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by Semaphor 11mo ago
In a non-adversial context (so when the author isn't disclosing it, but also not actively trying to hide it), AI image detection is giving me great results. I think (currently) the problems are more about text, or post processing of ot
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by Semaphor 11mo ago
For those who are wondering what Line is, it’s a Japanese messenger turned super-app [0] > Line became Japan's largest social network in 2013 and is used by over 70% of the population as of 2023; it is also popular mainly in Indones
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by Semaphor 11mo ago
Not all. Not even close to all. There are tons with no or no mandatory (e. g. Obsidian) subscription. And there are also tons with no forced or any AI (though plugins by the community kinda to show that many users do want AI)
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by Semaphor 11mo ago
Offers essentially everything VS does + everything ReSharper does. I switched after years of using VS + R#, and have never looked back.
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by Semaphor 11mo ago
It does mention music in the quoted part though. And even regarding goodnotes, it’s a choice to use a tool like that. There are *many* note taking apps.
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by Semaphor 11mo ago
It’s a descision everyone makes, in almost all cases (okay, maybe only in few mobile app cases) "ownable" alternatives exist. > You don’t really own your apps, your music, or even your tools anymore This is the more general sta
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by Semaphor 11mo ago
No, it’s specifically about (mostly) verbatim producing big chunks of lyrics in the output. The court PR specifically mentioned memorization, retaining training data, multiple times.
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by Semaphor 11mo ago
There's a browser extension to solve them. Buster.
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by Semaphor 11mo ago
Included in kindle unlimited, I think that's the most expensive KU book I've seen at 8.68€ normal price
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by Semaphor 11mo ago
320 vs FLAC: unless you are both a mutant and audiophile with the right equipment, you won't hear any difference at all. It's purely for archival purposes for me, that I have the "originals" or as close as possible. Lega
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by Semaphor 11mo ago
> actually, which makes me wonder why I'm keeping all these FLACs around Sometime last year, I actually redownloaded all my BC files, and reripped all my CDs (had to re-do genres, but that was fine, I wanted cleaner genres anyway).
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by Semaphor 11mo ago
If you are into that, that’s good, but that’s the exact opposite of making my life easier ;)
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by Semaphor 11mo ago
I recently looked into beets, but it seems it’s focused on automation, is that correct? I often buy stuff that has just been released, and that’s not yet in any database, so no automation works. My current workflow is download, unzip and ma
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by Semaphor 11mo ago
No, and since they broke language searching in December 2024, it got even worse. I still use it because those are not very relevant for me, but it’s a shame.
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by Semaphor 11mo ago
Quick google (on my phone, so not certain) says it works with microg as of August
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by Semaphor 11mo ago
Not that I understand it, but AFAIK that's cryptography doing it's thing. And using someone else's Id and password is the same as every method of auth
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by Semaphor 11mo ago
Should all be open, but I don't know for sure. Works with ungoogled android unless something changed. https://github.com/Governikus/AusweisApp
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by Semaphor 11mo ago
You don't need to, that's the thing. The site requests "are you over 18" and you use your ID to prove it without them getting any other information from it. Requires a phone with NFC, but the app is open source
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by Semaphor 11mo ago
Our German national ID supports just verifying that you are over age X, with no other info given.
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by Semaphor 11mo ago
Honestly, not just ad networks. It’s also publishers. We tried 2 major non-google ad networks. The amount of scams and borderline scams were crazy. And apparently asking for some quality control is complicated. Even with google and ad-excha
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by Semaphor 11mo ago
Maybe I’m not using enough of them, because I’ve never had issues with uBo. Or it’s because I use 3rd party script blocking.
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by Semaphor 11mo ago
Or you could use an adblocker.
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by Semaphor 11mo ago
> You should filter out authors from the input books in the output. No, or at least make it configurable. I’d agree for series, but not for Authors, just because I once read a book by someone doesn’t mean I even know they have other stuf
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by Semaphor 11mo ago
Recent versions? Because we deployed Nextcloud, I have been using and comparing OnlyOffice and Collabora for a bit, LibreOffice has been getting quite some work for presentations over the last year. My boss has issues with presentation edit
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by Semaphor 11mo ago
We used to have nettle salad as a kid. IIRC if you cut them fine enough, they stop stinging or something like that. Can’t quite remember, so maybe DYOR before you make a salad ;)
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by Semaphor 11mo ago
Ah, that sucks :( Stuff I "created" is still saved, but it’s mostly angsty teenager poems.
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by Semaphor 11mo ago
That has a *lot* of random images I downloaded. From street art, over those "priceless" memes people used to make. All in The videos directly there are a bunch of internet famous things, some of them in German: Basshunter_Boten_An
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by Semaphor 11mo ago
Ah, XiaoXiao. Under the amazingly named `E:\Storage\Old\Fun\old\XiaoXiao` I have fight (xiaoxiao1).avi, XiaoXiao_City_Plaza.swf, and xiaoxiao2.swf - xiaoxiao9.swf
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by Semaphor 1y ago
You are mistaken.
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by Semaphor 1y ago
Yeah, went with that as well. It’s blazingly fast compared to NC.

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