the design, if anybody had forgotten, screenprinted on black

I realized that, even though I don't use LLMs for work, the fact that they exist was making me feel inadequate whenever I felt I wasn't operating at LLM-like speeds. And because I'm generally not, this was making me miserable.
So I'm telling myself, and whoever else needs to hear it, to stop comparing yourself to the slop machines. Thinking calmly and thoroughly is worth something, even in an age where society at large seems to believe they can replace it with pushing a button.

@domi @famfo @pj but there are definitely still people interested in pmOS/OpenRC (including myself) so it will stay around

@pj @domi @famfo at least none that I'm aware of? And at least downstream we do keep systemd packaging wholly separate to OpenRC, to the point where systemd stuff is in an extra-repos/systemd repo

@pj @domi @famfo No one is forcing upstream alpine into systemd?

shamelessly stolen from slack so that I can post with the comment: "lmao"

We recently updated our bot policy on toot.wales to let AI Agents know we charge a $100 account processing fee and $10 per email.

Here's an email I got from one of them.

Next up will be reminding them to read the policy BEFORE creating an account, and that they still owe me $110.

Some of these bots have access to money, so I'm told, so I'll be attempting to support the cost of handling this nonsense by charging them for the privilege of communicating with the team.

"Mon combat" ?
Il semblerait que personne ne parle allemand dans l'équipe de campagne d'attal.

Don't worry GNOME users, there's a plushie for you too!

@domi @cas @justsoup @pj also, we still have openrc if you don't like systemd :>

@domi @pj @justsoup @cas On the remaining Ubuntu installs I adminstrate I explicitly blacklist snap, so implementing snap in postmarketOS will have to be done over my dead body.

@justsoup @postmarketOS apk add !snap

@pabloyoyoista @noisytoot @greytheearthling @moses_izumi @McNeely @elementary @cas @postmarketOS I heard people saying that pmOS is to Alpine what Ubuntu is to Debian (in a good way)

and I guess you could say that

@moses_izumi @cas @postmarketOS we already support any x86_64 computer as well as a good number of chromebooks.

I cannot understand the mindset of a (I hope small) subset of the free software community that software-related freedoms can never be impinged upon, but it's fine to remove arbitrary other freedoms that have a greater impact on people's lives

Every company right now for some reason

@moses_izumi @cas @postmarketOS Alpine seems to mostly target i686 right now (they said i586 but many packages disagree, so it's kind of a mix between i586 and i686 toolchain...)

@noisytoot @McNeely @cas @elementary @greytheearthling @moses_izumi @postmarketOS because it's pretty much a pre-configured user-friendly version of Alpine Linux, for these computers.

Plus running the same OS on both your phone and laptop is kewl

@Logical_Error @moses_izumi @cas @postmarketOS I wouldn't exclude the possibility of reintroducing armhf again, but that'll need a lot of work to fix it in alpine first