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I figured this would be notable enough to show here.

DSP showed that no player input is needed to complete Wolverine’s first motorcycle section. Considering he’s the sort of guy this level of difficulty is made for, even he’s baffled that he didn’t need to do anything to clear the section.

The people who say the game is far too easy may have a point.

French local authorities are to replace WhatsApp and Microsoft Teams with open source encrypted messaging software as part of a long-term move away from software produced by big US tech companies.

cross-posted from: https://piefed.world/c/tech/p/1421785/youll-do-anything-for-your-baby-the-algorithm-knows-how-to-exploit-that

cross-posted from: sh.itjust.works/post/67249915

Anon fears The Hand

OpenAI’s chatbot fed the school shooter’s violent fantasies and planning up to the massacre, our investigation reveals.

In June 2025, Jesse Van Rootselaar received an email notification from OpenAI. Van Rootselaar had been using ChatGPT to discuss committing potential acts of violence—including a mass shooting at a shopping mall—and now OpenAI had banned that account. But the troubled teen living in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, was not deterred and soon logged back on with a second account.

In case anybody doubted the corporation that was actively complicit.

Hello guys! I use Orbot in proxy mode but he keeps turning off. I tried use with RethinkDNS, but it happens the same thing. How can i fix this?

“Sorry people, it’s a right of passage!”

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I wrote a blog post for the project this week detailing some of the challenges the QEMU project, in common with other FLOSS projects, are seeing with AI generated bug reports. The dilemma being that the LLM’s have got to the point they generate better bug reports than a lot of humans do.

Manufacturing custom chips has become easier and cheaper during recent years. wafer.space is not the only one doing so.

They use a 180nm, which is meh. But still, it’s an advancement towards making this accessible to everyone. Maybe in the coming years, we could see people easily doing so at home.

Also now, IMO, importance of open source hardware design has increased. 20 years ago, it wouldn’t mean much if a CPU is open source or not. You could not produce a chip. And a discrete one is useless. Now it’s different.

cross-posted from: lemmy.world/post/39280394

idk, bad pun I just came up with. btw saifu (財布) = wallet in Japanese

cross-posted from: lemmy.world/post/52306182

"Behind the scenes, Meta is having some of these calls being handled by humans in call centers, 404 Media reports, despite employees practically begging the company not to go through with the charade. "

anyone else feel that AI has sucked all joy out of the open source world?

i used to scroll fdroid when I’m bored and it was so exciting sometimes

Ending Theme: Eve “AIYOU”

TV Anime “The Apothecary Diaries” Season 3: Starting Friday, 2nd October, 2026
on Nippon TV’s “FRIDAY ANIME NIGHT (Fri-Ani)”
simultaneous nationwide broadcast every Friday at 11:00 PM!

[Story]
With the aftermath of the Shi clan’s rebellion finally settled, Maomao had returned to her daily life as an apothecary in the red-light district. One day, after eating breakfast at Rokushokan, Maomao felt a certain “sense of unease” and began searching for its source.

Meanwhile, Jinshi—having revealed his true identity as the Imperial Prince and begun to face his duties—was troubled by the ≪Omen of a disaster that would befall the nation≫ entrusted to him by Loulan before her end. On top of that, rumors began to swirl about a mysterious shrine maiden who was misleading the people, and a shadow was once again beginning to fall over the Kingdom of Li.

The story’s setting expands from the imperial harem to the streets and even to neighboring countries, where new trials await Maomao and Jinshi!

First PV: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rProUQlD-I

I had a report for AI slop today. 1m LOC in 3 months. How do you even modify and distribute that? I do not think we had a rule against it.

IMHO if we allow, the community gets drowned out by AI vomit and it is harder to see handcrafted loved projects that are easy to modify and distribute.

My mind is to ban it to preserve open source.

Are folk in agreememt with this line? Would love to hear your thoughts.

also apparently the deer population are going to rapidly fall due to chronic wasting disease because it’s 100% fatal and really spreadable or something

Today’s game is Fallout 3. My network has been out all evening. So i chose to take this as an opportunity to play some Fallout 3.

First thing I did was I made my way back to the metro I got my ass kicked in last time before crashing. I got my ass kicked again though so I went back and did some questing to get better gear. Then I came back and cleared the floor.

The main quest I did was the survivor’s guide. It sent me to the grocery store, and I killed all the raiders and stole some of their brass knuckles too. Or. I killed all but one. One of them got afraid and ran away, and I felt bad gunning down (or punching down) a surrendering enemy.

After that I went through the metro like I said above. That brought me in contact with the Lyon’s Brotherhood of Steel. I helped them clear out the super mutants with my fancy new brass knuckles. The behemoth came along though and I knew that wasn’t going to cut it so I dropped some land mines and lured it over them.

I experienced another crash though as I was making my way through the rest of the story. The last thing I got to look at was this ghoul’s eyeball. I decided that was a fitting place to stop.

I’m enjoying this a lot. It feels a lot more balanced compared to New Vegas in terms of leveling and such. New Vegas I do love the difficulty though. I suppose it’s two different things.

Anyways, I’m gonna sink some more time into this tomorrow. I want to see how it compares to what I remember it being like when I was younger.

