WARDOGS is coming to consoles, but
WARDOGS is coming to consoles, but there's a LONG wait ahead
With today's highly anticipated launch, the shooter puts its unique stamp on the FPS genre: 100 players in three rival teams battle to capture a control zone. Tactical combat, vehicles, and building and destruction mechanics, all across three maps that let you play your way
Over the past few days, I've been thinking about different cultures and about how many different ways of looking at life exist even within Europe, even though at first glance we may seem practically identical. Throughout my life, I've encountered many things that were very different from the Hungarian mentality, but two examples in particular stand out to me. They made me increasingly realize that we may look completely alike on the outside while perceiving the exact same things in completely different ways.
Greeks and name days
For Greeks, celebrating someone's name day is almost like turning a year older on that day as well. Someone who is a little more extroverted will basically throw the same kind of party as if it were their birthday, and that's completely normal. Even when a foreign acquaintance or friend has their name day, they'll celebrate it the Greek way too.
I always have a lot of fun with it and, of course, I'm happy that every year I have two days when I receive greetings in an increasing number of languages. Yesterday, I already received name-day wishes in Greek too - in addition to English, Russian, Polish, and, of course, Hungarian. For some reason, though, Greeks seem to consider this day more special than people do in any other European country. Actually, it's quite nice, so this is one cultural difference I really don't mind at all.
What I find especially amusing is that if you're far away from them on that day, most of them will have already offered you for the thirtieth time: "Come to Greece, we'll celebrate somehow!" This is where their hospitality really shines through.
Russians and birthdays
The Russian tradition is a somewhat different story, reflecting a different mentality - especially since I've personally had the chance to experience it. To a Hungarian, it is rather strange to see that if it's your birthday in Russia, the party isn't organized by other people for you, as is usually the case in Hungary. Instead, you organize it for your friends. You pay for everything, decide where you're going, and if you enjoy being the center of attention, you're basically the main entertainer of the entire party.
Hungary tends to work the other way around. When it's your birthday, your friends usually organize a party for you - either as a surprise or by discussing everything with you beforehand, but generally in such a way that you're not involved in the preparations. There's a certain atmosphere to that too.
Shortly before my eighteenth birthday, the entire country was locked because of COVID, so nobody was able to organize anything like that for me, although I had already taken part in organizing similar events before then. At first, I really didn't understand why things were the other way around in Russia. I remember finding it very strange to see the birthday person being the one in charge of everything. Of course, I'm sure everyone has their own habits there too, just like in Hungary, but in most cases, this was the tradition I observed.
These kinds of differences are really fascinating. More than anything, they show how much it matters where we come from and the environment we grew up in, and why we sometimes react to exactly the same things in completely different ways.
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Blessed is he whose help is in God!*whose hope is in the LORD his God!*who made heaven!*& earth!*the sea!*& all that is in them!*who keeps faith forever!*who executes justice for the oppressed!*who gives food to the hungry!
(Psalm 146:1-7)
Blessed is he whose help is in God!*whose hope is in the LORD his God!*who made heaven!*& earth!*the sea!*& all that is in them!*who keeps faith forever!*who executes justice for the oppressed!*who gives food to the hungry!
(Psalm 146:1-7)
Blessed is he whose help is in God!*whose hope is in the LORD his God!*who made heaven!*& earth!*the sea!*& all that is in them!*who keeps faith forever!*who executes justice for the oppressed!*who gives food to the hungry!
(Psalm 146:1-7)
Blessed is he whose help is in God!*whose hope is in the LORD his God!*who made heaven!*& earth!*the sea!*& all that is in them!*who keeps faith forever!*who executes justice for the oppressed!*who gives food to the hungry!
(Psalm 146:1-7)
Blessed is he whose help is in God!*whose hope is in the LORD his God!*who made heaven!*& earth!*the sea!*& all that is in them!*who keeps faith forever!*who executes justice for the oppressed!*who gives food to the hungry!
