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by dexterdog 1y ago
> finally, speaker identification is a big challenge for us too. But your home page makes it looks like you already have it. I just tried it in a 30-minute meeting with 20 people and it put the entire conversation under a single speaker,
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Matrix.org Homeserver Terms (beginning 7-Aug-2025)(matrix.org)
6 points by dexterdog 1y ago|0 comments
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by dexterdog 1y ago
Very rich people and C-level execs. Ok, maybe not 'need' but they want to.
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by dexterdog 1y ago
It's also a great filter for the scammers. The people who are non-gullible or medium-gullible will follow. The truly gullible will say "What is the web address?" To which they respond "citibank-support.blogspot.com"
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by dexterdog 1y ago
That's what sponsorblock is for
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by dexterdog 1y ago
If you're going to switch you should switch to a better option. I've been using librewolf for years since Firefox doesn't have the best track record either.
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by dexterdog 1y ago
The title should say electrical grid power. I'm willing to bet diesel was still the number one generator of all power.
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by dexterdog 1y ago
So is Meta committing fraud when claiming in it's policies that it has no access to user e2e data?
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by dexterdog 1y ago
And then a few steps later it's just bots talking to bots. Then what did we read when we're on the loo?
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by dexterdog 1y ago
It should have lost a lot of lustre, but it hasn't. I see no justification for the stock being even $30 right now, but it is 10x that number.
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by dexterdog 1y ago
Those insane valuations were not 1% of this.
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by dexterdog 1y ago
> The richest man I know sold his business in an all-cash transaction for $114 million in 2011 when he was in his late 50s. He divided the after-tax sum in half and used one half to write checks based on weeks of service to all of his em
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by dexterdog 1y ago
Or throttle new node cration
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by dexterdog 2y ago
Um, it's 3x the cost to get one feature. By your logic they should be charging $100/user/mo for the feature since that must also be the same. This is typical "enterprise" nonsense pricing and it will absolutely driv
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by dexterdog 2y ago
The technique isn't what caused his company to fail. A big part of it was likely his obsession with the technique. He also probably wasted massive amounts of time setting up his other tools instead of using them.
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by dexterdog 2y ago
It never really got released so nobody is depending on it, so why would google abandon it yet?
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by dexterdog 2y ago
FYI I'm more than twice the age and Roman history has been cool for my entire life. I was actually a history major in school as well.
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by dexterdog 2y ago
0 to 10 is a mess as well because some people give 10s very often and others only give a 10 for the very best things. And of course the bots all rate everything 1 or 10.
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by dexterdog 2y ago
Without WWII the US would likely have never become the world's superpower.
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by dexterdog 2y ago
If you live in a place that doesn't have oppresive taxes and the real estate market maintains an unrealistic growth rate.
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by dexterdog 2y ago
"I want to say that I liked Roman history before it was cool to like Roman history" Author is 25. When in his life was it not cool to like Roman history?
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by dexterdog 2y ago
Which is why I buy them and then cripple all of that stuff by not giving it a network connection.
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by dexterdog 2y ago
I find that most of those reset to some nonsense occasionally or whenever the power goes out. I make sure they have no internet connectuon, but I usually have to dig up the remote to get back to hdmi1 so my device interface will come back u
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by dexterdog 2y ago
Because my TOTPs are all stored in the same device and in my imaginary scenario they have that.
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by dexterdog 2y ago
What does it stop? You already did a 2FA at this point. If an attacker has my 2FA he most likely already has my email so the 'value' being provided is at the cost of more complexity for the user. If this adds value then why not al
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by dexterdog 2y ago
You talk about this like it's a service for the users.
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by dexterdog 2y ago
How is there no security issue here? Email is not secure and it's even less so when you are sending it via a 3rd party. If this were a photo site or something that would not be a big deal but we're talking about a bank. SMS is not
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by dexterdog 2y ago
> They get it right. For the masses. They create beginners. I used to think that about Apple which is why I got the iphone 4s when it came out assuming that I would be able to use it via voice while driving and have a good experience. I
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by dexterdog 2y ago
There were no google phones until 2010 unless you count the HTCDream which was not designed to be used for anything but development.
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by dexterdog 2y ago
This is in a world where people view youtube through the interface which is obviously most people. I have feeds that I subscribe to and some of them are must-see for me, so no matter what they use as their bait I am watching it. Fortunately

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