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7d ago
> I still, while reading, am checking for any amount of AI used Im sorry for you. It must be hard to detach yourself with a fixation. I also cant help but spend my attention spotting where the magician is hiding the coin instead of tryin
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8d ago
True.. but now you have more devices to have to secure against attacks... Edit: this "feature" did save me when my home hosted vaultwarden died due to hdd failure.
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9d ago
Surely it is a sign of societal decadence that the idea of "ai" welfare/rights is even being entertained anywhere outside of fiction or standup comedy
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16d ago
I'm curious that every time BS buys up some we hear about all the criticism of them and never the funding/management model thay has powered saas for the past 15-20years. Its not like they are making high payout in the purchases. T
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17d ago
GTD, lifehacking, quantified self... all coolness of the 2000s biting us hard now
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17d ago
Is it a fact that when these devices come the process to unlock will remain the same?
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17d ago
I for one am excited to see the return of secret and hermetical societies to counter this idea of information scrapping
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21d ago
I assume there's a financial cost for doing this? I assume gold reserves in others coffers act as collateral so having them at home makes them a lot less useful financially useful?
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24d ago
Trending (again) on the day they say they may support pixel 11 after all: https://grapheneos.social/@GrapheneOS/117179231167297908
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Blue-Collar Jobs Are the New Flashpoint in Data-Center Fight
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28d ago
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28d ago
Works for me. Is this a geo-restriction?
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AI's memory crunch is coming for Android apps
(techcrunch.com)
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1mo ago
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1mo ago
This has always been an option pre-AI (block MS, block Google, etc). They never done that before why would they do that now?
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1mo ago
> repeatedly broke in to a room > rotated his MAC address Do you really think these details drastically change how people should judge his actions vs those of a corporation?
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1mo ago
Where you happen to be born is the only criteria for population diversity?
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1mo ago
> EDIT: and another thing! human interaction here focuses entirely on the living and the related. Why? Human connection can span all of humanity. And it should You don't think society has mostly trended towards "everyone but th
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1mo ago
How do you know it's low paid? Why not tip 100%? You seem very certain about parent invalid reason as well as your own assumptions. Please enlighten us
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2mo ago
What's the difference between this and how its been done till now? When sourcing you'd typical prepare a same request and email the supliers similarly looking emails and they - if interest on business - would respond and start a b
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2mo ago
> backlash is good Because pre-AI, slop didnt exist? At least in the past meaningful criticism involved much more than name calling. I guess criticism slop is a natural progression and matches low effort creative slop. 0 moral higher gro
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2mo ago
Id argue the true source of poor culture is this globalized bland/blended talking points and memes that propagate 24/7/365 over multimedia comunication. Boring "hipster" cafes found in burkina faso and new york is j
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2mo ago
Example of how easily humans are biased by the bubble they live in and start projecting assumptions everywhere (seemingly against their own interest). Please provide evidence of relationship of pi/earendil to peter thiel. I also sugges
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2mo ago
There's alot of overestimating on the need and value of "services". There's decades of teaching that service economy is the pinacle of advanced economies. Middle management bloat is "advanced service economy".
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2mo ago
https://gitnostr.com/
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2mo ago
Imo it is not controversial that intent to destroy evidence is ilegal is most reasonable jurisdictions. Now, is this what's at stake here? Evidence of what? Surely at some point, clear allegations need to me made for which the content
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2mo ago
Did run purity checks on alternatives? Because maybe you're just funneling money to larger and better PR-assisted "nazis"
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2mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bellamy_salute Buddhists didnt erase swastikas from their culture - its odd that others have such mindless reflex to reappropriate symbols
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I Tried Replacing Android with Linux
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While preservation and enablement of niche languages is enriching imho, another incentive for individualism - one person = one language - is just the destruction of the core value of human achievements. Another step towards a solarian[0] so
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2mo ago
Apparently nowadays in this globalized world how a single person opinion on their home country politics in a single election is meant to massively influence 8B people opinion and decision making across then entire planet, cultures and value
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2mo ago
Its funny because its deploying the same broad shunning mechanism the other side is accused of using
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