Anything and everything Amateur Radio and beyond. Heavily into Open Source and SDR, working on a multi band monitor and transmitter.
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Over the years I’ve seen people in high profile roles resign in protest, but I’ve never understood it. I still don’t.
Is the whole point to bring attention to an issue and then what, hope for the best?
Is it not being able to look at yourself in the mirror and resigning with extra steps?
Is it a public dummy spit?
How does resigning actually fix something, or is that not a consideration?
As I said, I don’t understand.
Anyone?
All of it.
Mind you, that assumes we find a robust way to archive it and not to be funny, actually archive it, not to mention avoiding the self destruction of humanity either through the climate change catastrophe or the hubris of the self anointed billionaire Emperors and Epstein sycophants.
… and nothing of value was lost …
A merging of the two 😁
Nothing quite like creating a specific incentive for researchers to seek “alternative” sources of income as payment for their research efforts.
Microsoft tried this … seems to be working out for them … not.
Just like every website has a cookie alert. Meaningless, annoying and extra work for everyone.
AI remains top reason excuse for US job cuts for third straight month as employers axed 97,000 workers in May
Not at all.
A law that isn’t enforceable or actually enforced is stupid.
This is in my opinion a good example of a stupid law.
Yeah, that’ll work.
Edit: Truth in advertising … there’s a novel concept.
If I saw this I’d report them to the local labour department for underpaying their staff, then I’d report them to the health department because there’s no way that they’re preparing safe food if that’s how much their staff needs to get tipped, then I’d report them to consumer protection for ripping off their customers, then to the tax department for tax evasion and finally I’d share this photo far and wide and write as many poor reviews as I can find locations to post them.
This is a criminal enterprise and should be treated as such.
I wonder if accessing your own computer is considered hosting. Ultimately network traffic is traffic.
A tool called Tailscale will allow you to access other devices on the same virtual network from anywhere, without anyone else having access.
If you install it on each device, they can share the same network, even whilst away from your own home.
If you have a computer that provides “cloud” like services, like NextCloud for example, then it too can be part of the same network.
Outcome: You’re self-hosting without “hosting”.
We need this in Esperanto and the lost languages of Lutruwita.
So, in UQL?
You don’t need to shout!
Also, camelCase:
TurboPascalForLyfe
US tech industry cut 123,653 jobs since January 2026, up 66% from last year during the same period — AI now the most cited reason excuse for cuts by US employers: report
My experience with this is receiving emails with “we will not proceed with your application” and absolutely no indication what or why, for positions that I’m uniquely qualified for.
I’m still looking, don’t use Assumed Intelligence, and want to work, but it’s not going well.
I suspect that your needs for human written applications is being thwarted by bots filtering your applicants before you even see them.
GitHub Microsoft just switched Copilot to metered billing, and developers are watching months of credits vanish in a single day
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