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11mo ago
There are some that you don't have to leave in the slot - they got quite widespread a few years back https://www.printables.com/model/430247-shopping-cart-coin-s...
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1y ago
For example Firefox could fix it's issues with VSS crashing on GPU's so that Linux distros like Nobara don't have to ditch Firefox as the standard browser in favour of Brave. Granted, that would only get them back a couple of
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1y ago
Can I ask you why we would the enduser be punishable for the pirating OpenAI did? That would mean governments have to take the next step to protect copyrighted material and what we face then I don't even dare to imagine.
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1y ago
to utilize intellectual property from others (either directly in the model aka NYT, or indirectly via web searches) without any rights ... and put the liability for retrieving said property and hence the culpability for copyright infringe
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1y ago
I don't see that you can do a lot as an individual. Sure, open source software for now as an alternative, but the subscription economy is taking over a world which has reached a certain level of market saturation. There's only so
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1y ago
As of today, you can add Guiliani's pardon to your list, together with a few other admistrative enablers of 6th Jan 2020 https://apnews.com/article/rudy-giuliani-donald-trump-pardon...
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1y ago
Since 2018 TP-Link has manufactured products for the U.S. market in its own factory in Vietnam. From your linked fact sheet.
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1y ago
What strikes me most with this quote is that (consistent) labour is very much a defining, if not the defining parameter in all our cultures and the author highlights this later on with data from China etc. I feel we might have a problem w
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1y ago
I clean my cookies after every session online and had the same problem, so maybe the limit really is 0 but the dev never actually considered people using private windows? Like you could bypass NYT paywalled by disabling Java Script?
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1y ago
This guy really is something. From asserting that hate speech is protected by the 1st amendment to suing Australia over Internet policies to suggesting the US dominate all Internet rules: https://tradersunion.com/news/t
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1y ago
I switched from Windows 10 to Nobara KDE plasma ~1 month ago. It's a Fedora based distro, so most of the Fedora documentation applies. I came from server Linux but Windows desktop (20 years or so) and I'm amazed how similar it is
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1y ago
I use KeePass XC. Open source, free, local storage with versions for both Linux and Windows and mobile (even carry your DB on an USB stick, works like a charm).
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1y ago
Depressing. I wonder what convinced them of that decision considering national security and the price-tag of several billions. Also, Palantir. Do you think it's conservative attraction to the current U. S. administration?
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1y ago
I switched from Windows to Linux a couple of weeks ago and to KeePass XC. I like it that I can easily copy/paste passwords on sites where autofill is not allowed, e.g. banking. It's free, open source, no tracking and local and you
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1y ago
Not if it isn't available in my country, I can't. Personally, I'm grateful if somebody on here provides an archive link to an article I otherwise cannot read without additional technical intervention. To label it karma fishin
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1y ago
Without an account, I cannot search twitter and I won't make one for the sake of an argument on HN. Besides, twitter is hardly a reliable source.
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1y ago
You switch from global automation to US car manufacturing in the first paragraph without a even a line break, basically equating them. The first graph you show is missing the corresponding table from the source which shows the exact opposit
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1y ago
You aren't here often, then? https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu...
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1y ago
Your's doesn't work for non-countries. MSN switches to the country you live in, location off or no.
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1y ago
Wow! This has aged really, really badly. 50 years and many billions of dollars later and we're neither on the Moon or Mars or have significantly enhanced the distribution of food to those in need, let alone international cooperation.
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1y ago
So much this! Bravo!
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1y ago
Not openly published but they will send it to you on request.
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1y ago
I wrote about an entry on Sri Lanka a couple of days ago [0] where I checked grok's source reference (factsanddetails.com) against scamdetector which gave it a 38.4 score on a 100 trustworthiness scale. Today that score is 12.2. Every
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1y ago
What stopped the pandemic was omicron that was so explosively contagious that 98+% of the world got it at the time. After that everyone had natural immunity that caused decreasing symptoms every subsequent time you got infected with a new
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1y ago
In 2024 there was a study with regards to cyber crime per country [1]. The US comes in 4th place which is still a lot, but doesn't qualify for most . The UK is 8th. Live streaming Gaza: I could not find a reliable source. As of today
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1y ago
To be fair, by using Meta products, you already allow sharing with "the rest of the world" https://medium.com/@jeanhdmello/meta-doesnt-sell-your-data-d...
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1y ago
Larry Sanger, the person who accuses Wikipedia of "smear campaigns against conservatives" [0] and begs Elon Musk to investigate whether members of the administration are contributing to Wikipedia [1] and to immediately defund them
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1y ago
This is a reasonable way to go about verifying statements, except with grok you have referenced sources that don't exist or are already weighted by their inclusion/exclusion. Take for example the entry for Sri Lanka https:/&
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1y ago
I'm not in the U. S. but when I tried to cancel my Bitdefender subscription last week (substituted Windows with Linux) - surprise: there isn't a Cancel Option anywhere on my account pages. No chatbot, no e-mail address, no phone n
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1y ago
Well, measles, in a rich country with good healthcare and healthy children is mostly (mostly!) an inconvenience. You can expect to survive it without much consequence. https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/measles/measles-does-l
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