

Well, sniffer. He sniffs for free RAM now. 🤭


Well, sniffer. He sniffs for free RAM now. 🤭


These big tech datacentres suddenly popping in Finland (Google) and now this one in Amsterdam seem to be contradicting with the EU Digital Sovereignity course that was outlined recently. Also, the impact to the environment is not a factor to dismiss. Interesting.
P.S. If the technology takes so many resources from us and the environment, do we really need it at that cost?


Bubble buhhrsssttt


You mean Mario? 🤷♂️🤭


Let’s get back 10-15 years ago, please.


How do we know for sure? The site is infested with bots that may create traffic to compensate the activity by the actual human users, who fleed their service. Afaik even spaz confirmed that most of the traffic on Reddit is generated by bots.
More recently, I’ve seen tons of comments about Proton that seemed like numerous copies of the same idea shared with less than one minute intervals. It detinitely felt suspicious when reading similar ideas time and time again.


Another day, another tech disappointment.
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We’re gonna end up living in Altmanverse. 🤭


Will this impact Redlib instances?


Muahahah 🤭


Lol AI eating and leaving no crumbs. Slurping on anything it can vaccuum in.


Obsession with numbers? 🤷♂️


I think that Libre Office and /e/OS are still avoiding use of AI. Maybe mailbox.org as well. However, when the user base is growing, they all probably get more pressure to be catching up with the competitors.


Nice way to spell kittygram or any other tracker -free instance. 🤭
Honestly, funk them with all the 90 minutes of nothingness.


Dipped in chocolate?
They might be after sucking dry all the water and air to run data centers for the mighty AI.




I think, all of them do. People trust(-ed) these AI agents even more when they have become a new thing. The challenge now also is getting rid of the addiction.
Sir Leather Jacket