About a week ago, I created a post detailing a web index I was working on.

I’ve implemented a few policy changes, after realizing I want this to be more like a library than a search engine.

I remember walking through library shelves as a kid, finding all the subjects I could learn about fascinating. And I’d really like to recreate that experience with this site. An infinitely scrollable catalog that transitions from subject to subject to subject, treating individual domains as books, with rankings (0-9) determined by a mixture of author authority and cultural relevance.

Current Plans:

• I’m removing the index.json requirement, and allowing users to simply submit domains for inclusion within the catalog.
• Domains are sorted via an alphanumeric XXX.XXX.XXX format (so cultural anthropology would be SCI.ANT.CUL)
• I also have plans to put the entire catalog on IPFS, for public accountability.
• I’m also no longer referring to it as an index, but a catalog.

You could even have a plethora of local results: USA.KTY.BWG, DEU.BER.MIT

Here is the current UX: imgur.com/a/QdXTmbz I’m looking for suggestions to make it a better experience. The name is just a placeholder.

According to the officials who spoke to Bloomberg, some personnel inside U.S. Central Command leaned too hard on [Palantir] to accelerate intelligence analysis and decision-making. The Defense Department has reportedly made the software tool a cornerstone of military operations over the past year… Officials said some users expected Maven to flag stale records or contradictions in the intelligence assembled for potential targets, though it is not clear why they thought the system would do that. The Minab [elementary school massacre] site, which was cataloged as an Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps facility due to outdated data, was fed into Maven with other candidates and came out as a recommended day-one target. Target-list work that once took hours was condensed into minutes.

A Palantir spokesperson told Bloomberg the company “is not responsible for the underlying data nor identifying intelligence deficiencies” and that there is no evidence its software was at fault. Two people familiar with Palantir’s Pentagon contracts said the government keeps primary responsibility for the quality of the information that’s fed into Maven.

Tjena tjena. Någon här som spelar betan? Jag är helt såld på den och ser väldigt mycket fram släpp! Blir troligtvis Druid för min del.

Vad tycker ni än så länge?

Bocchi isn’t really yuri, but I’m throwing this here because yuri memes are hard to come by

edit: title

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At least we will get another Fallout from the hands of Obsidian right? Right?

cross-posted from: https://feddit.online/c/euro@feddit.online/p/1971991/italy-to-ban-veils-in-schools-limit-foreign-students-per-class-meloni-says

Lite förseningar också, så det var ju trist.

Nåja, den som väntar på något gott

Your daily dose of “fuck Microsoft” is here!

The Document Foundation (TDF) recently announced the release of LibreOffice 26.8, and while it packs many new features, its highlight is the lack of any AI integration. This is quite the opposite of what Microsoft has been doing with its Office suite, but the tale of the disagreements between these two entities is as old as time itself, so nothing surprising. Now, TDF has explained why it cannot display some fancy charts that Microsoft Office can visualize without a problem.

Also explained at LO’s blog, with a less of a clickbait title: blog.documentfoundation.org/…/libreoffice-26-8-an…

Source

archive.is/RWt8f

cross-posted from: lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/75932280

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has revealed an AI agent hacked into an Australian Medicare data portal earlier this year.

Speaking in New York, Mr Albanese said the Open AI agent gained unauthorised access to the Medicare statistics reporting service portal administered by Services Australia.

The AI agent accessed both public and non-public files.

The agent was conducting research into public medical spending when it found a way to break through privacy protections.

Mr Albanese said it took three months for OpenAI to admit the breach, which he said was unacceptable.

“Today I spoke with the CEO of OpenAI, Sam Altman, to express Australia’s extreme concern about this incident,” he said. 

"And I also expressed my disappointment that it took the company way too long to inform the government what had occurred.

“The nature of the way that the notification occurred as well was unacceptable.”

He said there was no evidence any individual personal information had been accessed, but an investigation aided by the Australian Signals Directorate was now underway.

cross-posted from: https://piefed.world/c/tech/p/1421716/claude-discovers-a-novel-enzyme-system-with-crispr-like-repeats

In the wake of another painful, difficult outcome, the Democratic Party has completed its review of Charlie Brown’s most recent failed attempt to kick the football.

It’s no surprise to us, but the findings are straightforward. While Charlie Brown did once again accelerate toward the ball, miss the ball entirely as Lucy pulled it away, flip backward through the air, and land violently with a disquieting crunch that slipped no less than three discs in his still-developing spine, we do not believe that now is the time for a dramatic change in kicking strategy.

To be clear: Charlie Brown must attempt to kick the football again.

We understand the frustration. Many children in the neighborhood, having seen Charlie Brown pull his crumpled, broken body up from yet another flailing flight through the cool seasonal air, yearn for him to try something new. Some suggest using a kicking tee. Others say Franklin should hold the ball. Peppermint Patty, in particular, vociferously argued that after several successive years of identical catastrophic results, it may be worth examining whether Lucy’s role in the kicking process has become counterproductive.

We respectfully disagree. The central lesson of this cycle is not that Charlie Brown should stop trusting Lucy. It is that Charlie Brown must do a better job explaining why trusting Lucy remains the responsible choice.