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3y ago
I grew up in a eastern bloc country, and what the GP says is spot-on. This is not stereotyping, this is how it was. I still have nightmares about queueing for cheese alone as a little boy (my grandma was queueing somewhere else for soy-base
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3y ago
Or c) we live in a simulation, and simulation admins break the 4th wall sometimes to leave us gifts... from Jeanne D'Arc to UFOs
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3y ago
so get two batteries
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3y ago
I'm using the downloadable app though, you can do IP pinning in there too, but seems nobody bothered to do it. Now I wish I had somewhere a history of DNS entries. Edit: there appears to be historical DNS records on the internet, so pi
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3y ago
At least the web gateway is down. Not sure about phones that were already connected. Perhaps a DNS issue - error is DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN ?
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3y ago
Till you find out that most human will sell out ring links for a bit of cash with no problems.
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3y ago
Wow. Check out no: 2. U.S. willingness to capitulate in preference to engage in atomic war. I guess they had no clue how the American Psyche works. Japan sinks 6 vessels, U.S. drops the sun on Japan. Not once, but twice, for good measure. Y
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3y ago
They do, if you hover the mouse pointer.
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3y ago
Nice ontological classification thank you !
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3y ago
My understanding is that the image data used a decoder-only stage, i.e. mapping images to tokens, basically taking the image textual description instead of the actual pixels so it can't "see" but can understand the "narr
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3y ago
What would you expect it to do? How is it supposed to know what you want if you don't provide it with the exact search terms? Shouldn't it do partial matches if there are no full matches ?
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3y ago
so Hari Seldon was right in his psychohistoric theory ?
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3y ago
Now, we only have to invent ways to center the popover....
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3y ago
Watching my kid learn to speak made it clear to me that we are pre-wired for the acquisition of language - we're not building the structures from scratch, we are learning to put words into the empty spaces. Probably natural evolution a
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3y ago
You say weirdness, I say best drugs available to man in impressive quantities. A Scanner Darkly and Ubik are mind bending
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3y ago
Forgot how to count that low.
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3y ago
> at literally no cost or effort. But somebody designed, implemented and tested (presumably) the feature of remote enabling functionality for money, manages the subscription and payment systems, real time communications to the fleet of c
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3y ago
What happens when the society as a whole cannot keep up with progress? That's a scary thought.
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3y ago
> logic underpins everything we think. I hate to break it to you, but humans aren't thinking logically, or exclusively logically. In fact I would say that humans are not using logic most of the time, and we go by intuition most of o
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3y ago
What does it mean to vendor the script?
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3y ago
They don’t need get everybody, just prevent the network effect.
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3y ago
This is a smart move - ban the lesser known apps to herd everyone to Whatsapp and backdoor just that one
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3y ago
But is the SBR the width of two horses asses ?
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3y ago
Apparently the Year of Linux on the Desktop has happened without anybody noticing or giving a point.
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3y ago
But it's the same thing - the threat model described is not safeguarded by end to end encryption when the encryption device itself is compromised. "secure as practically possible" depends a lot on what practically means, and
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3y ago
So your threat model is a sovereign state able to subpoena cloud data. Under this model, if Google gets a court order to root-break a specific phone (push malicious update), they will be forced to, and that's all the legal framework ne
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3y ago
The whole writeup seems like missing the forest for the trees - Google as root access on the Android device where this app runs, so they can certainly see everything if they want ....
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3y ago
You don't have to use Google for Google to have ~half of your emails. https://mako.cc/copyrighteous/google-has-most-of-my-email-be... Google have been so far good stewards of your data so nothing to worry about.
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3y ago
Dude, keep up the good work, you're an inspiration !
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3y ago
Does it come with a text editor ?
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