Hi blog writers: You don’t have to attach a unique image to every blog post, and you *certainly* don’t need to use #AI to generate an image for every blog post. You may think AI-generated images make your posts more attractive, but you are mistaken; they are doing the opposite: they make your posts more *repulsive* to a good number of potential readers. If I see an AI-generated image in the preview, I won’t click through to read your post, I won’t boost the post that mentions your post, and I certainly won’t read the rest of your blog.
@ozzelot sorry, sorry, I got bored and frustrated again
@mattround (we had a medium sized datacentre for quite a long while by the A46, but it was hella expensive to run/maintain and wasn't anywhere near Big Datacentre in scale terms or power requirements. still quite loud locally, still hyper-local annoyances vs jobs balances to make)
@mattround closed-loop renewables requirement for power and water, rather than grid.
you want a datacentre, sure thing, but it's going to need to be energy and water neutral from the outset.
need 100MW and 3billion litres of water? not a problem. your site now includes a tidal/solar/wind farm for power, lotsa batteries for in-fill and sag, plus a reservoir.
that alone will make either MS-style underwater container farms A Thing again, or more remote/cheaper areas being flooded with infra.
@hailey yours is quiet though?
@hailey what music did you have on?
also, if musician: do you 'hear' a piece differently if you've played it vs only ever listened to it?
@gsuberland  
GitHub programmer ports playable Doom to DSLR camera with 3-inch TFT LCD display — Canon EOS 550D with open-source Magic Lantern firmware uses camera's button as controls, even plays sound
A developer posted their Doom port for the Canon EOS 550D on GitHub. The game uses the Magic Lantern firmware add-on to run on the camera, and uses various camera buttons to play the game directly from the SD card.
#hardware
https://www.tomshardware.com/video-games/retro-gaming/github-programmer-ports-doom-to-dslr-camera-with-3-inch-tft-lcd-display-canon-eos-550d-with-open-source-magic-lantern-firmware-uses-cameras-button-as-controls-even-plays-sound
spoiler for the joke
Apparently almost nobody got this pun. Perhaps it was too subtle.
Moving from the right of the origin to the origin simplifies the x position, as well as simplifying the exposition.
@Viss "are you optimised for the non-human agents to find you for the benefit of other non-human agents"
one helping of self-serve Skynet to go, please
I like this post from 2017...
Edit: here's the related news story
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-30100756
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