Neko.

You would be surprised.

I can’t wait till I can purchase China RAM! 👌

just a short special military operation.

Right, so the authority for managing data protection had their data leaked. Totally cool and normal 👍😆

If you listen, it’s being translated as he speaks, presumably by a real human.

If it’s on git and other people are using it with no issues, or it was reccommended by someone you trust, it’s probably fine (the software itself) - that’s not to say the developer could have built something sketchy into the app, or could one day be compromised. It also depends how/where I’m running the apps (on my PC, or on a VM inside a container?) Threat models are different for each.

All of that said, supply chain attacks and sketchy developers selling out could totally be a thing, and you’d get some malware on your computer!

I’d be interested in what other people think/doaboit the OPs question though.

https://phishyurl.com/ is better 😁

You think we’ll still have Google and DuckDuckGo to go back to?

LMAO they actually said that 🤣🤣🤣

Yeah, I mean - Try SB and if it doesn’t end up meeting your needs, backup /home and reinstall 😊

Yeah I find a base install of Arch+KDE works well for me, for Dev, Gaming and General Web. I tried Bazzite on my laptop, but found similar things as others have pointed out regarding flatpack-first distros 😮‍💨

Except Avocado is only like 40% pit usually.

You’re right, but I’m still saving them anyway◝(ᵔᗜᵔ)◜

There are some standards, used to ensure content is readable, and comprehensible by tools like screen readers. https://www.w3.org/WAI/standards-guidelines/wcag/

It’s just that most websites don’t respect them, as implementation can be a challenge.

What an incredible resource 😁 Many thanks for spreading the word 🤗

There’s a few GUIs, none of them very good: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/PipeWire#GUI

This only affects sites that use the fancy new-fangled SSR rendering from what I’ve read. ReactJS (Client side) sites wouldn’t be affected.

Yeah fuck these guys wasting our money on this hot garbage.

""The revelation comes on the heels of news last month that Deloitte leveraged AI in a $290,000 report published in July to help the Australian government crack down on welfare. But a researcher flagged hallucinations in the 237-page study, which included references to nonexistent academic research papers and a fabricated quote from a federal court judgment.

In the revised study, which was quietly uploaded to the Australian government’s website, the consulting firm admitted it had used the generative AI language system Azure OpenAI to help create the report.“”

Cool kids still use copies of the folder on your desktop.