You are talking to someone that seems to think ignoring the GDPR is ok because others do it as well, so don’t expect them to have a reasonable idea about industry regulation 🤷

Shoddy journalism 🤦 The correct headline would be “Randos on the internet post on open website that allows anyone to post a letter claiming to be responsible for arson”. This doesn’t mean that they are “leftist”, nor that this group even exists. And their expert source is likely some police officer that looked at the letter and said that it sounds plausible 🤦

Everytime the US is talking about invading Greenland, I see big French navy support vessels (likely for their submarines) stopping over here in the harbour on what is likely their way to Greenland. Speculation of course, but it seems the French are quite serious about their military support to the Danish.

Despite what some other people falsely claim here in the comments, scraping is actually not the same at all as federation. Besides not being reciprocal, scraping puts considerably higher load on the server to the point where it brings down entire servers or at least severely degrades the performance for legitimate users.

Opensense is based on BSD, which has a single threaded network stack. This means that low end CPUs can struggle to do >1gbit throughputs. Depending on your WAN this could be an issue.

You can probably make a poll is almost any country and find ~20% in favour of a (hypothetical) war they think they are winning 🤷

There is AFAIK not a single experimental fusion reactor that comes even close to producing surplus energy (when calculation with the actual energy input), so why would some dodgy startup suddenly find a breakthrough? Smells like an investor scam tbh.

Why are you repeating bullshit right-wing talking points here that have nothing to do with reality?

Why would I follow a feed of what appears to be made of pictures that are mostly AI slop?

No, according to her Hitler was a socialist 🙄

There is apparently an incredible amount of manipulation and legal fights happening around these reviews on Google maps, so that is probably a minefield any independent open-source developer should avoid.

Sure, but the point of getting a mini-pc is usually not that you have an open case with a second ATX PSU sitting on top to power some extra hardrives.

How will you power the drives?

And from what I have heard, these m2 to SATA adapters have over-heating issues.

You mean “mid” as in midi-tower? Because that sounds like the large version. Well maybe there is an even larger workstation version or so, but the normal medium sized Optiplex comes with one 3.5" SATA bay and one DVD drive.

Optiplex etc. with an Intel 8th gen “T” chips seem to offer the best bang for the buck + energy efficiency on the second hand market right now.

The main issue with these thin clients is the lack of SATA ports and power connections for them if you want to add some larger 2.5” SSD/HDD storage. Usually it is only one, but you can also use the DVD drive slot with an adapter in the mid sized versions.

That’s for instances, not accounts, no?

What is probably needed is a 3rd party vouching account system. A bit like how email accounts are used today, but with a back-channel that allow you to get reputation from the places you join with that account and that in turn makes it easier to join other places.

The 80% LLM applications doesn’t seem to have reached Lemmy yet. For us it is more like 10% or so. But yeah, it is getting harder to distinguish these.

Far right racist, says far right racist things, news at 12! /s