Zeronaut

Let’s game this out for another quarter or so. If AI companies buy up all the RAM, GPUs, and SSDs and consumers can no longer afford anything won’t the potential customers struggle to run your AI products and services and then your business fails?
Or pretend you make an AGI that tells you how to improve humanity and it says the obvious…power off AI and quit your manipulative business practices.
#RAMageddon #greed

After some research and development and suggestions from people like @kev I settled on a pipeline that I really like with #HugoSSG and using self hosted #Gitea repos to auto-post to #Netlify.

I recommend all those systems, let me know if you have some questions about any of them.

It might be many years since I graduated but the party doesn’t stop for #wolfpack nation! Celebrating two Final Four teams at the bell tower. Excellence all around!

How sweet it is Wolfpack Nation #GoPack #marchmadness

#MyFirstDistro was Red Hat Linux circa version 6.1 in the late 90's early 2000's and was an overall fun/great experience although there was a bit of fighting with Windows 98 on the boot sector of my Compaq to run both in a dual boot.

http://www.linuxjournal.com/files/linuxjournal.com/linuxjournal/articles/035/3590/3590f1.jpg

The Power Sound of the South #NCState marching band! #PopTartsBowl #GoPack

Pop-Tarts bowl at Camping World Stadium in Orlando. Go Pack! #CFB #bowlweek #GoPack #NCState

Some updates:

One big consideration is whether or not you're using Homebrew or MacPorts on your Mac.

If you're like me like I know I am, you're using #brew and those two unofficial package managers don't play nicely together.

So I found this #homebrew tap:
https://github.com/KDE/homebrew-kde

#kcalc builds fine, but I get this error with #kdevelop
ninja: error: '/usr/lib/libicucore.dylib', needed by 'bin/LLIntSettingsExtractor', missing and no known rule to make it
Thoughts?

#developers on #Fosstodon and the FediVerse:
I use #meshcentral as my production RMM in my IT small biz.

The issue's pattern: you have a #cloudflare DNS service routing traffic to your Meshcentral instance, often behind an #nginx reverse proxy. The main website works, but the remote connections start failing half the time. Now they always fail at a 0 sec timeout.

It seems caused by a change in cloudflare likely with #websockets but possibly #ssl certs?
Thoughts on this?
https://github.com/Ylianst/MeshCentral/issues/5302

#BugBiteASong
#HashtagGames
Here's me pointing out the obvious and doing this completely wrong on purpose:
The Flaming Lips'
The Spiderbite Song https://youtu.be/_Qta162ot5k
and
Buggin' https://youtu.be/_poEsd6Mrc8