Australia ?

Don’t care, I see a tortoise I upvote

In a multiverse somewhere probably it is

Absolutely.

Me right now

Notepad++ have been there too

Then you realize very popular software and their official website actually are a one man show. Nobody is perfect and those things tend to work for years without security in mind. At the time it were built, supply chain attack was not invented yet.

Corpos: let’s break opensource tools with mandatory age verification and signed drivers or things like that

My dumb brain only recognizes Jean-Baptiste Zorg

At least, no pineapple 🍍

More like pawduct owner but yes

That may be related to your desktops environment with Wayland instead of good old X11

That’s good. The average user actually need a hand.

Not saying they need algorithms, but the fediverse can’t grow without something that fill the gap.

I use lmstudio too, from the official appimage.

Never managed to get the nvidia working, probably because the nvidia drivers are a pain to install properly (secure boot, drivers, kernel, display … everything must be perfect or it doesn’t work).

But the CPU is just enough for local models if you are a bit patient and have plenty RAM.

It is very unusual for lmstudio failing to detect your CPU and your system memory. I would start looking for excessive restriction affecting lmstudio itself (appimage ? Native ? Something with selinux or system hardening ?)

No actual arguments needed unfortunately. Lazyness, change resistance.

Please keep Legos out of this nonsense 🤦‍♂️

Get back The Bat email client 😅

« I don’t do updates » 🤦‍♂️

Meanwhile in an alternate universe, two people argue about edit vs edlin… 😆

Si, quelque chose comme 200.000€ dans 3/4 ans pour leur laisser le temps de budgéter ça sur la réduction de masse salariale et les renouvellements d’abonnement à leur offre cloud certifié données de santé.

Ils vont prendre une amende de la CNIL. Encore. Et c’est pas grave car ils vont la répercuter sur le prix de leurs solutions, qui sera au final répercuté sur les mêmes personnes dont les données ont fuité.

Autre chose ? Prison pour les dirigeants peut-être ? Nooon je plaisante. À la prochaine fois 🤷‍♂️

C’est simple, 99,9% des entreprises n’ont absolument rien à cirer de la sécurité, ni de tout le reste qui ne rapporte rien.