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by Habgdnv 2y ago
I am having problems switching to Linux because of my relatives and ignorant companies. One hard example is that all kids in my daughter school play roblox games, and roblox go to great extent to make sure you're on native windows with
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by Habgdnv 2y ago
But do insurers have a secret deal with the AV vendors? Someone is writing software that makes users and admins lives unbearable, and then denying any insurance claim if they find that this software is not installed on all computers. Its wi
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by Habgdnv 2y ago
It's incredibly frustrating to hear such blanket statements about .top domains! I have a .top domain specifically to teach my son about DNS, certificates, Active Directory, and more. Just because some misuse the TLD doesn't mean a
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by Habgdnv 2y ago
Imagine this scenario: When I was 18, I openly expressed my hatred for gay people and even reported someone to the police just because they were gay. Now, 60 years later, I’m 78. Society’s values have changed a lot, and those views are now
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by Habgdnv 2y ago
> What... does that mean? microsoft.com is legitimate website. The owner of microsoft.com however get your browsing history, reboot your PC during weekends when your rendering is almost complete, put random adware on your PC without aski
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by Habgdnv 3y ago
Unless you screw something, a different next token does not mean wrong answer. Examples: (80% of the time) The answer to the expression 2 + 2 is 4 (15% of the time) The answer to the expression 2 + 2 is Four (5% of the time) The answer
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by Habgdnv 3y ago
Well, it's public facing empty site. I am still trying to come up with a good first blog post. I keep it because it's custom asp app and I play with it. I don't have visitors yet. Only bots :)
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by Habgdnv 3y ago
In my personal (empty) blog my privacy statement starts with: "Unlike all others I do not value your privacy." I will just paste the rest of the whole privacy statement here: This website does not collect any personal informatio
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by Habgdnv 3y ago
I suggest this as a form of theoretical equilibrium, i know it won't happen. The question is about fairness. You work for these money, did not steal them. If you steal, the court can decide to take them from you, but mistakes happen an
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by Habgdnv 3y ago
Sorry for the long post, but I've got to vent about something... Near my office, it's almost impossible to pay with a card for food within a 1km radius. It's either cash or nothing, even though there's no shortage of pla
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by Habgdnv 3y ago
Don't say "alternate" like that! Have some respect. Windows is the most popular alternative OS to linux, right after macOS.
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by Habgdnv 3y ago
It is required by law because this is part of the language. So not to break the language. It is in most slavic countries. I think Russia is the biggest one. Female surname - ova/ska, male - ov/ski. Check in google translate "
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by Habgdnv 3y ago
I copied the image on the right into all possible AIs that i found on the net. They all told the that it is a vase with flowers. Even the most primitive. Something seems off here. Maybe they trained a model that is able to see "hidden&
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by Habgdnv 3y ago
This whole thing feels like a "right to repair" situation to me. When I pull up a website, it's like it lands in my yard. If it's so jam-packed with ads that I can't find what I need, it's like it's broken
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by Habgdnv 3y ago
Ah, this takes me back! I remember the days before Facebook, YouTube, and heck, even before Google was a thing. Anyone else remember using Altavista? Those were simpler times online. When you opened a webpage, it was all about the content –
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by Habgdnv 3y ago
Isn't it time for a big lawsuit against some large ISPs (like Verizon) for allowing Sony to scam people like that? If there are 2 people scammed, Sony can get away with a warning, but if there is 3th - they should disconnect all Sony r
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by Habgdnv 3y ago
Professional writers might get wrongly flagged by AI detectors because these AIs are trained on well-written articles. So, if an AI and a professional writer both write about something like SpaceX, they could end up sounding very similar. T
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by Habgdnv 3y ago
And just in case - I am not that weirdo that just refuses google. No - I have google account, youtube premium, etc. But my google account is with my own email and not with gmail.com. I have microsoft, twitter/X, facebook, amazon, every
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by Habgdnv 3y ago
I initially wrote a much longer comment, detailing multiple instances like these from just the past few months. But then I just deleted it because it will be too long. As for them - They will just tell "huh, he is hacker and can send f
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by Habgdnv 3y ago
I wholeheartedly support digitization, having been involved in the realms of development, system administration, and everything computer-related since my early days. However, what irks me is when I'm bound to use products or services f
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by Habgdnv 3y ago
Could you please specify which country you are referring to where individuals are legally entitled to keep their phone number? Thank you!
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by Habgdnv 3y ago
I doubt it. In fact, due to human activity, Earth may be the only planet that can't support intelligent life in a sustainable way. Even if we were to discover intelligent life on earth, it might not survive long in our current internet
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by Habgdnv 3y ago
GitLab supports ipv6, but just not out of the box. My private gitlab instance is v6 only. I had problems with the updates in the beginning because because the official repo was not on V6 but I think they fixed it some years ago. (I am not g
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by Habgdnv 3y ago
I recently tried to deploy GitLab from scratch on an IPv6-only network, and the initial experience was anything but smooth. I was met with an exception right in the console during the initial setup. GitLab attempted to obtain a Let's E
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by Habgdnv 3y ago
Imagine that I write my CV in a plain .txt file, but then add it to self-extracting rar and send it to you. If you open the file with notepad it will be kind of unreadable. If you execute it, you can read the .txt file. Did you just broke m
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by Habgdnv 3y ago
Don't just blindly accept or reject what the model is giving you. On one side, these are just tools, but on the other side they are powerful tools. The more you know the programming language, libraries, frameworks, design patterns, etc
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by Habgdnv 3y ago
This vulnerability doesn't impact routers with default settings (according to the post). The vulnerability only arises when a router is specifically configured to function as an endpoint device in IPv6, rather than its default setting
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by Habgdnv 3y ago
I was just going to say that for the past year I (my server for the whole family) sent maybe 10 messages to google and I personally received at least 15 spam messages from gmail with SEO offers and other kind of spam.
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by Habgdnv 3y ago
I just set up a brand new server with a never-before-used IP address. I set up SPF, DMARC, and DKIM, created a brand new account with a fake name, and sent an email to my Gmail account. Within 3 seconds of being in transit, the email landed
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by Habgdnv 4y ago
If I write a small program using OpenCV (and maybe Unity), that tracks a pinball across a table for my personal enjoyment at home, and the police decided to utilize this technology to identify suspects, the question arises: should the aggri

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