Lol no worries! Oof yea a wedding will do that lol, exciting news though!

YES YES YES NEW KONSI

But if we did that, we’d also need to send like CEOs since after all there’s profit in war, won’t you think of the poor poor CEOs?

Yea, that bit was kinda weird, I also got caught off guard by Peggy making that “Kill myself” joke…seemed out of character to me

Florida manBird

I think for that, they have something planned since their deaths happened some time ago, so the writers would have been able to plan around it. So, we’ll need to wait and see what they do :)

Dale, Toby Huss is stepping into the role for

John Redcorn, unknown, since it happened not that long ago. But I’d say if he was in this season, he likely finished his lines already considering how close to release it happened

Only when they’re being queried, when idle it consumes memory to keep them running to be ready to answer a query, but thats about it

Thanks!

Welcome to the United States Army and have a great life,” Trump said after they recited the Oath of Enlistment.

Trump, after they did all the “unimportant constitution” parts: “I thought we edited that out”

Preposterous! Russia is just trying to bring peace and prosperity to everyone!

You have been banned from Pyongyang .ml

We’re all part of the Fediverse which includes Masto, Pixel, PieFed, Lemmy etc all communicating on the same interoperable ActivityPub protocol

Under that is the “Lemmy-verse/Thrediverse” that is what would be “link aggregator” type social media (eg reddit) and includes PieFed, Lemmy, MBin etc.

While very cool in that it basically ruins the whole notion of centralized Social media, it has its quirks. Like what this meme is about, there’s no perfect way to translate a Lemmy reply to a mastodon user or a masto reply to a Lemmy post for a Lemmy user

@metaStatic@kbin.earth listen here you little shit

Left over fries are good, sometimes I even leave them out on purpose to reheat them!

I WILL die on this hill

It would actually be of benefit to many other species (hence the meme)

Many mammals suffer from the scourge that is mosquitos just as much as we do

Much quicker, I think they were talking like July lol

What? Neowin is pretty well known, that’s weird, maybe a false positive?

Anyways, it was a shortish article so I’ll just copy paste:

A few weeks ago, Mozilla announced that its Pocket and Fakespot services were getting the axe as the company focuses more on Firefox. It is a complete shutdown. Pocket, the read-it-later service Mozilla bought in 2017, will stop working on July 8, 2025. You have until October 8 to get your saved articles out before they are deleted forever. Fakespot, which helped you spot garbage product reviews, is also being sunsetted.

But the house cleaning does not stop with those two. Neowin has spotted a shutdown notice dated June 26, 2025 for Deep Fake Detector, the Firefox extension that was supposed to tell you if a piece of text was written by a human or an AI chatbot. That tool used a combination of Mozilla’s own proprietary ApolloDFT engine and open-source models like ZipPy to give you a verdict on what you were reading.

The notice says:

** Important Update: Deepfake Detector will shut down on June 26, 2025. **

On June 26, you will no longer be able to use Deepfake Detector. Thanks for supporting our journey.

This brings us to the AI tools. Following the pattern, the Orbit website was updated with a banner that announced the service would shut down by June 26. Orbit was Mozilla’s big privacy-first experiment in AI. It was a Firefox add-on that could summarize articles and answer questions about a webpage’s content without sending your data to a third party.

Orbit’s private, self-contained setup can be replaced with the new sidebar built directly into Firefox, letting you connect to third-party chatbots like ChatGPT and Gemini. But, for Orbit users, this is still a huge loss, as a key feature of the service was privacy. Your prompts were handled by Mistral LLM (Mistral 7B) within Mozilla’s GCP instance and were not shared with other companies for model training.

Mozilla keeps saying these cuts are necessary. As the only major browser not owned by a tech giant, its resources are limited; hence, the need to focus its cash and engineering talent on the core Firefox browser to compete.

It’s never going to be the year of the Linux phone until there’s one that actually has specs to do the things the majority of people want

Thus far, all the Linux phones I’ve seen had laughable specs. There’s the Liberux NEXX, but it’s still at the concept stage

It’s called DNS tunneling it’s typically used for data exfiltration tactics, but it’s also great if you’re desperate to punch through even the toughest paid WiFi paywalls to Google something really quick slow because you fucked something up on your phone lmao

https://dmachard.github.io/posts/0047-dns-tunneling-overview/

Can confirm, used DNS proxying to bypass cruise ship WiFi paywall once. It worked, but god damn did it send me into dialup flashback lmao

False, Thanos is far more respectable than the POS that is Muskytat