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Infosec news and articles related to AI.
An academic skewed discussion community on the collapse of civilizations and societies. This is not intended as a community for links to random sad or scary pop news cycle stories like other collapse groups you may be familiar with.
- Original Content Required - this is a discussion community focused on studying societal collapse and measurable decline, not a low quality linkspam dumping ground. For posts, your thesis, framework, or at bare minimum hypothesis should be clearly stated or apparent along with any linked or referenced materials. Media specifically focusing on the study of societal collapse and academic, library, synthesis reports, or other reference materials that may be frequently cited excepted.
- Treat each other with respect and kindness.
- No racism, sexism, homo/transphobia, ableism, or any kind of discrimination based on identity, religion, class or minority.
- No threats, harassment, bullying, stalking or other predatory behavior.
- Death and violence are serious topics; please treat them with respect and nuance.
- Don't promote topics that break instance terms of service.
Find our new community on Kbin.social/m/Amsterdam
Americana (also known as American roots music) is an amalgam of American music formed by the confluence of the shared and varied traditions that make up the musical ethos of the United States, specifically those sounds that are emerged from the Southern United States such as folk, gospel, blues, country, jazz, rhythm and blues, rock and roll, bluegrass, and other external influences.
Links and content related to Site Reliability Engineering (SRE), observability, system monitoring, and related topics. Related to DevOps, DevSecOps, etc.
Not affiliated with the subreddit r/sre, though the topics are similar in scope
Welcome to /c/Offset!
Welcome to the community for offset guitars!
Also, please promote the community when it is relevant to the topic.
Post your favorite guitars, or ones that you have yourself. Don't be shy to ask questions, you might just find the help you need.
No self-advertising spam, let's keep this subreddit clean of advertising.
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DISCUSS POLITICS FREELY schizobros welcome everybody else hi i guess
keep it political/historical is all i ask. also no porn.
All things AR, VR, XR.
Memes about trans people in denial.
Not related to egg_irl on reddit
If you're a mod of the original egg_irl, please send me a message at u/twofightinghalves on reddit to get added as a moderator here
All things enterprise network engineering, design, and architecture.
Rules
- No low effort posts
- No home networking topics
- No memes
A community for autistic pride and autistic people - ABA apologia and similar things not welcome.
Not affiliated with the subreddit - or it's mod - in any way (outside of having the same topic), just putting a community here to start getting people together and sort something better out once the community has actual people, because I don't have the time or energy to moderate.
The Missouri and Kansas Cyber Alliance Network promotes free expression, security, privacy, creativity, and access to knowledge in the Sunflower and Show Me states. This is where we'll post our blog posts, events, etc. https://www.mokancan.org
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Fuzzing: tools, papers, articles, ideas.
Occasional rabbits are welcome.
Where Ruby and InfoSec intersect.
The Open Sores Movement
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Transparency and Honesty: Just like an open sore exposes what's happening beneath the surface, open-source technology exposes the underlying code for all to see. This brings a level of honesty and transparency that's often missing in proprietary software.
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Collaboration and Healing: Open sores can't heal on their own, they need the collective effort of the body's systems, much like open-source software which thrives on the collective effort of the developer community.
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Evolution and Adaptability: An open sore is a sign of a struggle, a symbol of overcoming adversity. It heals, strengthens and the body adapts, much like open source technology, which is continually evolving, being refined and adapted by its community.
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Accessibility: Open sores aren't hidden, they're out there for everyone to see and diagnose. This aligns with the accessibility of open source technologies, where everyone has access to the code and can contribute to its improvement.
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Resilience: Surviving with an open sore signifies resilience, just like the open-source movement which has weathered numerous challenges but has continued to grow and thrive.
Remember, it's important to strike a balance between satire and respect. The open sores community takes the work they do very seriously, and their contributions have led to significant advancements in the tech industry. In the same way, health issues are deeply personal and serious matters, so maintaining respect for these parallels is crucial.
Julia community is a community on Lemmy to discuss Julia programming and articles, tips, etc
When the Lemmy community is SUS 😳
A minimal chat client for use with GPT, PaLM, and DALL-E.
Privacy
The ONLY data that is being sent or received is from either OpenAI or Google PaLM.
Google analytics are used as well, but I may soon remove that. (Now Removed)
Conversations, Settings, Keys etc..are all stored local to the users browser.
community dedicated to legendary Miami progressive metal band, Aghora.
An infosec community for all of Florida.
- News specific to the state? Check
- Meetup coordination for regional groups? Check
- Information for conferences? Check
- Gator powered? Check
Placeholder for the moment, as the only instance I'm aware of with an FP community is going away at the end of the month.
This is a place to broadly discuss anything related to software QA, such as:
- testing
- bug reporting
- project management, policies and procedures
- bug bounties
- culture (conducive to quality or contrary thereto)
- design
- programming languages
- code transparency
Related:
To report specific bugs, consider the following related community instead of posting here:
I would suggest only posting about specific bugs in !softwarequality@infosec.pub if it’s not merely a bug to report but rather to showcase an example for a broader philosophical discussion.
Or perhaps if a bug has notable infosec consequences, it’s also worth discussing in !softwarequality@infosec.pub.