Last month I blogged about how the mainstream media is focusing on the wrong parts of the Artificial Intelligence/ChatGPT story.
After watching Democracy Now’s segment on artificial intelligence I started to wonder - am I out of step on this topic?
I act like an old timer (I’ve been around linux for 25 years and I’m cranky about new tech that is not easily maintained and upgraded) yet somehow I don’t know perl.
I got a second external monitor. Overkill? Probably, but I like having a dedicated space to instant messaging (now left monitor) and also a dedicated space for a web browser (right monitor).
As we slowly move our members to our new email infrastructure, an unexpected twist turned up: One member reported getting the Gmail warning:
Web caching is hard. And also, maybe I’m not that good under pressure?
I love that Thunderbird really tackled OpenPGP head on and incorporated it directly into the client.
In some ways it feels like 2016 all over again.
I just sent myself a test message via Powerbase (a hosted CiviCRM project for community organizers) and it didn’t arrive.
By far the biggest LVM Cache surprise is just how well it works.