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I wonder how much of Python popularity is because it is installed by default in all major Linux distros. This effect is identical to "windows popularity is partly because it is installed by default on most laptops and computers and people don't bother to change them".
This effect have been also observed in Steam Deck where it is shipped with Arch+Plasma, but users can install Windows if they want to. But a big majority don't. I remember @joeress mentioned this in an episode of #LateNightLinux
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I wonder how much of Python popularity is because it is installed by default in all major Linux distros. This effect is identical to "windows popularity is partly because it is installed by default on most laptops and computers and people don't bother to change them".
This effect have been also observed in Steam Deck where it is shipped with Arch+Plasma, but users can install Windows if they want to. But a big majority don't. I remember @joeress mentioned this in an episode of #LateNightLinux
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I wonder how much of Python popularity is because it is installed by default in all major Linux distros. This effect is identical to "windows popularity is partly because it is installed by default on most laptops and computers and people don't bother to change them".
This effect have been also observed in Steam Deck where it is shipped with Arch+Plasma, but users can install Windows if they want to. But a big majority don't. I remember @joeress mentioned this in an episode of #LateNightLinux
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I wonder how much of Python popularity is because it is installed by default in all major Linux distros. This effect is identical to "windows popularity is partly because it is installed by default on most laptops and computers and people don't bother to change them".
This effect have been also observed in Steam Deck where it is shipped with Arch+Plasma, but users can install Windows if they want to. But a big majority don't. I remember @joeress mentioned this in an episode of #LateNightLinux
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I wonder how much of Python popularity is because it is installed by default in all major Linux distros. This effect is identical to "windows popularity is partly because it is installed by default on most laptops and computers and people don't bother to change them".
This effect have been also observed in Steam Deck where it is shipped with Arch+Plasma, but users can install Windows if they want to. But a big majority don't. I remember @joeress mentioned this in an episode of #LateNightLinux
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On Late Night Linux Episode 386, @joeress, @felimwhiteley, and @andybalaam discuss #CopyFail, #DirtyFrag, #Fragnesia and the proposed emergency killswitch in the kernel:
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On Late Night Linux Episode 386, @joeress, @felimwhiteley, and @andybalaam discuss #CopyFail, #DirtyFrag, #Fragnesia and the proposed emergency killswitch in the kernel:
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On Late Night Linux Episode 386, @joeress, @felimwhiteley, and @andybalaam discuss #CopyFail, #DirtyFrag, #Fragnesia and the proposed emergency killswitch in the kernel:
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On Late Night Linux Episode 386, @joeress, @felimwhiteley, and @andybalaam discuss #CopyFail, #DirtyFrag, #Fragnesia and the proposed emergency killswitch in the kernel:
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@felimwhiteley I appreciated the vehemence of your position on AI coding tools as expressed on today's #LateNightLinux: https://latenightlinux.com/late-night-linux-episode-383/
Are you aware if @degville and Will (is he on the Fediverse?) have read any of Ed Zitron's exhaustive analysis¹ of the completely insane ways in which the leading LLM coding assistant companies are setting money on fire? For each dollar subscribers spend, the LLM companies are subsidising by up to $15. The business model is unsustainable. We're looking at a scam on a scale similar to FTX.
(Lastly, these arguments aren't pointless, as the shownotes lament. The future is not fixed. We must resist the deskilling of our craft and the inevitability narrative pushed by the deeply unpleasant people behind this technology.)
1: https://www.wheresyoured.at/, https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsdzuPs5NKvdsBkQnP7Af8w
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@felimwhiteley I appreciated the vehemence of your position on AI coding tools as expressed on today's #LateNightLinux: https://latenightlinux.com/late-night-linux-episode-383/
Are you aware if @degville and Will (is he on the Fediverse?) have read any of Ed Zitron's exhaustive analysis¹ of the completely insane ways in which the leading LLM coding assistant companies are setting money on fire? For each dollar subscribers spend, the LLM companies are subsidising by up to $15. The business model is unsustainable. We're looking at a scam on a scale similar to FTX.
(Lastly, these arguments aren't pointless, as the shownotes lament. The future is not fixed. We must resist the deskilling of our craft and the inevitability narrative pushed by the deeply unpleasant people behind this technology.)
1: https://www.wheresyoured.at/, https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsdzuPs5NKvdsBkQnP7Af8w
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@felimwhiteley I appreciated the vehemence of your position on AI coding tools as expressed on today's #LateNightLinux: https://latenightlinux.com/late-night-linux-episode-383/
Are you aware if @degville and Will (is he on the Fediverse?) have read any of Ed Zitron's exhaustive analysis¹ of the completely insane ways in which the leading LLM coding assistant companies are setting money on fire? For each dollar subscribers spend, the LLM companies are subsidising by up to $15. The business model is unsustainable. We're looking at a scam on a scale similar to FTX.
