romanzolotarev.com is a Fediverse instance that uses the ActivityPub protocol. In other words, users at this host can communicate with people that use software like Mastodon, Pleroma, Friendica, etc. all around the world.
This server runs the snac software and there is no automatic sign-up process.
I bought the domain https://whynoai.info in which I’ve cataloged the answers I usually give when people ask me “Why no AI?”, with some relevant links.
Send a link to it if someone asks you the same question!
Please send me suggestions, corrections, and comments!
Edit: I’m especially interested in non-US perspectives, which I might be missing.
With the help from some great folks here in the Fediverse, I was finally able to get @netbsd installed on both my desktop (Dell Optiplex) and laptop (Lenovo ThinkPad T14). I'm posting this from the desktop! Still unable to to get wireless working on the laptop but I am sure a USB wireless adapter will resolve this. I'm going to give this a try later today.
My move away from my beloved Linux is moving forward. Thank you to Torvalds and other projects who have ruined it for me after 30+ years. It's sad that I'm moving away, but I know it's the right decision (for me, anyway).
Updates coming, and will probably bore you to death.
New artwork
🌟 On the Way to Safespace Station 1 🌟
I've created it within 24 hours (minus sleep and breaks, ~8 hours) with lovely open source software Alchemy, Krita and GNU Image Manipulation Program.
#art #mastoart #fediart #space #fantasy #noai #digitalart #travel #wallpaper #scifi #colorful #ship #journey #krita
Last untainted version, forks, and alternatives for your anti-slop, software needz
As many of you know, I've been getting back into running BSD after 20 or so years away from it. I'm wanting to get NetBSD running, mainly because of the no-AI policy, but I've been struggling and its frustrated me a bit. Well, to be honest, quite a lot. To get BSD running on my desktop, laptop, and small server, and so I can move away form Linux, I'm going to go ahead and get FreeBSD up and running on my hardware. I know that they have a questionable AI policy but this will get me over to BSD and then I can move from there. Plus, FreeBSD has some really, really good documentation to get me started.