(Psalm 146:1-7)
Blessed is he whose help is in God!*whose hope is in the LORD his God!*who made heaven!*& earth!*the sea!*& all that is in them!*who keeps faith forever!*who executes justice for the oppressed!*who gives food to the hungry!
(Psalm 146:1-7)
Blessed is he whose help is in God!*whose hope is in the LORD his God!*who made heaven!*& earth!*the sea!*& all that is in them!*who keeps faith forever!*who executes justice for the oppressed!*who gives food to the hungry!
(Psalm 146:1-7)
Blessed is he whose help is in God!*whose hope is in the LORD his God!*who made heaven!*& earth!*the sea!*& all that is in them!*who keeps faith forever!*who executes justice for the oppressed!*who gives food to the hungry!
(Psalm 146:1-7)
Blessed is he whose help is in God!*whose hope is in the LORD his God!*who made heaven!*& earth!*the sea!*& all that is in them!*who keeps faith forever!*who executes justice for the oppressed!*who gives food to the hungry!
(Psalm 146:1-7)
Blessed is he whose help is in God!*whose hope is in the LORD his God!*who made heaven!*& earth!*the sea!*& all that is in them!*who keeps faith forever!*who executes justice for the oppressed!*who gives food to the hungry!
(Psalm 146:1-7)
Blessed is he whose help is in God!*whose hope is in the LORD his God!*who made heaven!*& earth!*the sea!*& all that is in them!*who keeps faith forever!*who executes justice for the oppressed!*who gives food to the hungry!
(Psalm 146:1-7)
Blessed is he whose help is in God!*whose hope is in the LORD his God!*who made heaven!*& earth!*the sea!*& all that is in them!*who keeps faith forever!*who executes justice for the oppressed!*who gives food to the hungry!
(Psalm 146:1-7)
Blessed is he whose help is in God!*whose hope is in the LORD his God!*who made heaven!*& earth!*the sea!*& all that is in them!*who keeps faith forever!*who executes justice for the oppressed!*who gives food to the hungry!
(Psalm 146:1-7)
Blessed is he whose help is in God!*whose hope is in the LORD his God!*who made heaven!*& earth!*the sea!*& all that is in them!*who keeps faith forever!*who executes justice for the oppressed!*who gives food to the hungry!
(Psalm 146:1-7)
Blessed is he whose help is in God!*whose hope is in the LORD his God!*who made heaven!*& earth!*the sea!*& all that is in them!*who keeps faith forever!*who executes justice for the oppressed!*who gives food to the hungry!
(Psalm 146:1-7)
Blessed is he whose help is in God!*whose hope is in the LORD his God!*who made heaven!*& earth!*the sea!*& all that is in them!*who keeps faith forever!*who executes justice for the oppressed!*who gives food to the hungry!
(Psalm 146:1-7)
Blessed is he whose help is in God!*whose hope is in the LORD his God!*who made heaven!*& earth!*the sea!*& all that is in them!*who keeps faith forever!*who executes justice for the oppressed!*who gives food to the hungry!
(Psalm 146:1-7)
Blessed is he whose help is in God!*whose hope is in the LORD his God!*who made heaven!*& earth!*the sea!*& all that is in them!*who keeps faith forever!*who executes justice for the oppressed!*who gives food to the hungry!
(Psalm 146:1-7)
Blessed is he whose help is in God!*whose hope is in the LORD his God!*who made heaven!*& earth!*the sea!*& all that is in them!*who keeps faith forever!*who executes justice for the oppressed!*who gives food to the hungry!*AMEN!
(Psalm 146:1-7)
Blessed is he whose help is the God of Jacob!*whose hope is in the LORD his God!*who made heaven!*& earth!*the sea!*& all that is in them!*who keeps faith forever!
Psalm 146:1-7
(Put not your trust in a son of man!*in whom there is no salvation!*When his breath departs!*he returns to the earth!*on that very day his plans perish!)
(Psalm 146:1-7)
(I will sing praises to my God while I have my being!*Put not your trust in princes!*in a son of man!*in whom there is no salvation!)
(Psalm 146:1-7)
(Praise the LORD!*Praise the LORD!*O my soul!*I will praise the LORD as long as I live!)
