maxihuenu, maxihuenu@lemmy.ml
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yeah i use floss software for that too! but maybe somethere is a malicious code hidden by a very good programmer (or a group of these) in critical software…
I don’t begrudge peoples difficulties with English
it has nice things and bad things (is horrible constructed and very incontinuos in its pronunciation), like almost every natural language.
we dont need following individual users. It is a discuss community, not mastodon or pixelfed
Sadly, in the horrible english language
well, seems like Gram just take it down. F
linux is developing in company bullshit slowly, like they are considering the use of a.i into the code and INTO THE SYSTEM. And since systems tends to grow, linux is becoming more and more biger, with more and more bloat with requires more and more system resources. So a simple and lightweight community driven OS will be good. I dont like the bsd license lol, but seriously talking, it is more buggy than linux, and i have some problems in linux now, i barely can imagine what problems will i got on bsd PD: Sorry my bad english
yeah, why not?
not enough. we need ZERO a.i trash. Why need to waste developing energy in develop a.i shit? no need. i repeat: we need ZERO A.I trash in a text editor
i dont understand the question
hahah yes, fediverse magick i think
it doesn’t accept more people?
So the Lemmy.ml ruleset cover all the communitys it has?
RetroFed
what you see
yeah i use floss software for that too! but maybe somethere is a malicious code hidden by a very good programmer (or a group of these) in critical software…
it has nice things and bad things (is horrible constructed and very incontinuos in its pronunciation), like almost every natural language.
How no-techy/"common" people know if a Open Source code is secure?
Hello everyone, and sorry for my bad english. So lets start with a usual topic about Open Source, and that is “everybody can see the code of a OpenSource programm to see if it is malware”. And my question is: how people that cannot read a single line of a programming language manage to do that? I mean, they can just trust in everybody that say which software is secure or not. If the software is a virus or malware, or poses security risks, people won’t know that unless they’re programmers, and so the same thing happens to these kinds of people as used to happen with proprietary software: they have to rely on those who “know” to find out if something. I find this quite problematic because, as I said, anyone who doesn’t understand the code wouldn’t be able to verify whether such a program is secure or not, and would have to place their trust in third parties. That aside, it’s also worth noting that most software has hundreds, if not thousands, of lines of code, which would make it take longer to parse all that code—and even more tedious than reading a typical “EULA." Can you think of any way to fix this?
we dont need following individual users. It is a discuss community, not mastodon or pixelfed
Sadly, in the horrible english language
well, seems like Gram just take it down. F
linux is developing in company bullshit slowly, like they are considering the use of a.i into the code and INTO THE SYSTEM. And since systems tends to grow, linux is becoming more and more biger, with more and more bloat with requires more and more system resources. So a simple and lightweight community driven OS will be good. I dont like the bsd license lol, but seriously talking, it is more buggy than linux, and i have some problems in linux now, i barely can imagine what problems will i got on bsd PD: Sorry my bad english
great!
yeah, why not?
Is this project alive?
What the title say. I don’t see any post here and we need so bad a Linux alternative
not enough. we need ZERO a.i trash. Why need to waste developing energy in develop a.i shit? no need. i repeat: we need ZERO A.I trash in a text editor
i dont understand the question
hahah yes, fediverse magick i think
it doesn’t accept more people?
thank you!
So the Lemmy.ml ruleset cover all the communitys it has?
What is the rule 4?
Hello, i was exploring this community (im very new in all the Lemmy stuff) and i see that there is a modlog section (great! i dont knew about this transparency feature before, very healthy), so i click in and see that there are a few recents bans with reason “rule 4” (i suppose that the banned people break this rule), but there is no rule 4 in this community summary! so wich rule is it? thanks for read and sorry my bad english.