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Cory Doctorow wrote a pretty good short story about this.
See also The super-rich ‘preppers’ planning to save themselves from the apocalypse
Cory Doctorow wrote a pretty good short story about this.
I’ll admit this part did go a bit over my head.
It’s referring to a strategy more commonly called ‘triple e’ or ‘embrace, extend, extinguish’ pioneered by Microsoft in the late 90’s. The gist of it was that MS would adopt open standards and create proprietary extensions to the standard that were only usable on their platform. This would break the ability of users of non MS software to communicate with those in Microsoft’s ecosystem and push users off those platforms.
Njalla is pretty nice.
Battle for Wesnoth is really good.
That’s true. I don’t personally post photos of myself online, but I suppose other people have probably put up pictures I’m in at some point. I don’t think it would need to be all your photos, though, just a large enough number to poison the dataset. I could be wrong about that, though.
I do wonder if adversarial manipulations will become a service offered by image hosts, similar to stripping metadata in the future.
I wonder if adversarial attacks would work to counter this.
If you’re interested in common lisp, Practical Common Lisp is a pretty good starting point.
I really like the group readings of plays that they have. Here’s a couple that I really enjoyed:
Mine currently runs on an old pi3 with an external hard drive plugged in via a powered usb hub. I’m using openmediavault at the moment, but I’m probably going to swap it over to just NFS when I get the chance. I’m also planning to swap out the single external drive for 4 drives in a soft RAID through LVM.
Oh my God, they’re bringing back clippy.