Kirk

A good example of how generators are designed to create passable outputs to people without experience.

Yeah I'm actually quite impressed. I can only find one weird smudgy bit (lower right).

I can see you care about this a lot, so please tell me; in your opinion at what point does a PC cease to be "self hosted"? When it's carried across the property line? Maybe if the electricity bill is paid by a roommate?

ok thanks I'll stay away from lemmy.zip

Love to see the people in here gatekeeping "selfhosting" 🙄

We're all just out here trying to escape big tech. A docker container doesn't suddenly stop becoming "selfhosted" once the hard drive it's on crosses a property line. Who the hell cares, seriously.

Yeah I saw that... not really what I would consider a "web backup" exactly. I was hoping they were rolling out encrypted photo storage plans.

I can't find anything about the web backups in the article or release notes.

I wish there was a decentralized nonprofit social media platform out there that cared more about interactions and exchange of ideas than endless feeds of engagement farming

Nobody likes a sealion.

Here's the citation if you really need it. I'm not trying to argue, but the process of becoming more complex and specific to a niche is the literal definition of "evolution":

"A gradual process in which something changes into a different and usually more complex or better form."

"generators" is too generic but "AI" isn't?

Based on historical examples of situations when a false narrative was perpetuated for the sake of convenience, and it assisted the person or group who benefited from the perpetuation of the false narrative.