bornfreddy

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by bornfreddy 5mo ago
Of course - but I would like others to do it too. :-)
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by bornfreddy 5mo ago
Really? IME, if you use a different session to write tests and if you plan ahead (meaning: you are the driver) you can easily cover all the cases you can think of, and then let AI suggest and implement those you missed. It us easy to fall i
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by bornfreddy 5mo ago
My main grief with AI-generated docs is that they (unless the instructions were very clear on this) by default describe the path to the current code and how it is an improvement over what was before, instead of just explaining its purpose.
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by bornfreddy 5mo ago
Their app is still running all the time. I do not know what exactly it is collecting, but I'm sure it sends a lot of information to Google. Even just the fact that Google knows my IP (which is otherwise dynamically assigned) at any tim
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by bornfreddy 5mo ago
Doesn't matter, it's still just $40.
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by bornfreddy 5mo ago
Unless you want push notifications.
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by bornfreddy 5mo ago
They didn't lose the key, they just didn't know which one is the correct one, where the lock is, and how the unlocking is done.
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by bornfreddy 5mo ago
That's a huge misrepresentation of fair source licenses. They prevent competing with the original vendor, but still try to retain Right to Repair as much as possible, for example: > The Fair Core License, or FCL, is a mostly-permiss
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by bornfreddy 5mo ago
Well no, there is no need to develop domestic capability. Put laws in effect which disable foreign capabilities and which reward domestic ones, and they will be developed. No endeavor from government needed (which is a good thing, since gov
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by bornfreddy 5mo ago
I see where (both of you) are coming from, and I'm very privacy conscious (=paranoid) myself, but in this case, as a user, I wouldn't actually mind. It seems to me you would be tracking flows instead of users, which is fine in my
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by bornfreddy 5mo ago
This. For privacy, it is much better to avoid Google Play services (which are the only supported solution for push notifications in GrapheneOS).
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by bornfreddy 5mo ago
> Presumably they don’t much consider legality. Or the operation is not even illegal where they come from?
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by bornfreddy 5mo ago
Well yeah, and there is KDE 3 which was awesome. But for most of the projects their point stands.
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by bornfreddy 6mo ago
> The key: proxy_ssl_verify off — the new server’s SSL cert is valid for the domain, not for the IP address. Disabling verification here is fine because we control both ends. Yeah - no, it's not. They made the MitM attack possible w
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by bornfreddy 6mo ago
By continuously testing competitors and local LLMs? The reason for rising prices is that they (Anthropic) probably realized that they have reached a ceiling of what LLMs are capable of, and while it's a lot, it is still not a big moat
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by bornfreddy 6mo ago
Is there a way one can do DTP using LLMs? InDesign only integrates image generating, if I'm not mistaken. .
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by bornfreddy 6mo ago
Or use mc (midnight commander).
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by bornfreddy 6mo ago
This is actually where LLMs could be in advantage. Any code which is not clean (i.e. could be obfuscated) will trigger alarms and deeper inspection. It is much more difficult to create a good "underhanded" exploit that LLM will mi
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by bornfreddy 6mo ago
Trivial? Ha! Way to say that you never tried it. Either that, or that you don't care for things like push notifications. Yes, most of the things work, but not nearly all of them.
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by bornfreddy 6mo ago
So in webmail, when you upload an image / file to attach it to an email, you expect it to be renamed? I don't.
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by bornfreddy 6mo ago
Have you tried moving on from Google, and preferably not to Apple?
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by bornfreddy 6mo ago
+1 for Netguard, it is awesome. A bit clumsy UI, but indispensible.
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by bornfreddy 6mo ago
Yeah, there are lots of pages that don't show the (google) map if you don't have google services enabled on your android phone. Not sure if this is something that could be solved on browser level though? I'm quite certain tha
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by bornfreddy 6mo ago
True. Sidenote: they are still however push notifications provider, so good luck getting rid of them completely (unless you're fine with not getting the notifications). MicroG is awesome wrt. that as you can turn it on/off as yo
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by bornfreddy 6mo ago
Plus, if/when you start caring about HA, it will be easier.
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by bornfreddy 6mo ago
Also use fail2ban. If nothing else to decrease the amount of junk in logs.
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by bornfreddy 6mo ago
You mean switch Windows by Microsoft for ChromeOS by Google? Weird suggestion. As for "security" and "antimalware" solutions being ready, I don't think there is much difference between the OSs there. Windows is no c
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by bornfreddy 6mo ago
Motivation matters.
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by bornfreddy 6mo ago
Maybe I misunderstood, but isn't that what they did? Here is the max. power you can draw from the grid, feel free to be more efficient or to produce your own electricity.
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by bornfreddy 6mo ago
> ...my primary line of defence is AdGuard Home. By handling privacy at the DNS level... To each their own, I guess, but that would be a hard pass from me. One example from mobile: FF on android keeps trying to connect to its various ser

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