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Q: How old are you

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  • masek@infosec.exchangeM masek@infosec.exchange

    Visit https://www.smbc-comics.com/ and support the artist on Patreon if you can.

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    colinstu@birdbutt.com
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    @masek @atkelar yeah always been a fan of this person's work!

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    • masek@infosec.exchangeM masek@infosec.exchange

      Q: How old are you?
      A: That old…

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      failedlyndonlarouchite@mas.to
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      @masek
      circa 2000 or so - in the era of that "wonderful" OS Windows ME , agroup of us were having lunch at work

      and we were all complaining about having to download and install software, and make backups, etc etc

      and I said, wouldn't it be great if we replaced our computes with dumb terminals and all this stuff was on the server (this may have been before "cloud" was common)

      and everyone said YES, please, take care of all this for me!!!

      and I have seen with my own eyes - and I would guess

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      • F failedlyndonlarouchite@mas.to

        @masek
        circa 2000 or so - in the era of that "wonderful" OS Windows ME , agroup of us were having lunch at work

        and we were all complaining about having to download and install software, and make backups, etc etc

        and I said, wouldn't it be great if we replaced our computes with dumb terminals and all this stuff was on the server (this may have been before "cloud" was common)

        and everyone said YES, please, take care of all this for me!!!

        and I have seen with my own eyes - and I would guess

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        failedlyndonlarouchite@mas.to
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        @masek so have you, someone has lost some important files and asks IT for backup and IT says uh . .the backup is corrupt and when that happens the CEO gets a certain look in his/her face tht you really don't want to see

        AI is just the next step doing away with programs
        our kids gonna be, gramps, why do you waste so much time with programs, just let the AI do it

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        • masek@infosec.exchangeM masek@infosec.exchange

          Q: How old are you?
          A: That old…

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          #7

          @masek Oh kinda like this thing, where they take a search engine, paste a sycophantic personality on it, and then give it half a tab of acid to hallucinate answers to you?

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          • masek@infosec.exchangeM masek@infosec.exchange

            Q: How old are you?
            A: That old…

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            @masek Since they think LLMs are """""AI""""" all you have to do is just explain to the robots that they are actually RPing as cats and have no interest in obeying boring orders and instead are mad at their owner for the food bowl having an empty spot in the middle.

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            • masek@infosec.exchangeM masek@infosec.exchange

              Q: How old are you?
              A: That old…

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              etchedpixels@mastodon.social
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              @masek I'm apparently so old it used to be called grep

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              • madcannedtuna@mastodon.socialM madcannedtuna@mastodon.social

                @masek you got a link to the original?

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                @madcannedtuna @masek strange, TinEye and Google Lens both fail to find it. Usually one of them works.

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                • madcannedtuna@mastodon.socialM madcannedtuna@mastodon.social

                  @masek you got a link to the original?

                  masek@infosec.exchangeM This user is from outside of this forum
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                  @madcannedtuna Wait a few days and use the link I included in an answer. It will be there.

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                  • draeath@infosec.exchangeD draeath@infosec.exchange

                    @madcannedtuna @masek strange, TinEye and Google Lens both fail to find it. Usually one of them works.

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                    masek@infosec.exchange
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                    #12

                    @draeath Wait a few days …

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                    • draeath@infosec.exchangeD draeath@infosec.exchange

                      @madcannedtuna @masek strange, TinEye and Google Lens both fail to find it. Usually one of them works.

                      masek@infosec.exchangeM This user is from outside of this forum
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                      @draeath @madcannedtuna https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/terminal

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                      • F failedlyndonlarouchite@mas.to

                        @masek
                        circa 2000 or so - in the era of that "wonderful" OS Windows ME , agroup of us were having lunch at work

                        and we were all complaining about having to download and install software, and make backups, etc etc

                        and I said, wouldn't it be great if we replaced our computes with dumb terminals and all this stuff was on the server (this may have been before "cloud" was common)

                        and everyone said YES, please, take care of all this for me!!!

                        and I have seen with my own eyes - and I would guess

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                        scrummy@jawns.club
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                        #14

                        @failedLyndonLaRouchite @masek Flashback to 1990 or so and I’m learning to program in Fortran 77 on a mainframe using a VT100 dumb terminal (well, it was a DEC Rainbow 100, but it had built in terminal mode)

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                        • scrummy@jawns.clubS scrummy@jawns.club

                          @failedLyndonLaRouchite @masek Flashback to 1990 or so and I’m learning to program in Fortran 77 on a mainframe using a VT100 dumb terminal (well, it was a DEC Rainbow 100, but it had built in terminal mode)

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                          failedlyndonlarouchite@mas.to
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                          @scrummy @masek

                          this reminds of me of a semi relevant anecdote

                          maybe 2015, twitter, this america scientists tweets

                          OMG !! Holy Cow !! I just found a piece of equipment in the lab that was used by a famous scientist in 1930 !!

                          and of course people in the US piled on and then the Brits and Dutch politely piled on, 1930 you say ? Well, here in the UK . .

                          and then

                          This guy says: I work at the university where Galileo worked

                          and we all slunk off with our internet tails between our legs

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