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by Zuiii 3y ago
That's unfortunate. Hurray for RSS I guess.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Also blame OS vendors refusal to standardize on the graphical GUI equivalent of stdio/ascii. All I want is bare-minimal GUI support (pixel placement and "pointer" events. That's all. Instead we get apple, google, microso
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by Zuiii 3y ago
I've been wondering. What does defederation do exactly? Does it only block posting from the defederated instance or does it block both posting and browsing too? Blocking interactions would be understandable but also blocking read-only
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by Zuiii 3y ago
> In any event, bringing shitty practices from another industry into ML doesn't seem worth supporting. Why is this still an issue for you? All players made licensing blunders in the past and the fine folks behind falcon seem to have
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by Zuiii 3y ago
This argument makes no sense. People relicense software all the time and the lawyers are usually fine with it (especially when the terms are more favorable). What am I missing here?
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by Zuiii 3y ago
So violate them they should. Realistically, I'm sure there's a loophole they can leverage to achieve these. The EU is a major party to the WIPO and other members will likely be open to "renegotiating" if the alternative
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Really I thought they doubled down. If this is true then this is very good news.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Does Kbin enforce developer beliefs on downstream admins and users like how lemmy enforces[1] a hard-coded "slur" filter? If it doesn't, then it sounds promising and I see why reddit is afraid. 1: https://github.c
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by Zuiii 3y ago
I don't think they want to grow in that sense. And since this stuff is federated, you can use any other instance to subscribe to and interact with your subs.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
There is no universe where governments will make the mistake of allowing something like the browser CA to come with into existence without "oversight" twice. That the browser CA still exists independently is nothing short of a mir
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by Zuiii 3y ago
> Since there is no model copyright and the result was written by AI the software is now in the public domain. No that's not how copyright works. If you have photographic memory and reproduce a work exactly you still commit copyrigh
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Just checked. They satisfy neither of these requirements.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
I'll gladly use this if they make an incompatible change with upstream and offer their own offline installers.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
> It applies a Proof-of-Work like algorithm (not blockchain-related) If you're going to waste my energy to do proof-of-work anyway, I'd rather you use it for something useful (even mining crypto-currency to pay for server cost
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by Zuiii 3y ago
How do you forcefully eject an ineffective "CEO" of a nonprofit from their position when they have failed their duties and violated their org's charter/mission while giving themself unjustified pay-raises and bonuses? Is
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by Zuiii 3y ago
> 2 copies, checksummed Would using something like ZFS done effectively the same thing? Not being critical. I genuinely want to know more.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
> WORKSFORME Looks like this feature is working as Mozilla intended.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
For a browser that claims to be privacy focused, I would expect them to tightly contain the code in an external module that can easily be turned off. I would absolutely expect them to pull the whole thing out.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Mullvad Browser is also a really good candidate. The people behind it have a track record for fighting for user privacy unlike Mozilla which has a track record of doing the opposite.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
> https://www.law.cornell.edu/rules/frcp/rule_26 ; This url does not exist. Was this response generated by an LLM?
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by Zuiii 3y ago
There is no possible way for anyone buying 1M worth of compute to get list pricing.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Wouldn't this be better handled as a font rendering engine feature so that it wouldn't be tied to a specific font and users would be able to configure which language to display the pronunciations in? Good stopgap though. Do they h
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by Zuiii 3y ago
local wifi? local lte? The degree to which HN fails to consider most environments other than SF is appalling.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Yeah, sony's is the better approach because it doesn't force me to connect the device to the internet. Both are deplorable practices.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Sorry to hijack this thread but does anyone know a project that indexes webpages as I visit them in my browser? I revisit a lot of sites often and would like a private search engine that can search the content I have previously visited. I&#
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by Zuiii 3y ago
In what sense if you don't mind me asking? Technical know-how, ethics?
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Stand strong. You're far from being alone. Cryptocurrency will succeed eventually. It's the only consistent monetary system we have left.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
I would like the source too. I would be very surprised if Bitcoin energy consumption passed even half of what is consumed for porn and video games. I expect the amount of energy being used to maintain Bitcoin to be a rounding error in compa
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Why? What GP describes seems both feasible and inevitable to me.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
My issue with Sourcehut is their arbitrary exclusion of certain classes of floss software. They're of course within their right to refuse hosting any software they don't like, but their ideologically-driven stance leaves a foul ta

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