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by efreak 3y ago
Interesting. An odd rabbit hole. I've never heard of this kind of thing existing before Ubuntu wubi, (though I don't know why that surprises me, it's not like they're was no need for such a thing before that): > Drago
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by efreak 3y ago
Have you been around for the past 10-15 years of Android? Manual permissions don't solve the problem. People will just say why yes, I do indeed want to read this clickbait article/use this flashlight app, go ahead and give the se
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by efreak 4y ago
Flattr?
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by efreak 4y ago
> A digital calculator didn't displace pen-and-paper computers in the way that power drills didn't displace carpenters. I'd like to point out that _computer_ used to be a job title for a human worker who would _compute_ th
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by efreak 4y ago
Some of us don't care about ownership. You could ask the same question of anyone contributing to open source projects
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by efreak 4y ago
Did you train _yourself_ on an another artist's work that has copyright protection without their permission? Yes? That's ok, because copyright law doesn't care.
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by efreak 4y ago
Kaggle and Google colab both provide free access to GPUs powerful enough to run stable diffusion. Alternatively, you can use other people's GPUs through Stable Horde or one of the free services online, though this comes with more limit
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by efreak 4y ago
Why don't you buy your cake and cookies at a bakery instead of making them yourself at home?
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by efreak 4y ago
English link: https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&hl=en&u... Unfortunately, while this is very interesting, it's not how the site appears in my mobile browser. I'm seeing a series of s
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by efreak 4y ago
BubbleUPnP server is (asking other things) an authenticated DLNA proxy, for exposing your server to the internet. It works alongside a server like readymedia, rather than replacing it. It's unfortunate, imo, since I'd love to have
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by efreak 4y ago
Use BubbleUPnP server instead, and dump it behind nginx or other reverse proxy for https support (it also has an option built-in for https, I think). No need for wireguard, unless you're already using it for other things. If necessary,
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by efreak 4y ago
If a book exists in overdrive, they allow you to request that your library add it to their collection. My first two requests were added to my library within days, several others came a few months later, and now about 4(?) years later I&#x27
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by efreak 4y ago
This doesn't replace your photo, it restricts you from taking it entirely
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by efreak 4y ago
At least in the past, 1st party cameras apps used private apis to treasure pictures using certain features of the camera, and 3rd party cameras were unable to take advantage of this without system signature. I'm not sure if this still
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by efreak 4y ago
Sumplete is Spanish for substitute
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by efreak 4y ago
Because it requires a dedicated webmaster.
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by efreak 4y ago
> downloading from their homepage gave me an old version. This is because the FDroid website does not expose the latest version of apps. The website itself is a static Jekyll website, and I've never found any information to indicate
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by efreak 4y ago
I don't encounter all the same bugs gp does, but I do encounter several on a regular basis. These issues show up regularly on both my tablet and my phone, and they showed up regularly on my previous phone and two tablets over a range o
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by efreak 4y ago
Hmm. If you're willing to be stuck in time at 2016, there's https://zenodo.org/record/45901 Build a model off of that?
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by efreak 4y ago
> force the user to scroll through the permissions box before accepting. Something else used to do that. Java, maybe? Whatever it was had regular enough updates that I _habitually_ drag the scroll bar directly or simply hit the end key t
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by efreak 4y ago
https://github.com/aqualxx/stable-horde-notebook My only problem with stable horde is that their anti-cp measure involves checking the prompt for words like small , meaning I can't use a nsfw-capable model with c
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by efreak 4y ago
Valid if you actually host the file online. Local files are generally not allowed to make requests. Not sure if local storage methods are usable without http/s.
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by efreak 4y ago
Also, your self-extracting archive isn't platform independent, and likely can't be used at all on mobile platforms (iOS, Android) that don't offer to trying anyway files ootb (and are probably the wrong architecture anyways)
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by efreak 4y ago
And you have to trust that running processes on dish aren't going to make a copy of it. Or that it won't end up stuck in the cache. This is (theoretically) only decrypted in memory (your browser may save a preview image of the tab
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by efreak 4y ago
Is there a reason you can't load it up as a pdf with pdf.js?
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by efreak 4y ago
And setting up DMARC opens you up to an entirely new type of spam: corporate networks emailing you every time someone spoofs you. I had it set up for a short time before I quickly turned it back off.
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by efreak 4y ago
At one time, offering geckoview as a WebView provider was on their roadmap, iirc
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by efreak 4y ago
Neither does anyone else: "In order to preserve operational effectiveness, the U.S. Postal Inspection Service does not discuss its protocols, investigative methods, or tools," and "In sum, not much is known about iCOP" -
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by efreak 4y ago
If you're not looking to sign into multiples accounts on the same website, look into state partitioning/first party isolation. If you are looking to sign into multiple accounts, I use multiple browsers for this.
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by efreak 4y ago
A solution might be too only allow traditional flags to be shorthand, and require the full long option for new flags.

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