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91.
by floam 2y ago
There is a bug bounty too, but the ability to run one the same infrastructure, OS, models locally is big.
92.
by floam 2y ago
Did you steal them cut and paste?
93.
by floam 2y ago
Google "awdl"
94.
by floam 2y ago
Bypassing firewalls and proxies how?
95.
by floam 2y ago
Actually fake ones will inevitably show "(c)" because they couldn't get authorization for the copyright key. If you zoom in you can see the gaps in the circle betraying the deception. To be extra cautious, select it to make s
96.
by floam 2y ago
Only time I ever recall a nurse that insisted on doing BP measurements wrong was .. in jail. And not like all the nurses there, just this one person who did not care about anything besides flirting with corrections officers and getting the
97.
by floam 2y ago
They are actual archive.org accounts. Maybe you made an account to upload something, or to check out a digitized book from their library?
98.
by floam 2y ago
Yes. Google “honeygain”
99.
by floam 2y ago
It’s not necessarily malware. There are services that are pretty upfront and pay cash money for residential US bandwidth. That said, naive people might be surprised when their IP starts getting blocked. e.g. https://www.honeygain
100.
by floam 2y ago
There is one "good" reason that comes to mind, but we best shouldn’t go there on HN, considering the implication.
101.
by floam 2y ago
Here’s the page that years later still has lies: https://www.tp-link.com/us/wpa3/product-list/ And a good number of products added and removed.
102.
by floam 2y ago
Meh, TP-Link has bitten me so bad with a product they originally put on the market claiming it would soon receive a WPA3 update, as well as some kind of mesh feature, then they set it aside and declined to even introduce basic security upda
103.
by floam 2y ago
God is mad at the New World.
104.
by floam 2y ago
It’s not that they want a human-free environment or something. It’s all about causing grief. So it’d be targeted at a chosen victim probably to annoy the fuck out of them. Cheater has a button that can kick you out.
105.
by floam 2y ago
[Applause] on YouTube transcripts, short two or three syllable sentence fragments, and absolute nonsense are the only ones I’d be able to reliably detect sans audio. But doubt YouTube captions are state of the art given how poor it is.
106.
by floam 2y ago
Easy! My robots.txt blocks crawlers, all of them (I’m not interested in my data getting slurped up by AI VCs or playing the SEO game, duh.) I can also plant some links to the blog on the clearnet before it exists.
107.
by floam 2y ago
Honestly this all seems like a big pain in the butt, I think it’d be easier to just wait for an earthquake and then generate the year-old blog.
108.
by floam 2y ago
Practical AI: 2025 7.1 Cascadia Subduction Zone Earthquake predicted with Large Seismic Model Here’s the flim-flam I had ChatGPT generate for blog #78: So, it turns out AI might be better at predicting earthquakes than we thought. A group
109.
by floam 2y ago
I run 200 blogs, each of them predicting a moderate earthquake at a particular place but at different times. When one of them finally “hits”, I need monetization ideas.
110.
by floam 2y ago
FWIW Binoculars on hugging face says it is most likely human-generated.
111.
by floam 2y ago
Gosh, [2] there is annoying with the line breaks or perhaps paragraph elements breaking up sentences. It really hinders my browsers’ built in translation trying to translate these sentence fragments as sentences.
112.
by floam 2y ago
Ukraine? That’s the only context I’ve read the term titushkis. But those were used against Euromaiden protesters and with what happened since, plus the given n month timelines, that just doesn’t make sense.
113.
by floam 2y ago
Wish I had the courage to branch out into that kind of crime. "my that is a handsome tree" -> do something bold. now wake up with that tree in your yard the next day and every day after. that’s true freedom why track it? if i w
114.
by floam 2y ago
in other words
115.
by floam 2y ago
https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/fine-tuning
116.
by floam 2y ago
I’ve never heard of a pediatrician being read as a pedophile. Is this somehow specific to the UK spelling or UK culture? There are cases where I’ve noticed British English speakers use truncated forms where Americans don’t. Like “uni” for u
117.
by floam 2y ago
I’m honestly surprised there aren’t way way more… extremely nefarious straight up trojan data exfil builds out there of all kinds of rando tools posted as like “hey here’s a convenience build I got to compile for toy arch | codesigned for m
118.
by floam 2y ago
Seems this guy[0] could do just that if only he had access to a SyncServer S200? The very author of this blog post replied to the person and told them about his interposer solution, he’s not unaware. > It may also be possible to build s
119.
by floam 2y ago
Do you do NAT hole punching, and/or port traversal like uPNP, NAT-PMP? I think for all but the most hostile networks the use of the relay server can be almost always avoided.
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by floam 2y ago
Found DIABDAT.MPQ on Archive.org. I wonder sometimes how they get away with this stuff. https://ia600901.us.archive.org/view_archive.php?archive=/16...

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