Luis

@luigidev.bsky.social

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29, gaymer, ingeniero informático, webdev, maricón y anticapitalista. Preguntas: https://revospring.net/@LuigiDev Málaga

Linux distros as the 7 human souls
Papers please fans when they see a passport: Holy shit! is that s motherfucking Papers please reference?
I normally wouldn't really bring this up. But I think when for a lot of people the huge looming fear is "oh god, I do not want my entire life to have to turn into managing an LLM to do my job for me" even if that doesn't fully reflect reality right now, it's still very understandable that these conversations get heated
Rules for AI-related contributions on my repositories 1. Communication shall NEVER be performed by LLMs or other AI technologies. This includes, but it's not limited to: "Issues", "Comments", "Pull Request text". LLMs tend to be really verbose and waste anyone's time. Even if they weren't, communication is a human act. 2. Code shall be committed only by humans. The human opening the Pull Request MUST understand what the code does and how does it work. This human also is the responsible to check the code is not infringing any copyright laws/software licences 3.Code may be written partially or completely by an AI. Providing the conditions of the previous point are met. If that's the case, contributions must include an Assisted-by tag in the following format: Assisted-by: AGENT_NAME:MODEL_VERSION. A brief description of how the AI has helped would be nice to have in the commit message, but it's not required
It's why Linux is *not* GNU/Linux, and why we call things "open source" instead of "Free Software".
Why Not Docker? Docker is fine, but for a single VPS it felt like overhead. I wanted something simpler and built-in. I initially started with Docker but was constantly hitting networking issues with services communicating. Systemd already handles process supervision, logging, and restarts. Why add another layer?
As mentioned before, software hacks are very unlikely, especially since NS2 is using the exact same kernel and firmware as NS1. RCM is irrelevant as the bug doesn't even exist on T239. The next obvious avenue would be voltage glitching, but there are 2 big issues with this. The biggest of which and arguably the biggest roadblock, is something known as dual core lockstep. Essentially this means that the system is designed in a way where 2 processor cores will preform the exact same instructions, the results of those will then be sent off to a comparitor. It's job it to make sure the both instructions match, and if they don't, the chip knows something is wrong and locks everything out. For a modchip to bypass this, it would need to glitch everything at the exact same time with perfect timing to make sure no alarms are sounded anywhere. That alone would require a fairly complex modchip without high success rates, but the next step is that the boot and power management processor inside NS2 is entirely untrusted. No longer is it the highest level of execution, instead anything you even manage to do on BPMP is null and void because you won't be able to initialize the rest of the hardware, like for example, the CPU or GPU. You could maybe dump keys, but that wouldn't do much.
En este vídeo se ve un exploit por el cual la Switch empieza a mostrar mensajes de error customizados por el atacante
Post from "kielbasanova" on the app "Threads": "Bluesky often feels like walking in on a circlejeck I wasn't invited to"
Purpose of a prebuild is not needing ro build. Its for those that don't want to, or don't know how to build and don't wanna learn
Jar Jar Binks con abdominales
Gente teorizando en Tumblr que el sistema económico debería ser cono Mario Kart, en el cual los objetos que te tocan son peores cuanto mas ventaja tienes en la carrera
**¿Es esta la consola de Valve?** Nosotros vemos Steam Machine como una extensión del juego en PC, no como una consola. El modelo tradicional de las consolas consiste en vender el hardware con pérdidas y compensar los ingresos mediante servicios de suscripción o vendiendo juegos exclusivos vinculados a ese hardware. Creemos que esto puede tener sentido a corto plazo para una sola empresa, pero los ecosistemas abiertos son mejores para los clientes a largo plazo. La historia de los juegos de PC lo demuestra: la apertura del ecosistema del PC ha permitido que sea el principal motor de innovación tanto en hardware como en software durante décadas. La principal ventaja de los juegos de PC es la libertad de jugar a los títulos que quieras en el hardware que elijas. Steam Machine es una solución a estos problemas (y creemos que es fantástica), pero no es la única, ni queremos que lo sea.
I truly believe Janet was the only one who had a good experience in Frank's castle
El paquete ALVR del AUR ha sido comprometido con Malware, esto no afecta al paquete alvr-bin
Me ha Rocsdo Cloud en un test de mierda
Captura de Reddit, una imagen de Gordon Freeman muerto con el texto "Half Life 3 is real" Un usuario bromea con que mañana hay Games show oculto
Bandera del orgullo exclusivamente gay, con varias franjas en tonos azulados y verdosos
Tabla comparativa de apps de mensajería, . Whatsapp cifra mesnajes extremo a extrmeo. Signal es la única open source que cifra y metadatos los datos extremo a extremo. Matrix la única que cifra mensajes (pero no metadatados) extremo a extremo y además soporte para bots. Telegram soporta bots pero su cifrado deja que desear y no es del todo open source. RCS no es Open Source y cifra datos, pero no metadatos extremo a extremo
Comparativa de diferentes apps de mensajería, Signal es la única que es código abierto, fácil de usar y cifra mensajes y metadatos
Meme with text overlayed over a bunch of pikachus with stop signs and pride flags: - It's "June" which means its *illegal to be straight*, anyone caught not being a LGBTQ will be immediately reported to the *FBI*
Relación de galones de agua consumida por distintas actividades. 1000 consultas de ChatGPT es un galón. 1 hora de TV 4, 1 vaso de leche de almendra 23, un aguacate 60, una hamburguesa de ternera 660
Reply with a character and I'll decide if I'll Smash or Pass
Un montón de cuentas de animales me siguen
Flowey de undertale de peluche bailando al ritmo de las música
IQ Graph, at the bottom people who's fine with systemd. At the middle people who complains it doesn't comply with Unix philosophy, at the top people who's fine with it
dynamo on deadlock going with almost none life left to the enemy team and using the black hole ability to kill them all
Artista top La Oreja de Van Gogh con 1577 minutos
Most people rejected his message They hated Jesus because he told them the truth
A computer can never be held accountable. Therefore a computer must never make a management decision
Imagen de los Simpson con dos personas lamentándose de que no han intentado hacer nada y ya no saben que hacer
No notáis que ser programador se ha vuelto absurdamente caro en muy poco tiempo? Antes pagabas un hosting, quizá 5 dominios anuales y poco más. Ahora tenemos Claude porque para arquitectura va mejor, Codex porque ese bug puñetero te lo encuenta. Kimi porque sale muchísimo más barato para quemar toneladas de tokens, Cursor para el día a día. Windsurf porque esta semana tiene GPT-5.5 al 50%. Y al final acabas con 5 suscripciones activas “porque cada una sirve mejor para algo distinto”. Lo peor es que son gastos hormiga peores que los de ir al bar. 15€, 20€, 30€… y ni te enteras hasta que miras la tarjeta a final de mes y parece que estás pagando infraestructura enterprise tú solo.