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by Fnoord 11mo ago
Or it shows the person stands behind their company, and isn't shy to take the responsibility.
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by Fnoord 11mo ago
http-only makes it also very easy to sniff for LE if they decide to. This allows them to get knowledge about cases. Like, they could be scanning it with their own AI tool for all we know. In a free country with proper LE, this would neither
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Cellebrite Completes Acquisition of Corellium(cellebrite.com)
1 points by Fnoord 11mo ago|0 comments
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Cellebrite to Acquire Corellium(corellium.com)
16 points by Fnoord 11mo ago|1 comments
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by Fnoord 11mo ago
Those who crawled the web without consent, and then put their LLM in a blackbox without attribution, with secret prompt and secret weights -- ie. all of this without giving back, while creating tons of Co2. Those are the leeches.
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by Fnoord 11mo ago
I guess I agree (used to be a massive 90's EBM collector together with my ex, though I kind of got out of the loop of EBM end of 00's / start of 10's). Seeing a Woob album from 1994 recommended a few comments below <3
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by Fnoord 11mo ago
I guess Mozilla also wants to jump on the AI bandwagon. Out of the five options available, only one is European (the one I am using). What I don't like is how I cannot add my own custom endpoint. What if I run Mistral locally (with Oll
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by Fnoord 11mo ago
For just text there's Usenet, Freenet, Mastodon. Though these work for more than merely text. I suppose something like this with git and source code exists on Tor. During the Arab Spring and Hong Kong protests, Bluetooth was used to sh
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by Fnoord 11mo ago
This website is very liberal with regards to freedom of speech, and while hosted in USA it isn't part of FAMAG, and non-partisan. While the USA is under attack from radical right, it has been before (Dubya). The thing with citizens of
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by Fnoord 11mo ago
A good reason to move away from GitHub is it is from Microsoft (FAMAG; a company who kissed Trump's ring). Sourcehut is hosted in The Netherlands, and Codeberg in Germany.
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by Fnoord 11mo ago
Of course it is a thing when the country of their nationality is committing genocide, and an authoritarian government. > A valid question, but what does that have to do with the ethnic background or citizenship of the distro makers? Allo
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by Fnoord 11mo ago
Baseball isn't popular world-wide. The most popular game here is football (that sport which USA calls soccer). Darts would be a funny way to make the analogy. It is very much a sport performed by people from the low class, since it is
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by Fnoord 11mo ago
There was hardly any judgement, except 'unfortunately'. Regardless, there are people who want to avoid distributions made by Russians. Are builds reproducible? Where do these people reside? Could be important.
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by Fnoord 11mo ago
The proof is in the pudding: > PikaOS Linux is a Linux distribution based on Debian's cutting-edge "Unstable" branch [...] [1] Trademark and reach. Gaming distributions don't run a stable version of Linux distribution
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by Fnoord 11mo ago
> Can you share your half-serious indicies? I already shared them. The Democracy Index is by The Economist [1]. The USA was #28 there (2024), well below Scandinavian countries, Switzerland, and well below Germany, The Netherlands, United
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by Fnoord 11mo ago
Yep, in fafs in 2021. Pew 2015: 8th. gsod 2023: 28th. On all of the freedoms, USA tends to do best on freedom of speech. But how can you say such, when the press has less freedom than in other rich West countries? Isn't that counter in
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by Fnoord 11mo ago
'Being proud that he say' [sic]. You're not even a native English speaker, are you, 'greg'? First you say freedom of speech is about after the speech (it is about before the speech, as after that the law is applied
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by Fnoord 11mo ago
The US Constitution. What a beautiful piece of paper, such a nice theory. Yet your current president is circumventing Congress. Your president is bullying states. You don't even have a functional popular vote. Your SCOTUS is dysfunctio
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by Fnoord 11mo ago
Is up a lot, yes. It all goes slowww. But it is moving forward. You would need a tough screening regardless. Defense is very picky about their contractors. But I can give a hint where the money comes from: 3,5% of BBP has to be for defense,
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by Fnoord 11mo ago
If as journalist or activist this is what you quote: > Czech MEP Markéta Gregorová called the Council’s position “a disappointment…Chat Control…opens the way to blanket scanning of our messages.” From this translation: https:/&#x2F
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by Fnoord 11mo ago
'Mean tweets' is such an empty meaning. Come with examples. It is on paper very easy to break the law via speech. If I post something here about how I want to reward a murder on a certain politician (or want to do it myself), I ca
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by Fnoord 11mo ago
If it was submitted 14 hours ago that is start of night in Europe (the target market). So the 9-5 target market was mostly asleep, while USA was getting home from work. China was getting awake. If the article was submitted 5-6 hours earlier
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by Fnoord 11mo ago
They also have the 'tyr 4' [1]. It doesn't have to compete on price 1:1. Ever since Trump took office, the Europeans woke up on their dependence on USA who they no longer regard as a reliable partner. This counts for defense
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by Fnoord 11mo ago
Since you mentioned you love that, I will mention this netfilter packet flowchart by Jan Engelhardt [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File%3ANetfilter-packet-flow.s...
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by Fnoord 11mo ago
They want two adults (for example dad and daughter, or grandma and dad) to rent separate single bedrooms, yes with their own private space, own TV, etc. The price of two of such single rooms is higher than one double. The room for two peopl
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by Fnoord 11mo ago
> We’ve been made to believe that the greatest fight of our generation is to destroy everything our forefathers left us: tradition, privacy, sovereignty, the free market, and free speech. Read: "Hi, I'm a right-wing populist.&q
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by Fnoord 11mo ago
Wayland is fantastic, but it requires some external tools for some non-default (seemingly 'simple') utilization. Therein lies double work, devs scratching their itch in whatever programming language they prefer, sure. The most pop
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by Fnoord 11mo ago
FBI recommends using an ad blocker (2022) (ic3.gov) posted Sept 8, 2024, 230 comments [1] Another fun one: Signal is the No. 1 downloaded app in the Netherlands. But why? | TechCrunch, from March 2 2025 [1] https://news.ycombinat
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by Fnoord 11mo ago
> In what way would it discourage you and your friend(s) from booking a standard twin room, if they don't tell you there's no bathroom door? (They regard it as cheapskating/cheating.) Very simple: by making it the status q
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by Fnoord 11mo ago
wasd is that, and then 1-9 (tho 9 and such is hard to reach) for the weapons/spells/tools, with keys near wasd for other binds, and the mouse for free look, autorun, shoot, and alt with scrollwheel for swapping weapon, too. This w

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