The standard of originality is low, but it does exist. … [T]he Constitution mandates some minimal degree of creativity … and an author who claims infringement must prove “the existence of . . . intellectual production, of thought, and conception.” Burrow-Giles.
Everybody go change your grub.cfg to change every entry title to read “I’m over 18 and I want to run Ubuntu” or “I’m over 18 and I want to run Arch”.
Then add an “I’m under 18” entry that does the “halt” Grub command.
This comment is more about FOSS than about 3D printing, but if you’re interested in GPL violations, you should know about the court case SFC v. Vizio. If it goes the way the SFC is pushing (and the courts have made a surprising amount of noises suggesting they’re broadly sympathetic to SFC’s arguments), ordinary end users will have a lot more leverage to push companies to honor the terms of the GPL and provide source code as required by the GPL. Every manufacturer of smart TVs, smartphones, game consoles – hell even robot vacuum cleaners, cars, and sex toys – if they include GPL’d code in those TVs, they’re required to provide source code to users on demand. As it is now, companies can (and do) flagrantly violate the “source code provision” requirement in the GPL. But this case could change that.
And eating them in bed after sex.
Is there consensus on who would be best to migrate your “things” to? Maybe what do folks think of Printables?
I do more publishing than downloading. And I’m interested in one that’s in the spirit of FOSS. Friendly to permissive licenses. (Unfriendly to more proprietary licenses is a big plus IMO. I’m a fan of attribution and copyleft requirements. Noncommercial limitations, I’m relatively indifferent to.) Not enshittified and not likely to enshittify any time soon.
they refuse to use Jira because it’s “too complicated”
Honestly, based.
have me log ticket statuses in a spreadsheet instead
I take it back. Good god.
“Huh, moss that grows near ice. What would you call that.”
“Moss-ice?”
“Too long. I want something shorter.”
"Mice.
'Scuse me while I go pirate 1,000,000 copies of “The Return” by Seb McKinnon.
Nice code golf challenge.
Jesus. I guess we’re going to have to start figuring out how to reverse engineer our keyboards so we can install QMK on random built-in laptop keyboards and cheap Logitech membrane keyboards to repair the damage Microsoft has done to them.
Tacos, anyone?
I might add health concerns to that list along with cost and taste. Allergens and sodium content, for instance. Also a concern about being “highly processed”.
Not that that’s not an issue with animal-based foods. But Impossible is still “new and different” and if Impossible turned out to be terrible for you, it wouldn’t be the first time something new and different (even something new and different that was touted by some as being better for you) resulted in a public health crisis. (I’m referring to trans fats in particular here.)
The kind who spends more time compiling than using my system.
Hey Netflix, I have an idea for a show.
Literally anything that doesn’t mention AI at all. There’s enough vomit on my TV already.
Well, you can look at the description of the video where it says among other things “I use some form of AI application to make all my videos and have for the last 3 years”.
As others have mentioned, the video you posted is (largely/mostly?) AI-generated content. And I think a fair amount of Lemmy users (like myself) are pretty rabidly disdainful of anything AI-generated and will object to anything AI-generated that’s posted. (Rightfully so IMO.)
Yup.
Slop.
Not sure I see the point of impeaching Noem when Trump is right there.
Fortunately ActivityPub is a fully open standard and Lemmy (and Lemmy-UI) are FOSS and can be forked if necessary.