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1y ago
This isn't true. If you're the only person in a population with the extension, then it could be assumed that the connections without any successful fingerprinting are coming from you. But if even one other person has the extensi
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1y ago
I agree with what you said but... > Intel is the only manufacturer making leading chips lol wat
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1y ago
> Google is in a perfect position to compete but they don’t, so it’s not like Cloudflare is a monopoly or something. Not to comment on whether they're actually a monopoly or not (since idk much about CF's market share, except t
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1y ago
I think the correct term for this type of thing is a "dark pattern", and they should definitely be illegal. In a sane market, those dark patterns would be defeated by competition, but there is a distressing lack of sane markets to
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1y ago
Sounds good, except it's assuming a lot. * Assuming AI companies will pay for content instead of just stealing it * Assuming they'll pay enough to sustain a business, even though they're incentivized and positioned to pay as
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1y ago
It's funny to think that the criminal underworld that trades in zerodays also has to deal with AI spam like this.
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1y ago
This is very short-sighted. The cards are improving , which can't really be said about AMD, the only other potential threat to Nvidia. It's also well known that Nvidia purposefully handicaps their consumer cards to avoid cannibal
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1y ago
Intel had an opportunity to differentiate themselves by offering more VRAM than Nvidia is willing to put in their consumer cards. It seemed like that was where Battlemage was going. But now, are they really going to undermine this partnersh
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1y ago
I use Bazzite, which ships with the homebrew package manager. Idk if wireshark is available on homebrew, but if it is then you'll be able to use it that way without having to deal with any issues related to containers. Nix is probably
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1y ago
Try it before you criticize it. > It means that users will have to build a custom system image or fiddle with FS overlays just to do system management tasks that are straightforward on all other systems. What system management tasks? &#x
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1y ago
Yes, ad-hoc licenses are a big red flag. What counts as "personal use"? Does that mean "non-commercial", or that you can only use it for yourself and cannot distribute software made with it? If someone distributes free o
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1y ago
Man, I love GNUStep. I haven't done anything serious with it, but I did play around with it for a while and enjoyed every second. I event went all-in on WindowMaker for a couple of months lol. It really opened my eyes to how awesome Ob
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1y ago
> What are you even saying? ChatGPT - a product that was launched in 2021 - is eating up internet search game. People have switched to that in throves, and Google can do nothing. If ChatGPT really is stealing significant market share fro
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1y ago
What do you define as "flourished"? Chrome won in part because it was better than Internet Explorer, but ironically, the internet was better back when IE had majority market share. Today, 99% of internet traffic goes to a handful
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1y ago
This is the worst possible outcome for the internet. Google gets to enjoy the spoils of their illegal anticompetitive business practices, they're emboldened to continue violating the law, and the market remains utterly fucked. Also, Fi
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1y ago
Do you think the government would be able to get away with altering data after the fact? If they released it, someone downloaded it, and would be able to easily spot changes. It could even be (and probably is) automated. And either way, wha
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1y ago
There's a lot of wtf here. Are you an AI agent? * This article is barely-readable AI slop. If writing is not your best skill (and that's putting it mildly), why are you publishing a blog like this? * You have an ad for an AI app
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1y ago
Even as the bubble is bursting, degenerate gamblers will keep trying to pull that lever.
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1y ago
As a GrapheneOS user, the way I access my banking app is by downloading it from the Google Play store just like everyone else.
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1y ago
The quadlet user folder is typically at `~/.config/containers/systemd`. So if you put your .container files in there, you can start them with `systemctl start --user MyContainer` https://docs.podman.io/en/
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1y ago
Cool, I didn't know that!
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1y ago
Quadlet is only for managing containers. If you need to build images too, you need to use the "buildah" CLI tool. If you know what a systemd service file is, a quadlet is essentially just that. It's a service file that automa
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1y ago
I'm not the best person to ask about this as I don't do much web dev these days, and my experience with podman is mostly limited to deploying existing software. If compose works for that use case, then you should probably stick wi
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1y ago
If the "garbage data" is AI generated, it'll be hard or impossible to filter.
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1y ago
Not sure what your compose file looks like, but my container files are tiny, flat, and trivial to maintain. > manually create the network There's no way for me to know what your requirements are, but often times if you just need you
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1y ago
Games are art. Some people do it for money, some do it to express themselves, some do it for fun. What's worthless to you is very valuable to someone else.
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1y ago
Podman compose is an attempt to court Docker users by porting over a bad idea. Instead of that, learn how to create "quadlets" and you'll never want to touch docker again. See: https://www.redhat.com/en/b
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1y ago
What are you getting out of this though? Do you think this robot is going to have some kind of positive economic impact? Will you turn it into a business? Do you anticipate it will solve a personal need, like folding your laundry for you? B
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1y ago
I wonder if the best solution is still just to create link mazes with garbage text like this: https://blog.cloudflare.com/ai-labyrinth/ It won't stop the crawlers immediately, but it might lead to an overhyped and
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1y ago
Sounds more like you're helping Claude build a robot.
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