LinkedIn s’autorise à utiliser vos données pour l’IA générativehttps://next.ink/200635/linkedin-sautorise-a-utiliser-vos-donnees-pour-lia-generative-comment-refuser/🖕 Fuck Microsoft
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LinkedIn s’autorise à utiliser vos données pour l’IA générative
https://next.ink/200635/linkedin-sautorise-a-utiliser-vos-donnees-pour-lia-generative-comment-refuser/🖕 Fuck Microsoft
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undefined Comandante Virgola :snwfn: ha condiviso questa discussione
Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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@out te pensa che abbiamo iniziato a parlare perché io a battuta le ho detto: "ci sono i novax e poi ci sono io che sono vax-addicted e mi faccio tutti quelli disponibili" 😂😂😂
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L’inchiesta sulla strage di Brandizzo è letteralmente troppo pesante...In due anni la procura ha prodotto 60 faldoni di documenti e 80 terabyte di foto e video: mandare tutto agli avvocati è complicato...si rischia finisca come il Mottarone... non è stato nessuno!
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@aemarielle Dans le doute, l'accompagner dans le prochain portail qui s'ouvrira. Bonne chance 🫡
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Epic Game Store has two freebies this week.
Project Winter: https://store.epicgames.com/en-US/p/project-winter-3b9e84 Samorost 2: https://store.epicgames.com/en-US/p/samorost-2-1b9bb1They’re up for grabs until next Thursday.
I’m going to talk more about free games and good deals—because if you can build your library cheap (or free), why wouldn’t you?
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@NemoJmeno Mais j'ignore de quelle timeline il vieeeeennt ! 😱
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balu Why are you planning to have the user step through Cognito for authentication if you're not intending to use the NodeBB frontend at all?
If you already have the Cognito user, you could use the NodeBB API (using a master token) to create a user, and store your own association between the cognito id and the nodebb uid.
Then just keep using the master token to make calls on behalf of whichever user. Use the ?_uid= parameter to distinguish calls between different users.
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@aemarielle Ce chaton a l'air complètement déphasé. Merci de le remettre dans la bonne timeline
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Too many good games get released every day on Steam, so I'm changing the criteria for what gets reviewed.
Since I mostly game on Linux, there has to be some sort of evidence that a game works on Linux. Generally speaking, most games work on Linux---but there's always that 2% that just don't want to work, and I ain't paying to roll the dice.
I can, of course, try out the games in Windows, but then I have to switch to another machine, and that takes work.
Plus here's just the facts: Linux games alone are enough to keep anyone busy. Case in point, there are six games I'm reviewing today, and all of them work on Linux.
I also can't be spending all my time on reviews. I have bigger ambitions. Starting in November, I'll be talking more about my personal archives---which is immense.
