New blog post: Ye Gods https://jmtd.net/log/ye_gods/
Where I miss out on a Bandcamp code from the service GetMusic, but discover an album and artist I really like anyway, and buy all their stuff.
I'll go further: If your code makes use of "AI" code generators, you shouldn't be describing it as "open source". Imagine a source-available game mod of Mario 64 or Ocarina of Time made by forking code stolen from Nintendo servers. That wouldn't actually be "open source".
OSS/Libre/Free Software is a project to build a commons based on consensual collaboration. You can't claim those labels when your project has, via "AI" scraping, contributors who are unknown, uncredited, and unconsenting.
Experimental electronic, a layer above ambient, maybe a bit new age. Does remind me a lot of bits of Coil. Leans to the dark. This album is part of a trilogy.
There’ll be a blogpost about this to come
Number of times Firefox has inhibited me suspending my desktop because a tab somewhere has a video in it I’m not watching: TOO MANY
Send help :(
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TIL, rsync with only one src/dst argument will just print out the source files. I discovered this by unhappy accident (well, it could have been worse: I typed rsync -a --remove-source-files ~). This might be useful in constrained environments e.g. in a container context which has rsync but not many other tools.