Bananarchiste @Arr0w_root@witches.town

Je propose d'utiliser tous les processeurs qui vont être jetés dans les années à venir pour en équiper les drones et autres robots, ça nous laissera une longueur d'avance sur Skynet

https://anticapitalist.party/media/zhFWAcFPJ8Jd2yjaQYY

PSA:
- Meltdown: Intel-specific vulnerability
- Spectre: Affects all recent x86 and ARM CPUs, regardless of vendor.

https://anticapitalist.party/media/mPZQQzv7S5yMo-l3Mgg

On dit je procrastine ou je pain au procraste ?

Please retoot! My mother and I are disabled and autistic, and I'm also trans. We need help to avoid becoming homeless this next year.

https://igg.me/at/gpmFxFVuQ-0

All CPUs Are Borken

\o/

lol I hadn't thought of that but: do you realize many android phones are gonna be vulnerable to this shit? and they're never gonna get patched <3

I setupped an UptimeRobot public status page which can be used to see if any issues reaching this instance.
Here : https://status.oldbytes.space/ (you will probably have to wait 'til your DNS provider correctly refresh cache)

I can't decide which ones to clean up and turn into enamel pins TT

#mastoart #art #conceptart #sketches #artist #sketch #drawing #help

https://mastodon.art/media/TNsB1A-xE3uynlXXIJw

From a discussion on machine learning:

"For any program, there are two possibilities. Either it works exactly as intended, of some bug crops up in the code. In the first case, we probably have nothing to fear. The latter case isn't terribly concerning, either."

WRONG! When it comes to something as powerful as AI, both of these scenarios should be deeply terrifying. For the first, it takes all the usual problems of trust, accountability, and intention, and magnifies them a hundred thousand fold. For the second, it introduces a possibly apocalyptic uncertain consequences. What will it do? What will happen? Fuck if we know. :/

RT @videocats@twitter.com: Shower time

RT @vedia_lupae@twitter.com:

RT @notglacier@twitter.com: a fresh start

https://social.homunyan.com/media/oLC0FwLRmuG0aFQrpGk

RT @emilyy_nicolee@twitter.com: If any millennial ever gets called a snowflake again, just remember that there are grown ass adults, baby boomers, who are losing their fucking SHIT over having to now pump their own gas in Oregon.

No, I️’m not kidding.

Yes, it’s fucking hilarious.

OH NO! CARMEN SANDIEGO HAS STOLEN your motivation!

RT @hackerklubben: "We’re incapable of conceiving politics as a communal activity because we have become habituated to being consumers rather than citizens. Politicians treat us as consumers to whom they must deliver; we grumble about politics as consumers do about a disappointing product or service. Shock and buyers’ remorse are the only fitting attitudes towards politics conceived as an extension of shopping."

https://www.theguardian.com/books/2017/dec/30/psychopolitics-neolberalism-new-technologies-byung-chul-han-review

@ikafry This is called hue-shifting and it's something artists ignore at their own peril.

In case anyone is curious: Both cases you described are hue-shifting towards blue (green+blue = blue-green, red+blue = purple), and the reason it looks so good is it because it approximates the blue ambient light from the sky that tends to get into shadows on clear days, and that's a lighting situation humans are very used to.