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by arsome 3y ago
Yeah, I've had the same experience, I will say I'm slightly more productive at work, but am I about to give up an hour or two of rare leisure time every day to be more productive for my employer when my current performance isn&#x2
92.
by arsome 3y ago
"8AM to 12 PM" think you mean 12 AM unless you go to bed at lunch :)
93.
by arsome 3y ago
The first one looks like a massive waste of screen real estate. Glad they fixed it.
94.
by arsome 3y ago
For something like this you must start blocking at the network level, simply allowing the traffic would make these trivial to bypass via even something as simple as a web browser.
95.
by arsome 3y ago
Stopping sideloading will never fix this issue, just having one non-cooperative external website would mean the scheme falls apart, you need to start blocking at the network level and aggressively pursuing people who bypass those blocks, ma
96.
by arsome 3y ago
I'm not so sure - while I agree, prompt engineering will go away, there's probably a huge market for pre-built integrations in every sector. Bind this AI platform to this industry specific tooling in a polished way, etc.
97.
by arsome 3y ago
You can always swap those our with other apps from f-droid or something though and if you're willing to run an open source phone you're largely going to be dealing with the same problems in that department - lack of apps. And that
98.
by arsome 3y ago
Needs to find a way to pay AWS
99.
by arsome 3y ago
Is there any real evidence that consuming these is a problem though? Last I checked the evidence was shaky that this is even problematic for humans and read like a who's who of sketchy medical claims, up there with seed oils killing yo
100.
by arsome 3y ago
Yeah but you still need a phone and then we're looking pretty zoo like.
101.
by arsome 3y ago
That cardboard ain't waxed, it's covered in plastic.
102.
by arsome 3y ago
Real-time AV scanning is useless against even a cheap (<$10) packer though. Sure, they'll update their definitions and find it eventually, but if it doesn't have a definition for it now, having a definition for it later simply
103.
by arsome 3y ago
While Stagefright "affected" them, it often wasn't exploitable. Not to mention that was 5+ years ago and they've since sandboxed all codecs, mitigating potential threats from that vector in the future.
104.
by arsome 3y ago
It's interesting too because AV feels somewhat less useful than ever - we're not in the days of common worms flying around the internet anymore, we're in the days of script kiddies using commercial "FUD packers" to
105.
by arsome 3y ago
Seems to be working for me still, though I set the GPO back on Win10 and it carried over to Win11 through an upgrade. I see some reports of needing to disable tamper protection first but should still work.
106.
by arsome 3y ago
What's the gripe with Let's Encrypt? Certificate transparency?
107.
by arsome 3y ago
> we need to tackle inclusivity issues in our communities No, I'd much rather see the FSF's core principles defended and expressed better than see them "tackle inclusivity issues". Wasting time, resources and breath o
108.
by arsome 3y ago
That's very different from "stop letting them buy gas" - It doesn't punish people for continuing their current standard of living nor forcibly reduce it and it doesn't immediately destroy the value of gasoline passe
109.
by arsome 3y ago
Yeah, generally speaking unless it's a very large shard and cuts your esophagus, once it reaches your stomach, acids will knock the edges off and it'll pass without issue.
110.
by arsome 3y ago
Yeah, how exactly are you replacing a laptop with something without a keyboard? A tablet perhaps, but we're miles away from this one still.
111.
by arsome 3y ago
However, having knowledgeable people upvote/downvote/correct the AI answer could prove quite valuable.
112.
by arsome 3y ago
They crawl the peer to peer DHT, private torrents have a flag so they do not get announced via DHT.
113.
by arsome 3y ago
Personally I find .com and .sh to be much worse as it refers to actual executable files.
114.
by arsome 3y ago
And can you tell where an operation begins and ends, for example, determine inputs and outputs?
115.
by arsome 3y ago
Or perhaps WinFS? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/WinFS
116.
by arsome 3y ago
By this (ridiculous) standard, DOS com executables make ".com" the worst offender. Or how about shell scripts and ".sh"?
117.
by arsome 3y ago
Well, it's a little late for that one. Fire one of the many offline LLMs up on a university network or somewhere else that a single IP connecting many times won't be too suspicious and let it go to town.
118.
by arsome 3y ago
"Prompt trainers" and such will just be replaced by slightly better LLMs that can do that part already or inquire for further details from a user.
119.
by arsome 3y ago
But I already have no ads and no payments, so no thanks.
120.
by arsome 3y ago
That or someone wrote them just for this blog post...

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