BeggingJust absolutely BEGGING developers of Linux applications, desktop environments, whatever:Please recognise that "Liquid Glass" should be treated as a cautionary tale to be avoided
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Begging
Just absolutely BEGGING developers of Linux applications, desktop environments, whatever:
Please recognise that "Liquid Glass" should be treated as a cautionary tale to be avoided
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Begging
Just absolutely BEGGING developers of Linux applications, desktop environments, whatever:
Please recognise that "Liquid Glass" should be treated as a cautionary tale to be avoided
@researchfairy my hope is not enough linux users have working GPU drivers for it to be viable, but i wouldn't put it past gnome to insist on burning all your CPU time on it with llvmpipe "as a fallback"
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@researchfairy my hope is not enough linux users have working GPU drivers for it to be viable, but i wouldn't put it past gnome to insist on burning all your CPU time on it with llvmpipe "as a fallback"
@aeva @researchfairy There was a release of Ubuntu about 15 years ago that had windows that jiggled while you dragged them on by default. The temptation is real.
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@aeva @researchfairy There was a release of Ubuntu about 15 years ago that had windows that jiggled while you dragged them on by default. The temptation is real.
@jkaniarz @aeva @researchfairy okay I never saw this on by default, but I did have a ton of fun with Compiz and it kinda blew me away how much more options there were than Windows. I could make virtual rain or have fire particles trail from my cursor. Definitely don't make these things defaults, but having them as options is pretty cool. I even wrote a little script to listen to a microphone and trigger the desktop rain effect when I whistled the Song of Storms from Ocarina of Time...
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@jkaniarz @aeva @researchfairy okay I never saw this on by default, but I did have a ton of fun with Compiz and it kinda blew me away how much more options there were than Windows. I could make virtual rain or have fire particles trail from my cursor. Definitely don't make these things defaults, but having them as options is pretty cool. I even wrote a little script to listen to a microphone and trigger the desktop rain effect when I whistled the Song of Storms from Ocarina of Time...
@tiotasram @jkaniarz @researchfairy that's amazing. compiz was great fun, but compiz was also something you had to go out of your way to install
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@researchfairy my hope is not enough linux users have working GPU drivers for it to be viable, but i wouldn't put it past gnome to insist on burning all your CPU time on it with llvmpipe "as a fallback"
@aeva @researchfairy bring back desktop rain and desktop fire you cowards! i want my gpu to be running a fluid sim at all times
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@aeva @researchfairy bring back desktop rain and desktop fire you cowards! i want my gpu to be running a fluid sim at all times
@dotstdy @researchfairy I do sometimes miss having a little button on my computer that turns on fire when the mood calls for it...
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Come generare punti casuali dentro un triangolo
@matematica - pensare matematicamente aiuta a trovare soluzioni migliori
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Mobilitazione ai porti di livorno e ravenna. i lavoratori: “nessun traffico di armi dai nostri scali”
@anarchia
Carro armato al porto di Livorno, 15 settembre 2025 I porti italiani sono sempre più teatro dell’economia bellica che sta trasformando il tessuto produttivo e il settore logistico del nostro Paese. Al porto di Livorno, così come in altrihttps://www.rivoluzioneanarchica.it/mobilitazione-ai-porti-di-livorno-e-ravenna-i-lavoratori-nessun-traffico-di-armi-dai-nostri-scali/
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@Gina Wonder if it'll stay that way, at least in the US
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@timbl you said “All we need is to regulate the addictive algorithms, the ones that guide people into rabbit holes.” But to check compliance with regulations, the source code of algorithms used by social media should be released, at least to the regulating authority. Companies can avoid regulation and accountability hiding behind intellectual property rights, trademarks and patents. Educate people to the freedom and safety of #fediverse is an alternative to regulate companies.
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Don’t miss this interview released by @timbl: “Social media companies are using machine-learning techniques to make users addicted to their platforms. These systems are designed to be addictive, feeding people more and more extreme content, making them alternately angry and sad.”
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Thanks @sabrinaweb71 !
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@kfury I wish this weren't possible.
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@evan @kfury@threads.net See if the prosecution tries to say CK was a member of a protected class…
