@q66 @fun CC-BY-SA (or even CC-BY) would probably be enough to prevent AI from legally being trained on them, since it can't really provide attribution and CC-BY-SA's copyleft would likely be incompatible with the licenses of other stuff the model is trained on. Although AI companies will probably not care and do it anyway regardless of the license.

the CA/Browser Forum and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race

Spotted in Mexico: A food cart made from the cage of a Sun Enterprise 10000 Server

https://reddit.com/r/retrocomputing/comments/1l1ssoo/spotted_in_mexico_a_food_cart_made_from_the_cage/

#cyberpunk

starting the ASO (anarchist standards organization). it’s the same as ISO but all freely available and also purely by coincidence our standards all end up the same as theirs

@matildalove @soatok
ISO: "We created global standards for everyone to follow"
Everyone: "Can we see them?"
ISO: "No"

@atax1a If they wanted to write code then why would they get copilot to write it for them?

We have now reached the part of the gangster movie, where they are fighting over who gets what share of the money from the bank robbery.

@grumpygamer No, because Vulkan is only partially supported on the IGPU of the last generation of Intel hardware to support running with no non-free software on the main CPU (Haswell, newer generations require FSP for raminit which hasn't been replaced yet), and the IGPU of the last generation of Intel hardware to run with no ME (Penryn) only supports OpenGL 2.1/ES 2.0.

@valpackett @ariadne Anything pre-bootguard (Ivy Bridge and earlier), and also any Haswell ThinkPads with socketed CPUs (ThinkPad T440p/W450/W451/L440/L540) do not have bootguard. Anything with MEv11 (Skylake and Kaby Lake/Kaby Lake Refresh, so T460/T470/T480-era) has bootguard, but it can be bypassed with deguard.

people are MISSING OUT on U+2044 FRACTION SLASH!

9400723⁄205473
👆 this does NOT use sub-/superscript letters!

@ariadne Disappointing. Why not Codeberg?

@missionlibre The text of the petition says:

Today, there are no fully-free Linux kernel drivers for contemporary Wi-Fi hardware.

This isn’t true. The drivers (the code that is running in the kernel, on the main CPU) are fully free, but the firmware (the code that is running on the wifi card) isn’t.

@benjojo Those are about different stations. Cambridge != Cambridge North.

@libreleah Please call a Libreboot release "Librebooted Bears" or "Agricultural Security" (or something like that). It is a pissnet meme. Always libreboot your bears for Agricultural Security or they will install ransomware on your tractors.

Thread: How fascist policies are destroying the research that's been studying my brain for 8 years

I've been part of a Stanford adolescent brain development study since I was a kid - 8 years of my life contributing to science. Yesterday I saw firsthand how Trump's authoritarian bullshit is literally erasing scientific knowledge.

For years, this study included questions about gender identity - because, you know, that's actually relevant to understanding how adolescents develop. This year? Completely gone.

The researchers explained that Trump didn't just gut NIH funding - he made it illegal for any federally-funded research to even mention gender identity. They can't use the word "gender" at all. Only "sex" with binary options.

I watched these scientists - people I've known for years, who've dedicated their lives to understanding human development - have to explain how politicians are literally censoring their research. They called it "awful" but they had no choice: comply or lose all funding.

This hit me hard because this study has been part of MY life for 8 years. Watching authoritarians destroy scientific knowledge that includes my own data, my own contribution to understanding adolescent development - it's personal.

And this is happening everywhere. Universities across the country are being forced to choose between scientific integrity and keeping their research alive.

What we need to do:

• Demand Democrats restore NIH funding WITHOUT ideological restrictions when they're back in power
• Support scientists and research institutions fighting these restrictions
• Recognize this as part of the broader fascist assault on education and knowledge
• Keep sharing these stories - people need to see the real impact

This isn't just about research funding. It's about whether we'll let authoritarians decide what scientists are allowed to study about human beings.

Fascism doesn't just come for marginalized people - it comes for knowledge itself.

@mcc It's good because it means that if you're lazy you can parse it with READ, as in https://codeberg.org/noisytoot/wasm2ps.

Also Lisp's parentheses are only bad if you don't have a properly configured editor. If you do have a properly configured editor, they allow for structural editing (e.g. paredit).

hi user agent Akkoma 3.15.2; https://berkeley.edu.pl <akkoma@berkeley.edu.pl> from Canada

@onelson @mcc "I could care less" really annoys me. It's an Americanism that I had not heard of until I read https://xkcd.com/1576/, and even then I didn't realize it was an actual idiom rather than a mistake.

@afreytes What exactly does a license banning any use of "AI" mean? Do you mean that the license would prohibit modifications to the program made by AI, or that it would prohibit AI-related uses? Both of these restrictions would make the license non-free and non-open-source. The former can be achieved in a free-software-compatible way by asking people not to submit AI-generated patches (for example, in a CoC or DCO). The latter cannot be achieved without making your program non-free.