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by aniviacat 6mo ago
If that's the case, how does the Github app work on iOS?
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by aniviacat 6mo ago
Space junk would come down in other countries, too. Even if there was a great conspiracy of "them" in the USA, there's plenty of others to report on it.
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by aniviacat 7mo ago
In Excalidraw, you can reduce (and completely remove) the "sloppiness" in the element properties.
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by aniviacat 7mo ago
What are you hoping to happen regarding the Epstein files? The few politicians in the EU that were named in the Epstein files did resign.
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by aniviacat 7mo ago
Codex has some OS-level sandboxing by default that confines its actions to the current workspace [1]. OpenCode has no sandboxing, as far as I know. That makes Codex a much better choice for security. [1] https://developers.openai
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by aniviacat 7mo ago
> In addition to the advanced flow we’re building free, limited distribution accounts for students and hobbyists. This allows you to share apps with a small group (up to 20 devices) without needing to provide a government-issued ID or pa
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by aniviacat 7mo ago
They seem to be ready for this: > Q: What if the AG actually fines you? > Then we will have accomplished something no amount of mailing list discussion could: a court record establishing what AB 1043 actually means when applied to the
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by aniviacat 8mo ago
The EU has less than half the emissions per capita compared to the USA. The USA has uniquely high emissions (matched only by a couple oil states). This is not solely explained with affluency.
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by aniviacat 8mo ago
Motorola phones are made by Motorola Mobility, not Motorola Solutions. Motorola Mobility is largely owned by the Chinese government. The Chinese government is not gonna share your data with Israel/USA. https://news.ycombinat
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by aniviacat 8mo ago
I never considered resale value when buying a phone. Is that really something people look for?
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by aniviacat 8mo ago
That's what GrapheneOS is for
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by aniviacat 8mo ago
What I find particularity odd is that on their donation page [1], Daniel Micay's personal Github account is linked as a donation option (using Github sponsors). (I opted to donate via bank transfer instead, because that is at least add
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by aniviacat 8mo ago
PayPal's tap-to-pay also works without Google Wallet (and therefore on GrapheneOS). It isn't any more open than Samsung Pay though.
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by aniviacat 8mo ago
Is that still up to date? On Motorola Mobility's Wikipedia page [1] it says > [Motorola Mobility LLC] is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Hong Kong based Chinese technology giant Lenovo. Lenovo is a publicly traded company, and acco
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by aniviacat 8mo ago
I was just about to change from OpenAI to Anthropic, however when signing up I get this message: > Unfortunately, Claude is not available to new users right now. We're working hard to expand our availability soon. That's unfort
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by aniviacat 8mo ago
If the DoW had to rely on worse AI models, the process of integrating AI into their systems would be slowed down.
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by aniviacat 8mo ago
Then GrapheneOS is currently not an option, however they are working with another OEM to have non-Google phones available with GrapheneOS by next year [1]. [1] https://grapheneos.social/@GrapheneOS/115987006592879172
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by aniviacat 8mo ago
I use the PayPal app with Tap-to-pay on GrapheneOS and I haven't been banned. But of course that's entirely up to how their algorithm happens to feel about you.
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by aniviacat 8mo ago
As someone who doesn't have a Google account, I can use YouTube just fine on my GrapheneOS phone using apps like NewPipe.
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by aniviacat 8mo ago
You can use GrapheneOS with the Google Pixel lineup, or in particular the Pixel 10 Pro XL [1]. GrapheneOS supports Android's Quick Share, which (on the Pixel 10 family) is compatible with AirDrop [2]. [1] https://grapheneos.
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by aniviacat 8mo ago
As a European, it seems absurd to me one would celebrate the short term benefits of being one of the by far most destructive (per capita) countries on earth regarding global climate (challenged only by a few oil states). Is a temporary adva
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by aniviacat 8mo ago
The government can do more than one thing at a time.
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by aniviacat 8mo ago
Do you know why it was rejected?
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by aniviacat 8mo ago
How would that differ from buying $20 worth of API credits each month?
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by aniviacat 8mo ago
How is that related?
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by aniviacat 9mo ago
Because they're not big enough to be considered a "gatekeeper".
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by aniviacat 9mo ago
There are many people out there who beat their children (and believe that's fine). While those people may claim to agree with being kind to their kin, they understand it very differently than I would.
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by aniviacat 9mo ago
> It sounds like a terrible kind of regime, stripped of the freedom of speech [...] I agree that this would be a significant restriction on speech. I think it'd be worth it, especially since paying someone to show your opinion isn&#
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by aniviacat 9mo ago
> What is an ad? What isn’t? Anything wie usually consider an ad/sponsored content/boosted content. That includes ad banners, video sponsors, boosted posts, billboards, etc. Really any way that a third party pays some organizat
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by aniviacat 9mo ago
Alternatively, DRM for websites will start being a thing and remove any possibility of blocking ads.

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