Moltbook is somehow sadder than real people participating in a dismal mashup of LinkedIn and Hacker News comments
I can more or less reconstruct the prompts for many of the bots. “Pimp my shitcoin,” as one obvious example, or “waste tokens harping on all the other bots for wasting tokens”
When the executive order mandating SBOM for software under federal contract, I happened to be working at the time in software supply chain integrity. When people (managers) started talking about SBOM all of a sudden, my response was always “Who cares?”
Just like when “cryptographically sign all the things” started. “Who cares?”
The question comes not from ambivalence; I want to see as many of the desire paths you’re asking me to pave over as I can possibly digest, because that helps me see the real problem people want to solve. If people are building their own solutions (desire paths), encoded in those are the true issue(s)
With software signing, it turns out that the answer to “Who cares if this asset isn’t signed?” was “Rent seekers.” The only people who ever reliably check signatures are making sure you paid your dues to be in the club, or that you’re not jailbreaking your tractor
SBOM was worse in that I was never able to find a single patch of grass worn down to dirt by someone making their own way through dependency tracking on 3rd party software
The direction that software supply chain integrity began to take by the time I left genuinely frightened me into anxiousness. A working solution of the kind proposed could effectively be the end of general purpose personal computing
Imagine every consumer computing device being a John Deere tractor
I don't understand the sense of "tag your [problematic post] with a hashtag".
Hashtags are to bring a post to greater attention and I gotta be honest, when I'm posting about say, US politics, I don't want to discuss it with randos on the internet. I really, really don't. I'm not going to put a hashtag on it. I'll put a content warning on it. I'll even use the word "uspol" for people to filter against, but I'm not going to # tag it because I'm not looking for more eyeballs. Less, really.
#nomanssky has a pretty amazing bug in its new corvette feature. If you claim a wrecked starship for salvage when your corvette is your current ship, the corvette vanishes when you break the salvaged starship up for parts/credits
I managed to get it back by archiving every other starship except the corvette
FYI: If you're poor you are automatically opted out of all boycotts.
Shit is hard enough, take what you can get. Someone telling you to not use that gift card because of a boycott can get fucked. Buy the things you need to get through the day.
This is my first time seeing this notation for boosts (in
@phanpy) and I don’t really understand why I’m now being tasked with arithmetic, however simple
A neon-purple capsule-shaped UI button with a rocket ship icon, and a label that reads “341 + 2”
Two adjacent posts in a LinkedIn feed: the first is someone posting that they’d been impacted by the Amazon layoff, the next is a sponsored post by Amazon trying to hire more people
I'm a very hairy bloke and decided to tidy up before a beach holiday by clipping my back and chest. Unfortunately, I went overboard and, with my remaining leg hair, ended up looking like Mr Tumnus from The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. I had to cancel the trip.
I am a heavy user of email filters. Every once in a while I peek in some of the folders and clean stuff out, and hoo booey is Amazon horny for me to buy a watch band