Semperverus

Why would you call closed source client apps “open”?

Do note though that MeshCore is proprietary and has a licensing cost to unlock all of its features whereas Meshtastic is open source and free as in freedom.

Wow thats an old meme

I dunno if you know this but SMS support got removed from Signal a few years ago

Its still better than any new chat protocol thats been made in the last decade. You’ll have to pry my family XMPP server out of my cold dead hands.

Great! Now I can listen to my PinePods on my PineBuds which I store in my PinePod that they came with.

Ivermectin suddenly seems like a viable cure

I wish we would all start switching over to JSON for configuration files. It’s so much easier to parse, and you can’t screw it up with too many spaces or not enough.

I heard this in HabitualLinecrosser’s voice

This makes it make so much more sense…

Its not really insanity, just a lot of hidden function calls

As a US citizen, I agree with all of the above and also fuck the US too.

Fuck oversized, corrupt governments in general.

Wtf is with this american “experiment” language? Have people always been saying that? The first time I heard it was when Joe was yielding the presidency to Trump and then it just hasn’t stopped.

The king’s chariot cannot be stopped

No you’re thinking of what they were cooked in, the Dutch Oven

Yes, you 100% do.

You missed the reference. I tee’d you or someone else up to reply with “I’m not your buddy, friend!”

Reference: https://youtu.be/zuQK6t2Esng

I’m not a pal, buddy

Its just whatever is built into copilot.

You can do a quick and dirty test by opening copilot chat and asking it something like “outline the vulnerabilities found in the following code, with the vulnerabilities listed underneath it. Outline any other issues you notice that are not listed here.” and then paste the code and the discovered vulns.

That seems to be the direction the industry is headed in. GHAzDO and competitors all seem to be converging on using AI as a force-multiplier on top of the existing solutions, and it works surprisingly well.

Having actually worked with AI in this context alongside github/azure devops advanced security, I can tell you that this is wrong. As much as we hate AI, and as much as people like to (validly) point out issues with hallucinations, overall it’s been very on-point.