(Psalm 146:1-7)
Psalm!*Put Not Your Trust in Princes!
(Psalm 146:1-7)
*Psalm!*Put Not Your Trust in Princes!
*(Praise the LORD!*Praise the LORD!*O my soul!*I will
(Psalm 146:1-7)
*DEAR BELOVED FRIENDS I AM STRIVING TO FEED MY SPIRIT TODAY WITH GOOD!*& LOVING THINGS!*& SHARING WITH ALL OF YOU SO WE GATHER GOOD NEWS WISDOM!*OBTAIN ENCOURAGEMENT!*& BE BOOSTED IN POSITIVE HOPE!*AMEN!
*DEAR BELOVED FRIENDS I AM TODAY WITH PRAYERS OF PEACE REMEMBERING 9/11!
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*DEAR BELOVED FRIENDS GOOD FRIDAY MORNING!
(Psalm 146:1-7)
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*DEAR BELOVED FRIENDS AROUND THE WORLD GOOD FRIDAY MORNING!
(Psalm 146:1-7)
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i wasted time by napping today, i feel like a lion that sleeps 18hrs a day, i think i had an active week and just catching up or lucid narcolepsy wkd long distance dedication
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Kees van Dongenoeuvres L'artisteIl n'a vu que des yeux dvors,Des mains immobiles, le peintre,De longues et vieilles mainsSans poids, sans vigueur,Des yeux insondablesO germe encore une ancienne flamme,Des yeux qui ont su pntrerL'me menue du monde,Un regard que ruine un chaos mystrieux.Que devine-t-il au loin, en cet ailleursInvisible nos sens mousssSon corps n'existe plus,Mordu par l'ombre.Seule s'active et bat et presque folle There won't be many left. Depending on how staunchly and extremely anti-AI you and (aspiring) server admins are, there won't be any left. Because it's technically impossible to set up a Fediverse server with absolutely no AI code underneath whatsoever.The Linux mainline kernel itself contains AI code now. It's officially allowed as long as it's disclosed as such. Thus, you will have to avoid literally all servers running on Linux.
NetBSD has very strict rules regarding AI-generated code. But it doesn't rule AI-generated code out out of principle because it's AI-generated it only wants to be safe that nothing that's actually GPL-licensed is slipped in. So, if you're an 100%, ultra-hardcode anti-AI extremist, avoid what few servers run on NetBSD.
OpenBSD contains AI-generated code, too. And it has no official stance regarding it. So servers running on OpenBSD are taboo, too.
FreeBSD has no stance on AI whatsoever that I could find. However, apparently, the FreeBSD community loves to integrate Claude Code into their systems for automation purposes:
But you'll also have to look at the userland, the Web server, the database driver etc.
MariaDB allows AI code. You can safely assume that all MySQL databases on Web servers out there are actually powered by MariaDB.
Oracle MySQL can integrate AI, so it's safe to assume it contains AI-generated code.
PostgreSQL probably allows AI code, too. There are even tools for it.
SQLite is very popular amongst AI users while not having any rules on AI-generated code. Assume it to be tainted.
This leaves you with only one choice: Self-hosting a personal, single-user snac2 server because snac2 doesn't need any database whatsoever. In fact, snac2 is staunchly against AI. And it runs on NetBSD.
But then there's the Web server. Apache may allow AI-generated code if it has been reviewed and made sure that it does not contain anything that's incompatible with the Apache-2.0 license.
nginx welcomes AI and advertises itself as ready for AI, and it takes no anti-AI-code stance. It's most likely already tainted.
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This basically leaves you with no Web server guaranteed to be 100% free from AI-generated code to run snac2 on. But that doesn't matter because it's impossible to build a Web server devoid of any AI code to install snac2 on.
By the way: Mastodon itself explicitly allows AI code if it's disclosed as such, and if its contributor understands it.
In other words, next to all Mastodon servers are running
- AI-generated Mastodon code
- on an AI-generated Web server
- with an AI-generated database driver
- on an AI-generated operating system kernel