Most people getting hammered by bots are running public facing websites. There a custom port is suspicious as heck.

A limited access service like yours is better served by a VPS or a simple login before everything.

Higher port? I suppose you just run things for yourself and never share them on the public internet then.

Empirical research?

Generally one thing that gives AI slop away is that it looks from first look to be high-effort, but the main content itself (here the meme text), is extremely low-effort.

Since this is a repost of a repost, and I remember seeing this image in the past I did a bit more digging, Google reverse image search cannot find an original source, all all images found date from after 2024, so GenAI images were there.

If this was from a real artist I’d expect to be able to find some original source and not just Reddit/Instagram posts from clickfarms with it.

It’s not your ADHD, Generative AI is designed to produce “good enough” output to fool you. I wouldn’t have noticed the lane leading to the parked car if I hadn’t suspected AI from the general style.

Generally one thing that gives AI slop away is that it looks from first look to be high-effort, but the main content itself (here the meme text), is extremely low-effort. A skilled artist wouldn’t spend hours drawing something for such a low-effort, overdone joke.

I’m not fully sure, but it looks very much the type of image that would be AI generated. On the bottom right the people look like they have faces in the back.

No signature (might have been cropped), but generally Artists sign their art. The poster has a slop profile picture, and this is a very low-effort post.

According to GKH, Linux’s N°2, AI finds vulns but isn’t good at fixing them.

In France we know how to protest and some buildings got firebombed yesterday

https://github.com/Zverik/every_door/discussions/1057#discussioncomment-17893927

Development will ramp back up soon-ish

Just because you release updates doesn’t mean you have to make people pay 60€ every time…

Cosmic supports both Tiling and Floating modes. The floating mode is normal, and the Tiling is slightly less customisable than pure tiling window managers but it’s pretty good while staying accessible which is what matters.

In a GUI application every change is a breaking change…

SemVer simply has no meaning to end users.

Oops

Even if you don’t disclose it it’s immediately obvious to anyone with a brain that you haven’t worked at all on it.

Maybe the software will be around in 2126, but I most certainly won’t, not my problem 😂

I’ve started using CalVer (so a relase in October 2026 would be numbered 26.10). This is just so much better for end-user applications.

What? Your phone gallery app can do that you know.