closed even though the comments on it were positive. Guess the search for a good ebook management system continues~