Don't promote fascist bullshit: https://drewdevault.com/2025/09/24/2025-09-24-Cloudflare-and-fascists.html.
Do we think any of these people are going to just ignore the rules anyway?
My Arch install is still chugging along on my Dell XPS 13 from 2017, and I've noticed no difference whatsoever.
Windows machines definitely don't last as long, though I think a massive part of that is the ever increasing piles of steaming shit they keep piling into Windows every update. That's bad down to make any machine appear like it's slowing to a crawl.
Yep. Fuck fascists. Ladybird can fuck right off
People say this but I've yet to have that happen. Have had to leave it overnight sometimes, no issue.
After the code of conduct nonsense I was extremely skeptical of Ladybird. Seems that skepticism is well-founded. Fascists gonna fascist, I guess.
Yeah, I've trained a number of models (as part of actual CS research, before all of this LLM bullshit), and while I certainly understand the concepts behind training neural networks, I couldn't tell you the first thing about what a model I trained is doing. That's the whole thing about the black box approach.
Also why it's so absurd when "AI" gurus claim they "fixed" an issue in their model that resulted in output they didn't want.
No, no you didn't.
Fair enough. In that case I guess maybe you could automate your way around it. Run it in the background generating nonsense every so often.
Wow. I'd find a new job as soon as possible.
Right, which begs the question: why wouldn't I just fucking search for what I want to know? Especially becauseI know for a fact that won't result in me having to sift through completely fabricated bullshit.
Threads is antithetical to everything the fediverse stands for, so you can still use the term because it doesn't get to claim the term.
High-Yield Savings Accounts are something distinct from normal savings accounts. I don't believe there are any HYSAs being offered that have rates as low as 1%.
You can find many institutions online offering HYSAs. It is definitely pretty common. In personal finance circles it's very often recommended to put your emergency fund in a HYSA.
And yes, as you noted, HYSAs have different rules than normal savings accounts. Just like how CDs do.