Zenul_Abidin

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by Zenul_Abidin 7d ago
The correct answer.
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by Zenul_Abidin 8d ago
It's wild that there are people out there who hate a technology that can literally work for them .
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by Zenul_Abidin 8d ago
Where were all of these protests for social media?
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by Zenul_Abidin 10d ago
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by Zenul_Abidin 11d ago
Hence why E2EE is so important, and where feasible, only accessible by you and not the other party
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by Zenul_Abidin 11d ago
SSl certificates for websites probably should be out of scope for sanctions
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by Zenul_Abidin 13d ago
Basically, continuously building out compute is costing these labs enormous amounts of money, which VCs and other companies have been bankrolling in order for them to develop powerful models. So if the new models they can develop right now
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by Zenul_Abidin 13d ago
Will someone please think about Dario?
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by Zenul_Abidin 15d ago
Wow, interesting! How is the performance compared to rclone though?
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by Zenul_Abidin 17d ago
Who on earth is bringing smart glasses inside prison buildings?
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by Zenul_Abidin 17d ago
Exactly
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by Zenul_Abidin 17d ago
So when the government doesn't want to be tracked, suddenly it's dangerous
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by Zenul_Abidin 19d ago
Still won't help them get out of a relegation fight.
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by Zenul_Abidin 1mo ago
This is silly. It would destroy traffic to their site significantly
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by Zenul_Abidin 1mo ago
To make reality comply with a specific government's jurisdiction is such an absurd proposition, that people would've laughed at someone 100 years ago if they suggested this as a practical option.
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by Zenul_Abidin 2mo ago
Similar bug to the one that plagued Codex until 3 months ago.
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by Zenul_Abidin 2mo ago
Many years ago, I used Learn OpenGL to learn about graphics. It's good to see that it's getting some love now.
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by Zenul_Abidin 2mo ago
This is why Dario has always wanted more regulation on AI. So that Anthropic would benefit from it.
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by Zenul_Abidin 2mo ago
They probably use Apple Intelligence and Siri inside their iPhones, which are now powered by ChatGPT as well. So that's pretty much everyone
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by Zenul_Abidin 2mo ago
Were they arrested? This definitely sounds illegal.
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by Zenul_Abidin 2mo ago
I unsubscribed from LinkedIn emails but they still send me emails of people I should connect with. Now debating whether I should delete it altogether.
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by Zenul_Abidin 2mo ago
This is what I want to know too. I already gave them my ID, and I won't be happy if they put more barriers to my usage
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by Zenul_Abidin 3mo ago
I have been wondering why my battery dies quickly when I have codex open, even in my tray I only noticed the CPU spike with Process Explorer also in my tray.
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by Zenul_Abidin 3mo ago
I've been bitten by this bug for several days, to the point where I had had to write a script to delete the WAL so that my server would stop getting locked up from a lack of disk space from codex logging. You can find it here: https:&
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by Zenul_Abidin 6mo ago
I had to set up a Windows laptop for work... and you guessed it, it badgered me for a Microsoft account. No bypasses working since it was in S Mode. Ended up just logging in on my personal account and then scrubbing it after. I also got rid
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by Zenul_Abidin 8mo ago
I rolled out a home-made backup script in Powershell - just a wrapper around wbadmin that backs up an entire system image and the a standard "Backup and Restore" backup on an external disk once I plugged it in. I even signed it an
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by Zenul_Abidin 8mo ago
It was not compromised a few days ago, that's just when the attack was disclosed. The actual compromise and exploitation happened months ago for several weeks.
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by Zenul_Abidin 8mo ago
That wouldn't work because Windows doesn't understand url-encoded sequences.
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by Zenul_Abidin 8mo ago
Old notepad is still there, it's just in System32 and you have to disable app execution alias for notepad.exe (apps > advanced app settings > app execution aliases)
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by Zenul_Abidin 8mo ago
How did they regress to HTTP from HTTPS?

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