Unfortunate how bad the last 7 or so years have been market wise for the raspberry pi project. It feels like every time the hardware on one end gets cheaper, some other tech fad squeezes another component price up.

Fair fair. Ih suppose what I mean is that it's not really reverse engineering so much as it is recollecting from training samples.

I think this is definitely a concern, yes.

I think it's very likely that these models are effectively being tricked into retrieving source code of projects from memory of seeing the actual source code in the biases. This is why some project are much easier to uncover than others.

This will ultimately be the death of retail stores.

Half the reason anyone wants to go to a store in 2026 is to have a good time shopping in person. If going to the store leads to any chance of a shitty experience? Fuck it dude, I'll just order online like everyone else I suppose.

Bummer, but I'll keep mailbox.org in mind.

Praise Jesus! (I guess I'm only half joking)

I have mixed feelings because I think anime has been going through a bit of a minor renaissance the last few years with some excellent studios and new movie / tv show productions. However, I would definitely say that anime is becoming really safe in the decision making when it comes to "big budget" anime.

I really respect Rintaro though after having only just recently watched Galaxy Express 999 movie 1 & 2 and Metropolis, all three of which are noteworthy productions.

It's worth noting that Rintaro has announced he is writing for a new Galaxy Express movie after nearly 30 years since the last one, so he's probably thinking a lot about some of the themes of that movie series and the roll that reboots have on society as part of this process. And, also, our current "content" focused society.

I should have known that DFO was an AI project. I did pop up at the height of this AI RE stuff.

Greenlight had its problems but I see what you mean.

AnYONe COUld Do iT

Interesting thoughts on this.

I think it's only natural as part of cultural transferral, as you mentioned, but would agree that games hit a little differently than films in this regard. I think this probably has more to do with Youtube's ability to transfer feelings of nostalgia around subjects in ways that previous generations didn't have moreso than gaming being different fundamentally.

It's certainly interesting times. When people younger than the games express nostalgia for games they didn't even play, it's always a bit of a double take. I would argue this is happening more with films as well, with things like Jurassic Park.

Does Tuta work with external mail clients like Thunderbird and all that? How does that work vis-a-vis encryption?

I dodged a bullet on proton, but this is something I'd like to know eventually as I feel like changing away from gmail is an inevitability.