If you can integrate #mastodon in #nextcloud, you ask?

#fediday

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Plushtodon sitting in a nextcloud bag

The Linux mainline kernel itself contains AI code now. It's officially allowed as long as it's disclosed as such. Thus, you will have to avoid literally all servers running on Linux.

https://docs.kernel.org/process/coding-assistants.html

https://www.neowin.net/news/linus-torvalds-declares-massive-ai-fueled-code-surges-as-the-new-normal-for-linux/

NetBSD has very strict rules regarding AI-generated code. But it doesn't rule AI-generated code out out of principle because it's AI-generated; it only wants to be safe that nothing that's actually GPL-licensed is slipped in. So, if you're an 100%, ultra-hardcode anti-AI extremist, avoid what few servers run on NetBSD.

https://www.netbsd.org/developers/commit-guidelines.html

OpenBSD contains AI-generated code, too. And it has no official stance regarding it. So servers running on OpenBSD are taboo, too.

https://www.osnews.com/story/144935/openbsd-and-slopcode-raindrop-to-a-torrent/

FreeBSD has no stance on AI whatsoever that I could find. However, apparently, the FreeBSD community loves to integrate Claude Code into their systems for automation purposes:

https://aumont.fr/posts/claude-code-freebsd/

https://discoverbsd.com/p/8a7660c31b

But you'll also have to look at the userland, the Web server, the database driver etc.

MariaDB allows AI code. You can safely assume that all MySQL databases on Web servers out there are actually powered by MariaDB.

https://mariadb.org/governance/governance-ai-policy/

Oracle MySQL can integrate AI, so it's safe to assume it contains AI-generated code.

https://blogs.oracle.com/mysql/announcing-mysql-ai

PostgreSQL probably allows AI code, too. There are even tools for it.

https://github.com/timescale/pg-aiguide

SQLite is very popular amongst AI users while not having any rules on AI-generated code. Assume it to be tainted.

This leaves you with only one choice: Self-hosting a personal, single-user snac2 server because snac2 doesn't need any database whatsoever. In fact, snac2 is staunchly against AI. And it runs on NetBSD.

https://codeberg.org/grunfink/snac2

But then there's the Web server. Apache may allow AI-generated code if it has been reviewed and made sure that it does not contain anything that's incompatible with the Apache-2.0 license.

https://www.apache.org/legal/generative-tooling.html

nginx welcomes AI and advertises itself as ready for AI, and it takes no anti-AI-code stance. It's most likely already tainted.

https://www.f5.com/de_de/products/nginx.

This basically leaves you with no Web server guaranteed to be 100% free from AI-generated code to run snac2 on. But that doesn't matter because it's impossible to build a Web server devoid of any AI code to install snac2 on.

By the way: Mastodon itself explicitly allows AI code if it's disclosed as such, and if its contributor understands it.

https://github.com/mastodon/.github/blob/main/AI_POLICY.md

In other words, next to all Mastodon servers are running

• AI-generated Mastodon code
• on an AI-generated Web server
• with an AI-generated database driver
• on an AI-generated operating system kernel

#OverUnder 082 with @etp.@raeubervater

He shares his thoughts on #cycling, #podcasts, #Perl, #logfiles and #apricots.

He replied to @raeubervater.

And, this week we got only one #book recommendation.

#bloggers #bookstodon #book #blog #fediverse #mastodon #food #blogging #journal #logs

https://lazybea.rs/ovr-082

RE: https://beige.party/@TheBreadmonkey/117191442560318887

When people say "we need more mainstream people, celebs, brands on Mastodon for anyone to take it seriously," this is what comes to mind.

#Fediverse #Mastodon

When someone asks me what the #Fediverse, #Mastodon or #ActivityPub is I'll use this illustration from UNIX Review, April 1985.

#UNIX

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Illustration showing multiple beige desktop computers floating among clouds in an open sky, connected to each other by thin golden lines forming a network, with one large computer in the foreground emitting a burst of colorful rainbow light rays from its screen.

This is how I toot.

(Amiga World magazine, March 1988)

#Mastodon #Fediverse

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A soft-toned editorial illustration showing a person standing in a dark room beside a desk with a vintage PC and keyboard, shouting into the space through a megaphone filled with scattered 3.5-inch floppy disks floating like stars in a night sky.

When my posts federate between #Mastodon servers on the #fediverse.

UNIX Review, May 1985.

#UNIX

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Two silhouetted businessmen with computer monitors for heads shaking hands against a layered pink and purple geometric backdrop, briefcases at their sides.

How #BlueSky users describe what using #Mastodon and the #Fediverse is like.

UNIX World, Sept. 1985.

#UNIX #RetroComputing

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A vintage print advertisement for Celerity Computing's C1200 workstation, headlined "Tomorrow's Engineering Tool — Today." Features photos of the beige computer system with a color monitor displaying a 3D CAD rendering of a satellite dish, alongside a person using the keyboard. Body copy touts UNIX 4.2 BSD, 32-bit architecture, and 2.3 million Whetstones/second performance. Contact information for offices in San Diego, Framingham, Houston, Farmington Hills, Woodland Hills, and Santa Clara.

Oh, you use the #Mastodon advanced web view?

I'm building my own setup for following multiple feeds.

UNIX World Sept. 1990.

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A promotional photo for the "Ultra Series," showing a man in a blue dress shirt holding a circuit board while facing a wall of 16 green-phosphor CRT monitors, each displaying text-based terminal output.

Choosing a server in the #fediverse to join #mastodon and post old retro computing ads for everyone’s enjoyment.

UNIX World Sept. 1990.

#UNIX #RetroComputing

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A vintage PC/TCP Plus magazine ad with the headline "There's only one way to get around out here." A small figure in a blue suit stands on a green hill gazing up at a starry purple cosmos filled with planets, comets, and galaxies, each labeled with a different computing platform: Oracle, HP, VAX, VINES, NetWare, AT&T, PC, NFS Server, IP Router, Unisys, MicroVAX, and IBM Mainframe.

I kind of want to get a vintage WYSE terminal at the next #MIT flea market and turn it into a text-based #Mastodon client in the corner of my office.

UNIX World Sept. 1990.

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A two-page magazine ad headlined "Wyse sets the standard in terminals again. And again. And again. And again," showing four beige CRT computer terminals with chunky keyboards arranged across the spread — the WY-150, WY-185, WY-370, and a large WY-160 on the right page. The Wyse logo and tagline "The world is getting Wyse" appear alongside body copy touting monochrome and color terminal models.

#CrazyFediverseAnalogies

THEODORE ROOSEVELT SHOT BY CRANK IN MILWAUKEE STREET

#content_review #unix_surrealism #fediverse #loops #mastodon #lemmy #art #mastoart #javascript #cats #snac

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Funhole Content Review FEDIVERSE I HAVE A DREAM 'you need to enable javascript to run this this app.' How to make it big? You don't @mmtmm pls sponsor me How to get more boosts? Cats. so many rabbits LOOPY CONSPIRACY - Who is behind the manufactured fame of a tiktok clone nobody asked for? THE C BANSHEE: What is snac and should you be worried? FEDIVERSE MENACE: HAVE YOU SEEN THIS MAN? hackers.town: Is nowhere safe? ONE FREE ANTI-SLOP KITTO THE LIST: 50.000 mastodon addresses to avoid if you don't like illegal content.