I find it fascinating that AI, with all the major tech corporations backing it, still can’t handle hands.

Aysenur Ezgi Eygi was taking part in a protest against Jewish settlement expansion in the town of Beita, in the occupied West Bank
Jewish-Israeli activist Jonathan Pollak, who was at the protest, told BBC World Service’s Newshour programme he had seen “soldiers on the rooftop aiming”.
He said he had heard two separate shots, “with like a second or two distance between them”.
"I looked up, there was a clear line of sight between the soldiers and where we were.

In a statement, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said: "During Israeli security forces activity adjacent to the area of Beita, the forces responded with fire toward a main instigator of violent activity who hurled rocks at the forces and posed a threat to them.

Damn, she must have been quite strong, to be able to hurl rocks at snipers on a rooftop.

I know the distinction between /bin and /sbin, I just don’t know what purpose it serves.

Historically, /bin contained binaries that were needed before /usr was mounted during the boot process (/usr was usually on a networked drive).
Nowadays that’s obsolete, and most distros go ahead and merge the directories.

Yeah, but why?
You can mount a hard drive anywhere, and why not put all the cdrom and thumbdrive folders in /mnt, too?

I thought it was United System Resources.
And I still don’t know what’s the point in separating /bin, /sbin, /usr/bin and /usr/sbin.
Also /mnt and /media
Or why it’s /root and not /home/root

A keyboard with swipe typing, multilingual autocorrect and speech to text support that actually works.

Other than that, my only proprietary apps are from commercial services I use and pay for (banking, Spotify, Carsharing and public transport). I’d love for them to become open source, but it’s probably not ever gonna happen, cause they rely on verifying my identity.

Life is pretty wild.
You can literally do anything

Like, you can straight up choose the wrong career, or become a hardcore alcoholic by the time you’re 30, and no one can really stop you.
It’s pretty scary, but also pretty liberating to think about.

Dark mode users just don’t know how to adjust their screen brightness properly.

That’s old and unmaintained.
You should switch to RebeccaBlackOS

I use Slackware btw

and for anything computer-related, buy enterprise grade, not consumer stuff.

It wasn’t like that. The owner went on a long vacation during which the server’s disk ran full, the database was corrupted as a result, and the backup was overwritten with a corrupted state, before the owner returned.

feddit.org was created as a community effort to keep that from happening again.

You can just hide all German language posts in your settings.

What’s with the constant D*lingo ads on here recently?

My horn fluid spills out whenever my bottom gets pumped.

I run Slackware. Debian is much too unstable for my taste.

The “Arch breaks on updates” meme is about 20 years out of date.

Maybe the internet should be treated more like public infrastructure. If everyone communicates primarily online, the lack of freedom of speech on online platforms is a problem. And the sudden disappearance of a service people depend on, too (not that I think this website is a good example).

and in China

What makes you think Hamas and Al Jazeera are neutral?