Idk, looks more like Pong Krell to me

See my top-level comment, but WinBoat does seem to set the process name for its Windows VM to “windows”.

Now if WinBoat is not used here, I agree this might be malware.

Do you use WinBoat? Because this is exactly how my WinBoat Windows VM presents using top. htop shows the qemu-system command, and btop shows both.

AI is an overloaded marketing term. Definitely ask which kind of AI, how it is used, how and which of your data is going to be used.

How shitposts travel across the world in an imperceivable amount of time. On a technical level, I know how computer networks work, but it still feels like an incredible achievement.

horse power

die seite bräuchte noch einen HTTP-HTTPS redirect, dann wärs perfekt

Penny-pinching companies love to give the absolute bare minimum equipment to their employees

Because you want to, or because you need to?

The smartest chip in my 2001 VW Golf is the automatic climate control.

You need to be more creative. Say something like “I asked Gemini to fuck my wife for me because I don’t have time to do it myself”

I think there were some small < > arrows on the sides of the stream

I believe Element can do multi-screensharing with MatrixRTC, but you can only view one stream at a time. You can easily switch between active streams though.

Why not use Matrix, it’s FOSS and they have federation now.

Just a wild guess, but maybe it got rate limited by GitHub?

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What they mean by this headline:

• If you don’t access “unsafe” material (currently meaning NSFW channels, blurred images, DMs from non-friends) nothing is changing in how you use Discord. Though there are some rumours about a “smart filter” that further restricts content in channels.
• If you want to access any of the above, Discord first tries to “guesstimate” your age based on “data they already collect”
• If that doesn’t work/has too low of a confidence, they ask you to verify your age via selfie or ID. Thsy claim Discord doesn’t get access to your ID, only the age on it, but it is most likely still uploaded to the service that does the checking.

TLDR: the headline is crap, and the same verification already present in UK and Australia is being rolled out to everyone.

So much for protecting children from dangerous content online…

might depend on the client, but i know element supports it