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by Zuiii 4y ago
Samsung's internet has a misguided "feature" where it will change some colors but not others when night/dark mode is active. Do not use it if you rely on accurate color reproduction. Expect a decease in usability (dark t
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by Zuiii 4y ago
And you think that's sufficient justification to do it to AI too? (And for whatever it's worth, I don't lie to my children. You shouldn't either.)
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by Zuiii 4y ago
What are the privacy implications of using peertube for the viewer? Is his IP address exposed to other viewers? Does peertube offer a way to shield viewers from one another?
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by Zuiii 4y ago
> Reddit shows all removed comments to authors as if they're publicly visible [8] This is not true. There are cases where comments are silently removed without any public indicator; To the author, it appears as if the comment is pos
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by Zuiii 4y ago
Reminds me how certain governments redefined mass surveillance then denied it.
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by Zuiii 4y ago
But when they do eventually figure it out, they end up hoping from one newly created account to another. Unless using new accounts are prohibitively expensive, and they usually aren't, then you'll end up just replacing one problem
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by Zuiii 4y ago
Are there any opensource projects attempting to build ChatGPT-like models like what Stablity has done? I want to run this locally.
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by Zuiii 4y ago
> Telegram launched a silly username auction that I won't link here. No worries, I'll do it for you: https://fragment.com Source: https://www.telegram.org/blog/topics-in-groups-collectible-u...
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by Zuiii 4y ago
This isn't about thunderbird specifically but I can't understand why companies keep making this mistake. They (1) mistake removing legitimately useful (sometimes even critical) features for "simplicity", and (2) copy the
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by Zuiii 4y ago
If I have a choice between fixing an issue locally vs interacting with a large upstream project - who tend to always have a Person B (someone who isn't equipped to handle the subject but will nontheless form a premature opinion and att
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by Zuiii 4y ago
This is really encouraging to know. I was thinking more along the line of electron apps and other local-first pwas rather than normal webpages where an 20MB increase is relatively insignificant compared to the benefits it provides (privacy,
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by Zuiii 4y ago
An iphone can be bought and emails can be registered without doxing yourself, so this info isn't strongly tied to your identity the same way a phone number is.
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by Zuiii 4y ago
Hey Mozilla! I would really, really, love a similar add-on that can summarize web pages for me. Many webpages write 10 minute articles that contain 30 seconds worth of information. An add on that can summarize wall-of-text comments and enti
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by Zuiii 4y ago
Please open a github issue and let them know.
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by Zuiii 4y ago
How doable would it be for devs to integrate local translations in their websites and webapps? Do you think we'd ever get to a point where we can include a single <script> tag and have access to this stuff?
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by Zuiii 4y ago
One and only one question: Can it limit video search to only the channels in my subscription list? Youtube seems to have had this feature at one point but it was removed. The only option is to search each channel specifically (a tedious tas
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by Zuiii 4y ago
How? when I try to backup my chats, whatsapp says my only option is to send them to google (i dont want to do that even if they're encrypted)
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by Zuiii 4y ago
Thank you for reminding me why I avoid Google services like the plague. Even relying on unmanaged apps on a single pet server is less risky than relying on Google. It's like playing russian roulette with your infra. Google Roulette.
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by Zuiii 4y ago
This argument applies just as much to cash as cryptocurrency and makes no sense.
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by Zuiii 4y ago
I always wanted a voice assistant but there's no way I'm having big tech listen in on me and my family 24/7 just to have one. Most non-tech family members I talked with about this share my opinion. THAT is why these assistant
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by Zuiii 4y ago
> The problem is when the novelty starts to wear out. Isn't the main feature of stable diffusion is that it doesn't?
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by Zuiii 4y ago
You are being downvoted but the point you make stands: there are a lot of people here who will jump at the opertunity to proclaim that crypto's only use is a ponzy scheme. That claim is not only objectively false, but they way they usu
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by Zuiii 4y ago
It doesn't include even the most basic of security features. It even lacks security pins which have become standard in all but the cheapest locks. The security this thing provides may make it adequate for securing a wardrobe, but it is