(Lastly, these arguments aren't pointless, as the shownotes lament. The future is not fixed. We must resist the deskilling of our craft and the inevitability narrative pushed by the deeply unpleasant people behind this technology.)
1: https://www.wheresyoured.at/, https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsdzuPs5NKvdsBkQnP7Af8w
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@felimwhiteley I appreciated the vehemence of your position on AI coding tools as expressed on today's #LateNightLinux: https://latenightlinux.com/late-night-linux-episode-383/
Are you aware if @degville and Will (is he on the Fediverse?) have read any of Ed Zitron's exhaustive analysis¹ of the completely insane ways in which the leading LLM coding assistant companies are setting money on fire? For each dollar subscribers spend, the LLM companies are subsidising by up to $15. The business model is unsustainable. We're looking at a scam on a scale similar to FTX.
(Lastly, these arguments aren't pointless, as the shownotes lament. The future is not fixed. We must resist the deskilling of our craft and the inevitability narrative pushed by the deeply unpleasant people behind this technology.)
1: https://www.wheresyoured.at/, https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsdzuPs5NKvdsBkQnP7Af8w
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@felimwhiteley I appreciated the vehemence of your position on AI coding tools as expressed on today's #LateNightLinux: https://latenightlinux.com/late-night-linux-episode-383/
Are you aware if @degville and Will (is he on the Fediverse?) have read any of Ed Zitron's exhaustive analysis¹ of the completely insane ways in which the leading LLM coding assistant companies are setting money on fire? For each dollar subscribers spend, the LLM companies are subsidising by up to $15. The business model is unsustainable. We're looking at a scam on a scale similar to FTX.
(Lastly, these arguments aren't pointless, as the shownotes lament. The future is not fixed. We must resist the deskilling of our craft and the inevitability narrative pushed by the deeply unpleasant people behind this technology.)
1: https://www.wheresyoured.at/, https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsdzuPs5NKvdsBkQnP7Af8w
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Late‑Night Fireside: Joe Ressington Unpacks the Future of Decentralized Social - E75 - Livestream 2026-02-13
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Late‑Night Fireside: Joe Ressington Unpacks the Future of Decentralized Social - E75 - Livestream 2026-02-13
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Late‑Night Fireside: Joe Ressington Unpacks the Future of Decentralized Social - E75 - Livestream 2026-02-13
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Late‑Night Fireside: Joe Ressington Unpacks the Future of Decentralized Social - E75 - Livestream 2026-02-13
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Late‑Night Fireside: Joe Ressington Unpacks the Future of Decentralized Social - E75 - Livestream 2026-02-13
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@degville Just heard the opening of the latest episode of #LateNightLinux and got very curious on the Amiga network card. Which one, for what machine etc?
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@degville Just heard the opening of the latest episode of #LateNightLinux and got very curious on the Amiga network card. Which one, for what machine etc?
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@degville Just heard the opening of the latest episode of #LateNightLinux and got very curious on the Amiga network card. Which one, for what machine etc?
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@degville Just heard the opening of the latest episode of #LateNightLinux and got very curious on the Amiga network card. Which one, for what machine etc?
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@degville Just heard the opening of the latest episode of #LateNightLinux and got very curious on the Amiga network card. Which one, for what machine etc?
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Joe Ressington
online, Saturday, February 14 at 02:00 AM UTC
Special Guest: @[email protected]
13/02/2026 21:00 UTC -5
Head of the Late Night Linux Family of podcasts. I mostly get paid to talk to my friends about computers which is nice. It seems I was radicalised by basic decency.
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Joe Ressington
online, Saturday, February 14 at 02:00 AM UTC
Special Guest: @[email protected]
13/02/2026 21:00 UTC -5
Head of the Late Night Linux Family of podcasts. I mostly get paid to talk to my friends about computers which is nice. It seems I was radicalised by basic decency.
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Joe Ressington
online, Saturday, February 14 at 02:00 AM UTC
Special Guest: @[email protected]
13/02/2026 21:00 UTC -5
Head of the Late Night Linux Family of podcasts. I mostly get paid to talk to my friends about computers which is nice. It seems I was radicalised by basic decency.
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The Network Survey tool on my phone has already been useful. Thanks for the tip #latenightlinux!
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The Network Survey tool on my phone has already been useful. Thanks for the tip #latenightlinux!
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The Network Survey tool on my phone has already been useful. Thanks for the tip #latenightlinux!
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The Network Survey tool on my phone has already been useful. Thanks for the tip #latenightlinux!
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The Network Survey tool on my phone has already been useful. Thanks for the tip #latenightlinux!
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What could possibly go wrong?
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What could possibly go wrong?
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What could possibly go wrong?
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Also borrowed some time to shovel snow for an hour. It's actually an activity I enjoy quite a bit (until about mid-March). I'm usually listening to an audiobook but thanks to #LateNightLinux for keeping me company today.
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Also borrowed some time to shovel snow for an hour. It's actually an activity I enjoy quite a bit (until about mid-March). I'm usually listening to an audiobook but thanks to #LateNightLinux for keeping me company today.
