Gander5739

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by Gander5739 2mo ago
If the output can't be trusted, and you use another llm whose output can't be trusted to check the untrusted output of the first llm, then you're back where you started.
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by Gander5739 2mo ago
And people complain about cloudflare/anubis/etc. Unfortunately, it's looking like this is the alternative.
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by Gander5739 2mo ago
They wrote about it here: https://xeiaso.net/blog/2025/avoiding-becoming-peg-dependenc...
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by Gander5739 2mo ago
Rate limiting is ineffective against rotating residential proxies, though
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by Gander5739 2mo ago
Why would you buy a phone to run as a server anyway? If you really want linux you can root the phone and chroot.
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Halcyon Video – a 3D video store for your media server(github.com)
72 points by Gander5739 2mo ago|16 comments
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by Gander5739 2mo ago
I'm aware. But I've never found it difficult to get a phone with an unlocked bootloader. Also, to my knowledge, bootloader locking is more common in the US.
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by Gander5739 2mo ago
Well, there's various linux options like postmarketOS. So long as you have the fundamental freedom, that is, an unlocked bootloader, everything else follows. If you decide to write a new OS for a phone, notning is stopping you.
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by Gander5739 2mo ago
I would be impressed if you could link to some human generated music that everyone will agree is good.
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by Gander5739 2mo ago
https://xkcd.com/1162/
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by Gander5739 2mo ago
https://xkcd.com/331/
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by Gander5739 2mo ago
> you can't just buy a smartphone and install any operating system like you can with an actual computer, despite technically being one. What's stopping you from buying a phone, unlocking the bootloader, and flashing whatever RO
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by Gander5739 2mo ago
You might find this guide helpful: https://guides.viren070.me/selfhosting/oracle
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by Gander5739 2mo ago
You could have a look at https://freehosts.eu/ ; but I haven't tried myself, so I couldn't tell whether it's legitimate or not.
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by Gander5739 2mo ago
You can't use them on the Always Free tier, but if you have a PAYG account you can spin up free instances (free so long as you stay within the limits).
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by Gander5739 2mo ago
But lineageos, grapheneos etc. are based on AOSP and do run on actual phones.
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by Gander5739 2mo ago
You can root it if you really want (and if the bootloader is unlocked)
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by Gander5739 2mo ago
On the latter point, the GP is not entirely accurate. Any citizen could be expelled, so long as they had the greatest number of people vote to expel them. The practice was known as Ostracism ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
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by Gander5739 2mo ago
> everyone has the same 24 hours of attention to sell In general, I agree with what you wrote, but I think advertisers will value "attention" differently based on your purchasing power; not all ad views are equal.
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by Gander5739 2mo ago
Horses and carts didn't need to be banned to become obsolete.
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by Gander5739 2mo ago
> We could really use some fresh air in our political system with more participation by the actual society Sentiments like this always make me think of https://xkcd.com/977/ (under Goode Homolosine).
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by Gander5739 2mo ago
It wasn't an option because people weren't willing to pay. A bit tautological, I know, but it simply wasn't a viable way to fund content. Think how many people use google versus paying for kagi.
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by Gander5739 2mo ago
If you're privacy-minded, I suggest Librewolf.
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by Gander5739 2mo ago
Probably because most people don't care.
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by Gander5739 2mo ago
Hosting isn't the expensive part, maintaining mediawiki is. For example, unifying the parser for the markup language: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Parsoid/Parser_Unification/en
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by Gander5739 2mo ago
Well, I didn't know the term until I looked it up just now (though the meaning was obvious enough). It appears to be a US term.
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by Gander5739 2mo ago
> [Japanese] also has words with opposite meanings These are known as contronyms ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contronym ).
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by Gander5739 2mo ago
Github for lesbians: https://xkcd.com/624/
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by Gander5739 2mo ago
Apologies, then, I misinterpreted > That [solution] just entertains the false justification for what is ultimately about surveillance and control.
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by Gander5739 2mo ago
But the commenter's original suggestion, that "apps and websites ... simply include a recommended age", is privacy preserving, no?

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