I may be picky, but why should I trust a version control system that doesn't even host itself?

moments in which the president closes his eyes and appears to doze off are actually instances of him leaning in to “better hear someone speaking,”

Let's test this theory and ask him for a 200 word summary of the meeting afterwards.

Just confirms my experience that whenever "there is an app" for a device, it is a red flag as the device's ecosystem is fragile: when the vendor looses interest in maintaining app or servers, your device turns into a brick. Plus, those apps demand suspicious permissions like access to the address book or the ability to make phone calls.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3urbVOxssY

Nach dem unterschreiben bekommt man eine E-Mail zum bestätigen. Die E-Mail ist HTML-only mit verschiedenen Microsoft-spezifische Tags/Konfigurationen und bettet Schriften via fonts.googleapis.com ein.

Da ist noch Luft nach oben …

For everyone too lazy to follow the link:

… European Political Community summit in Armenia …

We also reflected on the UK’s plan to participate in the EU’s €90 billion / £78 billion loan for Ukraine, …

We underlined our unwavering support for the Ukrainian people and applauded their resilience and courage in recent weeks and months.

I am no musician, so I cannot comment in which communities exist. On the "void" part, you can help by contributing to existing but virtually dead communities by posting and commenting there. Sure, that sounds like a standard phrase from Lemmy's advertising, but this is how active communities are built (that and that newcomers are treated well). Good luck in any case! 😀

Is this the same Claude? https://www.independent.co.uk/tech/claude-ai-agent-deletes-startup-anthropic-b2966176.html“An AI agent powered by Anthropic’s leading Claude model has deleted a company’s entire production database, leaving customers unable to access key data.”

At first, I read "Thunderbird" and feared that they would mess around with the email client by adding AI slop. Relieved that it was something else, as there is no "LibreWolf Thunderbird" (yet).

Very few will be able to read by then.