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Also borrowed some time to shovel snow for an hour. It's actually an activity I enjoy quite a bit (until about mid-March). I'm usually listening to an audiobook but thanks to #LateNightLinux for keeping me company today.
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Also borrowed some time to shovel snow for an hour. It's actually an activity I enjoy quite a bit (until about mid-March). I'm usually listening to an audiobook but thanks to #LateNightLinux for keeping me company today.
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Also borrowed some time to shovel snow for an hour. It's actually an activity I enjoy quite a bit (until about mid-March). I'm usually listening to an audiobook but thanks to #LateNightLinux for keeping me company today.
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CW: Year-end summary of podcast listening
Average Linux enjoyer:
Also I devours shows from #lateNightLinux and #coolZoneMedia
#AntennaPodEcho #podcast #securityNow #linuxUnplugged #techOverTea #mimirOgMarsdal #twit
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CW: Year-end summary of podcast listening
Average Linux enjoyer:
Also I devours shows from #lateNightLinux and #coolZoneMedia
#AntennaPodEcho #podcast #securityNow #linuxUnplugged #techOverTea #mimirOgMarsdal #twit
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CW: Year-end summary of podcast listening
Average Linux enjoyer:
Also I devours shows from #lateNightLinux and #coolZoneMedia
#AntennaPodEcho #podcast #securityNow #linuxUnplugged #techOverTea #mimirOgMarsdal #twit
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CW: Year-end summary of podcast listening
Average Linux enjoyer:
Also I devours shows from #lateNightLinux and #coolZoneMedia
#AntennaPodEcho #podcast #securityNow #linuxUnplugged #techOverTea #mimirOgMarsdal #twit
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After hearing about https://immich.app/ on the #LateNightLinux podcast several times, I decided last week to set up a server and import the whole "take out" of photos we had on Google Photos.
The task took several days between downloading the whole takeout (around 760 GB) uploading and processing it.
Once downloaded and unzipped, uploading to immich was fine, thanks to the command-line tool.
Two things to keep in mind: (continued)
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After hearing about https://immich.app/ on the #LateNightLinux podcast several times, I decided last week to set up a server and import the whole "take out" of photos we had on Google Photos.
The task took several days between downloading the whole takeout (around 760 GB) uploading and processing it.
Once downloaded and unzipped, uploading to immich was fine, thanks to the command-line tool.
Two things to keep in mind: (continued)
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After hearing about https://immich.app/ on the #LateNightLinux podcast several times, I decided last week to set up a server and import the whole "take out" of photos we had on Google Photos.
The task took several days between downloading the whole takeout (around 760 GB) uploading and processing it.
Once downloaded and unzipped, uploading to immich was fine, thanks to the command-line tool.
Two things to keep in mind: (continued)
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After hearing about https://immich.app/ on the #LateNightLinux podcast several times, I decided last week to set up a server and import the whole "take out" of photos we had on Google Photos.
The task took several days between downloading the whole takeout (around 760 GB) uploading and processing it.
Once downloaded and unzipped, uploading to immich was fine, thanks to the command-line tool.
Two things to keep in mind: (continued)
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After hearing about https://immich.app/ on the #LateNightLinux podcast several times, I decided last week to set up a server and import the whole "take out" of photos we had on Google Photos.
The task took several days between downloading the whole takeout (around 760 GB) uploading and processing it.
Once downloaded and unzipped, uploading to immich was fine, thanks to the command-line tool.
Two things to keep in mind: (continued)
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@plwt Mostly word of mouth of colleagues and friends, via podcasts (specifically the #LateNightLinux family) and then here on Mastodon.
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@plwt Mostly word of mouth of colleagues and friends, via podcasts (specifically the #LateNightLinux family) and then here on Mastodon.
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@plwt Mostly word of mouth of colleagues and friends, via podcasts (specifically the #LateNightLinux family) and then here on Mastodon.
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@plwt Mostly word of mouth of colleagues and friends, via podcasts (specifically the #LateNightLinux family) and then here on Mastodon.
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@plwt Mostly word of mouth of colleagues and friends, via podcasts (specifically the #LateNightLinux family) and then here on Mastodon.
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@jimsalter finally a face with the voice ✌️😏 #LateNightLinux 🫶
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@jimsalter finally a face with the voice ✌️😏 #LateNightLinux 🫶
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@jimsalter finally a face with the voice ✌️😏 #LateNightLinux 🫶
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@jimsalter finally a face with the voice ✌️😏 #LateNightLinux 🫶
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@jimsalter finally a face with the voice ✌️😏 #LateNightLinux 🫶
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Google Extreme Enshitfication 🤬
Hi @JoeRess with regards of the episode 333 of #latenightlinux you should really read this testimony about further #Google #enshitfication through #AI.
Personally this explains why I am not getting any organic search to my personal small business website I launched a couple of months ago.