Quokka

My union is called uwu

I live in a city of millions and there’s a handful of 24/7 supermarkets around. The few times I’ve ever needed them in emergencies, it was creepy quiet not angry karens.

That literally tells the story of a people’s losing their livelihood due to capitalist usage of technology, and targeting the technology instead of the systemic issue.

If capitalism is shit you attack capitalism not a technology.

All the misplaced rage and wasted effort.

Good thing about this is it’s self selecting, all the luddites who refuse to use AI will find themselves at a disadvantage just the same as refusing to use a computer isn’t doing anyone any favours.

Any multimodal llm could do this in a heart beat locally.

And OpenAI has made their shit freely available to run locally, it’s like the worst company to use as an example.

Similar for my instance.

You’re showing up on my personal instance as well, so I’d say you’re all good on the Lemmy syncing.

Not sure why you’re not syncing on Mastodon, it might just be a time thing? Maybe check back in a day or so?

Mozilla makes hundreds of millions from Google. Every single person could stop donating and they would continue along just fine (Well the CEO might need to take a 10 million yearly pay cut).

What weird is seeing people champion the enshittificstion of FOSS software.

No, I want to automatically cache pages I’ve searched for and visited and have them show up on my searx.

We’re talking like maybe 10 pages a week if that.

I know there’s ArchiveBox, but I’m after something less manual and more integrated.

Is there any sort of way to self host a limited version of this? L

I’d love to be able to have my own Searx also cache everything I visit as I go to it, it’d at least let me refind information I’ve previously found.

Man who sits upside on toilet.

I’ve been getting the same.

Some times it’s fine, other times it can take like 8 hours to “update”.

Someone told me a while ago to restart it every few days, it seems to help a bit.

That’s crazy, I’ve never seen anyone use them here in Australia.

I think because every business has its own little proprietary windows app they need to use for this or that.

Does anyone outside of some schools buy chromebooks?

But the base model M3 MBP is almost an entirely different product to the rest of the MBP lineup.

They really should’ve removed the pro moniker from that sku.

Average users aren’t going to be installing an OS.

Didn’t memory get heaps expensive for a while there?

Just to run the OS sure, but what about the ever enlarging bloated software?

Why not outsource the power usage and hardware costs to the consumer and just reap the end result?