Aachen

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by Aachen 4mo ago
I'm a fool for thinking that MiMo, in the context of Xiaomi who makes WiFi equipment (smartphones and routers), would be about network technology to manage parallel data streams (multiple inputs, multiple outputs https://en.
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by Aachen 4mo ago
Missing the zeroth option in the "doing Fn right" suggestion list: don't use Fn . I have a keyboard here with a handful of extra keys at the top which do all these functions that the author is showing as Fn functions on thei
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by Aachen 4mo ago
And zero click (but download a malicious file, point your config to it in a roundabout way, and trigger the configured shortcut) was also a honest mistake?
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by Aachen 4mo ago
You're saying that you need the permission level that you're trying to attain in order to exploit this?
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by Aachen 4mo ago
> either the attacker to modify configuration files, or the user to click on a malicious shortcut. don't you mean "x and y" instead of "either x or y"? It's not triggered by a default-configured shortcut, yo
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by Aachen 4mo ago
RCE... not really. CE yes, but the Code being Executed needs to be separately supplied and you need local permissions so there is nothing Remote about it. It's not that you exploit Np++ upon opening your malicious file or so (and even
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by Aachen 4mo ago
So to-the-point that it comes with a table of contents. Idk if it needs saying that ToCs have legitimate uses, but the number of search results and blog posts having one since ~2022 is, eh, interesting. You come for whatever the headline wa
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by Aachen 5mo ago
(2021)
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by Aachen 5mo ago
Is that a question?
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by Aachen 5mo ago
I need to turn on location access for all software on my system globally to read the battery status of a device over Bluetooth. These "could be used for" warnings are nice and all, but usually goes beyond what makes sense. Proposi
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by Aachen 5mo ago
That makes sense to me. Guess one might say the same for game icons and other such files that lay around in disks, but yeah maybe it's as simple as that
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by Aachen 5mo ago
Arguably, but that's not the point. Take image (e.g. png) files on a CD-ROM shipped by a game vendor, which can be trivially copied even by my grandma. That doesn't move the game vendor to release them as freely distributable unde
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by Aachen 5mo ago
Weights are not copyrightable?! Are you sure that isn't about LLMs' outputs? There I know there have been some court cases that say this, but the model itself is a work created in intricate and somewhat creative ways (I hesitate t
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by Aachen 5mo ago
"Small" models are the ones I can run myself on my own terms. LLMs aren't useful enough for me to justify spending hundreds of euros on a GPU with 16GB VRAM or something, and that's assuming I have the rest of the deskto
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by Aachen 5mo ago
Google's "free" is and was ad-supported, even if some products now have a paid tier. These models don't include ads. Doesn't seem like the same underlying reason
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by Aachen 5mo ago
Could say the same for camera processing in the Pixel Camera app or any other binary someone wants to re-use that comes included in a software distribution (seemingly for 'free'). They can't lock the instructions up on the se
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by Aachen 5mo ago
> the current administration is so erratic that paired with Finland's recent rejection of neutrality and ascension into NATO Not sure if this is what you mean, the comment is rather confusing to me (Finland was ever neutral? Between
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by Aachen 5mo ago
Alas, I read your comment only now that Youtube is shoring up its gatekeeping once again and they require signing up for a Google account to "prove" I'm not a bot :/ Thanks for the link anyhow! I'll store it for whe
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by Aachen 5mo ago
> I wouldn't trust anything like that in Germany [...] Hacking is illegal, so if the police find out you hacked and can prove it, they will arrest you and you will be convicted, period. This is rather hilarious to read as a reply to
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by Aachen 5mo ago
If it's anything like the Dutch or German infosec agencies, "worst of both worlds" is about as far from the truth as you can get. Maybe it works that way in Saudi Arabia but it's not "reporting yourself" here
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by Aachen 5mo ago
> (hopefully, presumably, with your government acting as the gatekeeper) Exactly, that gatekeeper role is what's the difference here. Do you give all data to another country and ask them for pieces back as needed (whenever someone w
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by Aachen 5mo ago
Might as well ask how to equalise the cost of letting someone live instead of taking their possessions The price should be whatever it costs you when including all cost factors¹. A competitive market is an attempt at a system (no central co
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by Aachen 5mo ago
Where did you find it? Wikipedia only links IMDB and they have everything from plot info to production company to revenue to screenshots but not the obvious question anyone would have: how to actually watch it
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by Aachen 5mo ago
> things that would be scams (handing a laptop to a stranger to hold) are pretty common and work. You don't think the "friend" of this hardware shop owner wanted to see if someone manages to track it down to that holding p
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by Aachen 5mo ago
I couldn't tell if the screenshot was from an LLM or the post office's website. It sure looks like what a post office would say so I'm inclined to think that's not autogenerated. A total ban on anything containing lithiu
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by Aachen 5mo ago
If someone asks me about macroeconomic decisions and I don't feel like I can make a choice that sufficiently oversees the consequences and so I vote blank, I don't necessarily want to be thought of as having supported whatever end
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by Aachen 5mo ago
Or they couldn't vote (besides work and caretaking, Wikipedia mentions that a few thousand's ballots were invalid before the vote even started due to an accounting error), or they thought "don't give our neighbors the fi
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by Aachen 5mo ago
You leave it to others if you choose not to vote, yes, but you didn't vote , neither implicitly nor explicitly. It doesn't allow one to add you to the tally of voters for yes or no as the person above did
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by Aachen 5mo ago
> Maybe you can help illuminate something that confused me about the result of the referendum. I thought it was worded such that voting yes would lead to a committee determining the details, and that that would lead to a second referendu
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by Aachen 5mo ago
If there are no good options to migrate to, that doesn't provide a way out. And, as a migrant, that's ignoring the cost of migration (e.g. the decades it takes to lose a speech accent and not be seen as "the foreigner",

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