No link?

The specific chip is only 4 years or so old. The 10 years refers to the Ryzen series first release.

Why this specific chip? It is the fastest available for the older AM4 socket + DDR4 combination, so it is highly sought after by people upgrading their older rig without having to buy new expensive DDR5 RAM or a new mainboard.

Out instance on https://movim.slrpnk.net/ will be of course updated when time allows, but I am currently busy with another project and want to switch to a better container image for Movim as well (sorry for the current image preview issues).

There used to be a women’s space on slrpnk.net (although a bit unfortunately named after a controversial Reddit community), but we could never really find women willing to moderate it longer term and the amount of dudes showing up with trollish comments became a bit too much for us admins to handle.

Thanks for sharing the details 👍

Afaik that was mentioned as the plan in the Euro-office announcement post, but OnlyOffice has been designed for maximum compatibility with the Microsoft formats and .odf support is only an afterthough.

Nice that you are so self aware 😅

I have not looked at the CVEs in Rsync specifically, but given the deludge of “critical” security issue found by AI lately that have been mostly nothing burgers, I am near certain the same applies to those included in that Rsync patchset.

The ones in Nginx and the Linux kernel.

The “critical” bugs that I have recently seen being found by AI were all extremely unlikely to be exploitable under realistic assumptions 🤷

They started to get really pushy about the premium features, so I removed it again.

They could have just refused merging slop. Rsync didn’t need these “contributions”.

Taking a project that works fine and making it actively worse by introducing AI made bugs is imho a valid reason to hard fork. The maintainer might not owe you anything, but it shows very poor judgement to slopify a good project like rsync this way.

The one in Bolivia is indeed quite nice.

Pin a tab in your browser. Almost no difference to a desktop app that is a web-wrapper in most cases (and would be for sure for Movim).

The main dev can be easily reached through the official Peertube Github repo.

It will probably go down, but the process itself is kind of unavoidable for training LLMs, so I doubt things will go back to how they were before.

Not only wikis sadly. Anything that has public facing deep links that trigger extensive database operations are being hammered by these bots and few servers can take the load.

If tankies would read actual theory and not just fan-fiction they would be very upset right now.

https://mindustrygame.github.io/