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Not directly, but if you configure them via Home Assistant, you can download the camera footage (depending on the brand, I use Tapo) and then sync that to your server of choice via FTP or WebDAV.

Everyone replying with the meme of GuessIWillDie.jpeg

How is a credible accusation of a crime not an infraction of the code of conduct? Or would they rather wait until after the verdict to see if he should be removed definitely or not?

In related news, I genuinely have no idea of why did that account block me before even interacting with it

Was his code already substituted on the codebase or not? And what components are currently tainted with his code?

GNOME makes it a pain to switch between two applications, unless you have a touchscreen or a keyboard always at the ready. There’s a reason why Ubuntu ships with the Dash to Panel extension by default. And besides, the customization in GNOME is effectively non-existent since the migration to Adwaita, anything resembling theming is literally a hack on top. KDE, on the other hand, is more flexible, only problem is that most of the themes rely on a separate Kvantum engine, but otherwise it is certainly possible to customize things to your liking much more so than with GNOME.

MacGyver with a Green Lantern ring would get inducted in the Corps faster than you could recite the oath

Lemmy added the option to natively cross-post to multiple communities for a good reason - sometimes a topic is relevant to multiple communities, sometimes multiple servers have a similar community. I don’t mind it much, as long as the client can filter things out.

Also, before I forget: peak opening theme, nailed the “action/mystery” vibes

And I expected the comment and the discussion to be controversial. I am on the team that avoids AI as much as humanly possible, and I still write code the old-fashioned way (maybe with some LLM-free macros via Bash, but otherwise AI-less unless Google has inadvertently slipped something of the sort in my search results). This is because I’m well aware of the widespread dismissal of copyright law for training data, the obscene costs of training itself, the hallucinations and the sycophancy intrinsic in the way a neural network is trained. But unfortunately, the cat is out of the bag, and plenty of developers now use it routinely, and those same developers are effectively trying to toe the line to see how much are they allowed to use the cheat engine before being demanded to stop.

In my country, MacGyver became the synonym par excellence of crafty bricolage/DIY, so, at least there was a durable cultural impact.

And that’s where we start to toe the line on what could be deemed as an “ethical” use of LLM in free software production. Local models used to debug, but not write code? Maaaaaaybe acceptable?