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by RIMR 6mo ago
Can you point to any reputable reports or specific commits that suggest that these companies are trying to plant malware in OpenClaw? Or did you just see "China" and decide it must be malicous? (This is a rhetorical question, I al
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by RIMR 6mo ago
I'm confused, you call this "misleading" then quote the claim, but say it's "what [you'd] expect to find in modern browser fingerprinting code". So what is it? Misleading, or exactly what you expected to f
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by RIMR 6mo ago
It is also the number at which your reproduction exceeds that of only replacing your own life. This is very important to some parents to leave the world with more people in it.
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by RIMR 7mo ago
I bet some guy with a ton of badges on his suit is asking the exact question in some Pentagon boardroom right now.
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by RIMR 7mo ago
Oh wow, they really are telling people to bypass the cert warning! It's a shame that the average layperson won't understand how breathtakingly stupid this is, because more people need to be paying attention to the staggering incom
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by RIMR 7mo ago
Look, when I forget to renew the cert on my Jellyfin server, like 4 people suffer. When the DoD forgets to renew the cert for their cybersecurity download website AND can't figure what a A TLS cert even is (calling it a "TSSL Cert
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by RIMR 7mo ago
I'm betting Kuwaebashi covers that.
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by RIMR 7mo ago
"Don't speak ill of the dead"? How about "Don't be a bad person when you're alive"?
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by RIMR 7mo ago
This is hopefully an exciting time to consider a Motorola device, since they are partnering with GrapheneOS, but I worry that Google will block Google Play Services on any device that doesn't comply, so this might actually be a demoral
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by RIMR 7mo ago
I am not happy about this, but as long as advanced Android users can still turn this off and keep it off, we're still in a better place than iOS. Even though I understand the design decisions here, I think we're going about this t
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by RIMR 7mo ago
I can appreciate that this verdict is a win for freedom, while also finding the footnote that Afroman is not pro-freedom quite useful.
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by RIMR 7mo ago
Quote posts (dunk feature). Auto-tagging, which allows you to tag users based on who they follow. (shame feature)
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by RIMR 7mo ago
Making up details of the incident doesn't help either. They didn't eat anything, a cop just did a double-take at the lemon pound cake, and Afroman wrote a song about how they wanted to eat it.
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by RIMR 7mo ago
You absolutely did consent to this. https://www.ycombinator.com/legal/ See: User Content Transmitted Through the Site
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by RIMR 7mo ago
Yeah, but even "harmless" bets like the one you describe are too easy to rig. Who is to say that someone who works on Conan's show won't have some influence over the programming and intentionally steer the show so that t
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by RIMR 7mo ago
"locked down by default" This is not an honest portrayal of iOS. iOS is locked down period. "By default" makes it seem like there's a choice involved anywhere, and there isn't.
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by RIMR 7mo ago
I think it's important to remember that decentralization is a barrier to having control over your data. If you're going to participate in these systems, you should treat everything you do as permanent, because by design you will n
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by RIMR 7mo ago
To be honest, I was never entirely on board with Jay's almost exclusively cryptocurrency background. I think she's done an acceptable job as CEO, but I have also felt that leadership at Bluesky was never good enough to see legitim
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by RIMR 7mo ago
This is an oversimplification. When people talk about wanting "free support", they mean that they want support included with the price of the product (no extra charges), but you're still going to get what you paid for, and ex
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by RIMR 7mo ago
The president has no authority to rename the Department of Defense, but he and his administration demand consensus under the threat of legal consequences. Just as one example, they threatened Google when they didn't immediately rename
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by RIMR 8mo ago
Damn, the IDF got this guy mid-sentence...
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by RIMR 8mo ago
Especially for a tool that only work on macOS and iPhone, and only serves one purpose. Pretty much every developer out there has some kind of tooling that does this already, that also does more. This is a cool little project, but I cannot i
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by RIMR 8mo ago
I am not a big fan of AI-generated educational content, mostly because it's a great way to confidently learn falsehoods and misconceptions. I would prefer to learn from a reliable and reputable source. I am also not a big fan of trying
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by RIMR 8mo ago
Okay, but what are you actually proposing? This genie isn't going back in the bottle.
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by RIMR 8mo ago
Oh wow, a true statement on a government website. I'm sure they'll take it down within a day.
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by RIMR 8mo ago
I mean, yeah, if you specifically like lighting off fireworks at the gas station, you should buy your own gas station, make sure it's far away from any other structures, ensure that the gas tanks and lines are completely empty, and the
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by RIMR 8mo ago
Hey, so this pretty much looks like a Tailscale rip-off. Not a competitor, but a straight-up ripoff in the worst possible way. Tailscale has LONG used Pangolins as a mascot ( https://tailscale.com/blog/network-pangolins
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by RIMR 8mo ago
It would be really helpful if I knew how this thing was configured. I am certain you could write a soul.md to create the most obstinate, uncooperative bot imaginable, and that this bot would be highly effective at preventing third parties f
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by RIMR 8mo ago
I mean, it's literally a repo belonging to NEAR AI.
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by RIMR 8mo ago
Optimism is a luxury for those who won't be the ones paying for the mistake.

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