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werdahias (tired) | @werdahias@pleroma.debian.social

Debian Developer. EE student.
Likes hiking, reading and free software.
#RightToRepair
"Freiheit ist immer Freiheit des anders Denkenden." - Rosa Luxemburg

The catgirls, they yearn for huge titties

(hi, i'm catgirls- or, at least one of them)

Lyricsposting
I read the graffiti in the bathroom stall
Like the holy scriptures of the shopping mall
And so it seemed to confess
It didn't say much, but it only confirmed
That the center of the Earth is the end of the world
And I could really care less

@lethalbit so much this. Starting from SMD package sizes, to German (!) pipe diameter and screen diagonale: Why the fuck is this not metric? Especially the second: those used to match ( a 1" pipe had a overall diameter of 1"), but due to sheetmetal improvements 3/4" now equals 26 mm.

Also, look, I know there is still *so much* imperial measure hardware out there, but can we all please *please* just standardize everything to proper metric already,

(yes yes, I know the inch is defined in terms of the mm, so it is /technically/ metric by association, but I still hate it)

Autofahren verstopft ihre Verkehrsadern

Wollen Sie aufhören?
Fahren Sie mit dem Fahrrad, den Öffis oder gehen Sie zu Fuß.

Sticker im Design eines Tabakabschreckbildes.
Darauf Stau.

With Windows 9x Subsystem for Linux you can run all your favourite Windows and Linux apps side-by-side with a modern Linux kernel running cooperatively with the Windows kernel in ring 0. And unlike modern WSL, no hardware virtualisation is used so even your 486 can run it!

Please enjoy, I think this might be one of my greatest hacks of all time

https://codeberg.org/hails/wsl9x

a screenshot of WSL9x running on Windows 95. Three MS-DOS prompts are open running WSL9x ptys. The focused one is running fastfetch, showing basic machine information and a nice ansi coloured penguin. Other windows show the output of ps, ls /dev, mount, uname -a, and tty.

@hailey wayland support when?

@navi nice, been considering to buy one. How is the soldering experience so far?

Der Weltklimarat hat mich angerufen, es sei fünf vor zwölf. Jetzt fahr ich schnell noch tanken.

@mirabilos yeah it's just insane.
"Sorry, our data leaked. Please go fuck yourself"

Interrail/Eurail recommends users to change their name, date of birth, gender and passport number

🤬

How the modem dial-up sound was actually created neobot_3c

Train ride result:

- Uploaded 3 packages, fixing 1 bug
- Prepared 1 update for another
- Acquired 1 coffee

#Debian

We Europeans now have the chance to do the funniest thing and let Canada join the EU

Oops, wir haben vergessen das Frankfurt am Main existiert ​neocat_googly_woozy

RE: https://trains-official.eu/notes/al95lx7yill40008

Please completely disengage with anything related to the Harry Potter franchise. The creator is fully utilizing the accumulated wealth from it to create systemic oppression of trans women’s lives everywhere. Choose justice for living people.

genai; call to action; boosts encouraged; positive
We gotta fight back.

Contacting other open source projects and asking them to (hopefully) adopt a no-AI policy is a good first step, but we need to go further.

We need to make it harder for users to use AI with our content, and we need to make it harder for these companies to steal our shit.

I'm working on a tool, called cyanide, in order to poison LLMs at inference-level so they're absolutely useless when told to summarise content from a given website.

I encourage you to do the same. figure out ways to poison and otherwise break LLMs when they deal with your content. At inference level, at training level, it doesn't matter.

The more people do this, the more diverse tooling we build to stop these AI bro fucks from stealing our shit, the harder it is for the AI companies to clean up our shit, and the more obvious the failures and shortcomings of LLMs as search engines become for the average user.

Here are a couple resources I found helpful when researching LLM security topics:
-
promptfoo.dev, a database of LLM vulnerabilities with links to research papers, which models are affected, etc.
- [google scholar, since these things are an active field of research](scholar.google.com)
- [openrouter.ai, cheap easy testing, especially when tested against multiple models since it's one simple API](openrouter.ai)

feel free to ping me for resources to add, and other tooling to break LLMs with the data they scrape, parse or train on itself (so while iocaine is cool and helpful, it doesn't really poison inputdata itself, it feeds different data depending on who accesses the page)

"why are you so anti-ai"

because our future generations will not forgive us for our apathy. thats why. thats why i'm doing any of this. that's why i joined tsn and started making hardware.

it's worth at least trying.

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