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199·16 days agoApparently, BlackMeta is behind the DDoS attack to the Internet Archive. Apparently they are pro-Palestine hacktivists - their X account also has some russian written in it.
(Edit) Also, Internet Archive is banned on China since 2012 and Russia since 2015.
It was a long read, but it is interesting.
32·16 days agoWell, I’m selfhosting the LLM and the WebUI
3·16 days agoPerdão, mas a única parte do texto que fala que a pesquisa seria do Kantar IBOPE Media é “atribuída a consultoria”. Três palavras em um mar de texto que são fáceis de se perder. Tive que ir atrás da informação original pra entender que quem teria feito a pesquisa foi a Kantar IBOPE Media.
Por que eu confiaria em Kantar Ibope Media? Estão querendo censurar a pesquisa que o YouTube fez? Melhor ter duas fontes de informação do que uma fonte de informação que vem de uma empresa de qualidade duvidosa.
I didn’t pay that much. It was 300 to 500 reais. I received the product in my doorstep.
Ebay or Aliexpress, I don’t remember. It works in conjunction with “Livraria cultura”, though.
2·19 days agoMaybe the problem is not pornography and videogames, but a grim look at the future - where the person has no stimulus or sight of something good for themselves. Maybe if things were a little less darker and men believed in themselves and their future, things would be better.
21·19 days agoIt seems that the book focus on foreign wars and interventions, but the lasting impact of western culture industry in the whole world is also important. I think it also takes a better life experience out from the ordinary american citizen. The western american citizen could be living a better life (more independent and self-aware), were it not by mass culture.
I bought a Kobo Clara last year and it works. I can even buy books. I live in Brazil.
Incredible. How can companies have that much power? Buying a nuclear reactor as if it were a birthday gift.
4·20 days agoLinux Mint is easier to use, you don’t have to edit the sudoers file as well. Linux has limited marketshare because of its marketing. Companies aren’t interested in a OS for PCs (personal computers). It doesn’t need to be efficient or run well. They just care about keeping the agreements with Big Tech and that things work smoothly with one another (Microsoft working well in cloud/server/local) and that their enterprise software is running well. That goes along with close ties to Big Tech. Linux can reach major parts of the personal computer space, but it will need to do so without the help of Big Companies, which is a challenge.
Até que enfim um jornalismo interessante vindo do Brasil, gostei.
It needs to work and be reliable, else it becomes something like YaCy, that doesn’t work that well. Well, Mastodon and Lemmy work fine, so that’s a first step.
4·1 month agoWhat does this mean for Entropy? Is the Arrow of Time still always forward?
Faltou falar como ficou estruturada a decisão do STF. Importante saber o que o STF argumentou para anular a decisão. De qualquer forma, acho que isso cria uma jurisprudência importante e guia o Brasil num caminho diferente quanto ao que é legal ou público.
2·1 month agoYes, and there are people who already worked on terminal screens using RISC-V. But any compatibility advancement is already an advancement for backtracking how those systems work. Therefore, an advancement in Open Hardware. If we can use those systems more efficiently, it’s all the better.
I think this kind of work is a good step towards Open Hardware.
Fascinating.