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NovaVeles@lemmy.worldto
Technology@lemmy.world•Ouch: The Raspberry Pi 5 just hit an eye-watering $385English
3·24 hours agoTo be fair to the 1980’s, a Hercules video card in 1982 adjusted for inflation would only be about $1700. We are way beyond that point.
An original Macintosh 128K would set you back $8100 in today’s money, so I guess in that regard Apple hasn’t changed. ;)
And this is totally not a story from your past, you are just a creative individual.
NovaVeles@lemmy.worldto
Technology@lemmy.world•Ouch: The Raspberry Pi 5 just hit an eye-watering $385English
1·1 day agoAt least the Macbook Neo comes with a lot more flashy stuff.
NovaVeles@lemmy.worldto
Technology@lemmy.world•Ouch: The Raspberry Pi 5 just hit an eye-watering $385English
4·1 day agoIt is starting to feel like it. Might not see price decline for a while yet, but the upswing on pricing is nearing breaking point.
NovaVeles@lemmy.worldto
Technology@lemmy.world•Ouch: The Raspberry Pi 5 just hit an eye-watering $385English
2·1 day agoI suspect if anyone is buying these is because of them needing to meet an existing strict spec. Not sure what that would be but it is a possibility.
NovaVeles@lemmy.worldto
Technology@lemmy.world•Ouch: The Raspberry Pi 5 just hit an eye-watering $385English
3·1 day agoI hadn’t been keeping a close eye on pricing but was blown away the other day. The Nvidia RTX 5090 launched at $4090 here in Australia, that was already obscene. Nowadays almost 2 years later, you are lucky if you find one under $12,000!
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Technology@lemmy.world•Ouch: The Raspberry Pi 5 just hit an eye-watering $385English
1·1 day agoFor a while there, second hand mini desktops like the Lenovo/Optiplex’s could be picked up for about half the price of a new Pi5. Typically had equal RAM, loads of SSD storage and desktop class(ish) CPU perfomance, plus all the other benefits (Secureboot, x86 compatibility so you could run Windows if you wished). Only major thing missing was the GPIO connection.
But looking now the prices are increasing rapidly as they have been discovered. The cheap ones are typically striped of RAM and storage.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Everywhere I go I see this stupid AI gen font
23·1 day agoYes! It feels like every second restaurant in my area has suddenly gone with this font and AI slop images for their menus. Lets call it Tragic Sans or something like that.
I see that, I go elsewhere.
Debian the foundation of the modern world. Or at least we wish it was.
Yes, we know it was called the The South American Blackout of 2019.
Skip the wine and have a really nice piece of bread.
NovaVeles@lemmy.worldto
Technology@lemmy.world•Innocent People Are Being Accused of Shoplifting by Faulty AI-Facial Recognition Systems at an Alarming Rate: "It's the stuff of Kafkaesque nightmares."English
17·5 days agoA situations like this makes me use a form of Malapropism one would expect of a Dickensian society to bring about almost Orwellian situation. Makes you wonder when someone will use Chekhov’s Gun before it all gets Bowdlerized. Alas this Machiavellian paragraph is reminiscent of a Lovecraftian creature.
But seriously, that paragraph above reads like the scene in Blackadder when they meet the writer of the Dictionary.
NovaVeles@lemmy.worldto
Technology@lemmy.world•Anthropic's Claude AI blocks video game cloning and reverse-engineering — sweeping new restrictions also hit legitimate developers and basic troubleshooting tasks.English
21·5 days agoOnly works if local models cannot do it.
NovaVeles@lemmy.worldto
Linux@lemmy.ml•Linux security vulnerabilities fixed per kernel version
21·5 days agoI have softened very VERY slightly on AI code. If it can identify genuine issues than that is fine. It is when folks just trust it blindly and just send 50 commits without understanding a thing or even remotely testing it, that is just crazy. But then on the flip side, yeah all the other issues probably aren’t worth it.
It is complicated at times but then things like this always are. The most successful evil always has some claim to virtue.
Alas, occasionally you have to walk with the devil to achieve some good. One just has to weigh up if it is worth it.
I once asked Stallman about how he used to build and run GNU tools before having the Linux kernel. He was using a proprietary Minix system as a means to get work done until there was a better alternative. I mean running a proprietary system is one thing, burning through the amazon with 100 quintillion tokens is very different.
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Linux@lemmy.ml•Proton goes A.I. crazy, Ubuntu goes all SNAP, Vibe-coded Linux compatible kernel - Linux Weekly News
3·5 days agoThere are folks in the occult space that think LLM’s are possessed by evil spirits. Yeah, I know, make of that what you will.
BUT, when I see folks at the top and the way they talk about this stuff, my rational mind kind of wavers and you see people who are just completely and totally absorbed with these things. Maybe them occult folks are on to something. 🙃
Scary to see, it is like alzheimer’s disease in how it eats away at the persons autonomy below but unlike that disease, it still maintains enough cognition for them to be functional in society. For better or worse.
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Linux@lemmy.ml•Proton goes A.I. crazy, Ubuntu goes all SNAP, Vibe-coded Linux compatible kernel - Linux Weekly News
2·5 days agoI use Trisquel, one of the FSF approved distros. So far it seems to have held up well against a lot of the less inviting changes in the Linux space, but it is based on Ubuntu. I do wonder how much longer it will hold up until I end up making the jump to a BSD system. Not the fault of the developers, just that the flow of the base system is too strong to fight against forever.
Any door bell camera that has online access is potentially compromised or soon will be.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•the intended message going over your head
1·5 days agoYep… That tracks. Why is it that almost always the bastards who get to the top. I mean, I know why but it still sucks.
Because LOL that’s why.