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by gljiva 2y ago
Hilarious! It never occurs to the model that the user might be using a privacy-oriented browser (I tried it on several devices in several browsers). I like it even though it's drawing totally incorrect conclusions.
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by gljiva 2y ago
Brave just disables the cookie banners (they don't even load), while this fills such forms if I understood correctly. Somehow I get very targeted ads in other apps after using Brave, so I tend to use firefox-based browsers for personal
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by gljiva 2y ago
Thanks for sharing. By skimming through readme some stuff is still not clear to me: - Can it be used for rejecting consent and not just consenting to everything? - If so, do you maybe know what happens when it doesn't have a rule for r
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by gljiva 2y ago
Is there a good explanation why didn't gdpr "make websites obey do-not-track" (or a similar set of rules/whitelist/blacklist that can easily be set once in a browser) instead of prompting for manual consent every ti
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by gljiva 2y ago
It should have been designed in a way that doesn't allow such malicious compliance, but this is still an improvement
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by gljiva 2y ago
Yes, and I'm glad I can at least now tell such sites from others. Not allowing such malicious compliance would be better, but this is still an improvement over websites stealing data with no way of telling it happens
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by gljiva 2y ago
I hope more companies start recycling their own products. It makes me sad to see so much valuable electronics, so many "totalled" cars just thrown away on the same heap as other rubbish (and old cars respectively). Such a waste of
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by gljiva 2y ago
In case you watch on an Android phone: Newpipe doesn't even use your account, so the possibility of getting banned for it is much smaller. You can make playlists in it and track your history (locally), so I don't think it's i
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by gljiva 2y ago
Knowing facts and applying algebraic formulas indeed doesn't seem to be doing much, but I guess education about logic, critical thinking, biases, fallacies and debate _would_ play a role _if such education was emphasized_.
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by gljiva 2y ago
Interesting. I had the impression that Chinese will likely become very useful during our lifetimes... With the momentum their economy has, I expect knowledge of both English and Chinese to become a very sought out skill
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by gljiva 2y ago
Ditto the first sentence. One imperfect, but applicable analogy: "emotions are a fuel, and reasoning should be the steering system" I think it would be useful to emphasize that not letting the emotions govern applies to regret as
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by gljiva 2y ago
If advertising is giving an expected edge over competition bigger than price decrease, then the advertising will be used in sort of an arms race that could have been a competition in giving the best product for the least money instead. Stil
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by gljiva 2y ago
> I agree with her about blaming developers, not hackers. They are clearly called "villains". Wind isn't a person capable of controlling their actions. There is no intention to do harm. They aren't senseless animals e
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by gljiva 2y ago
I know it's just a figure of speech, but I'd also like to add a reminder if someone needs to see it: channeling that same rage into investing time and effort into making a change is the very reason why such an enraging show is mad
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by gljiva 2y ago
GP comment says that more often than not the blogger isn't an artist. I'd like to add that not only blog-sellers can benefit from the advice above: if someone is drawing an instruction manual, making an expressionist painting is c
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by gljiva 2y ago
And if neither fixes nor selling deficient phone aren't expected to yield decent profit on used phone market, many won't hassle with it.
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by gljiva 2y ago
It's not always just battery replacement: Spend 12% of the cost of a new phone to keep the deficient one running, spend even bigger fraction on both battery and another overpriced fix to have decent QoL on the used phone (or other way
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by gljiva 2y ago
What a disingenous question, yuck. No, whether ads are relevant or not was never the core issue, so that alone wasn't the cause of his actions (btw, doesn't sound like much effort tbh). The relevance of ads is just a symptom of un
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by gljiva 2y ago
I would work on making education more enjoyable and more effective in a scalable way, so that young people start liking it intrinsically and can get more out of it. I would study to get as much as possible formal education myself in economi
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by gljiva 3y ago
If ES plus is the type of calculator you want, fx-991EX classwiz is a more capable version in every way except maybe the price. If you don't want a graphing calculator, programming and CAS on it, the fx-991EX is one of the best, if not
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by gljiva 3y ago
From user's POV: if you do have to ask for cookies, please make the "reject all" button object to all "legitimate interests", so I don't have to manually expand each "purpose" to object. I won't
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Alibaba unveils open-sourced AI model similar to Meta's Llama 2(reuters.com)
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by gljiva 3y ago
Hello! Are there some educational materials for learning about conflict resolution / management you would recommend? If there are, can you please name them here?
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by gljiva 4y ago
It's highly subjective. Fallout 1 is quite enjoyable once you learn the ropes (Internet is your best help there, not the game), but I prefer Fallout 4 in terms of gameplay mechanics, content quality and amount of content. Fallot 4 was
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by gljiva 4y ago
Why not have a random draw?
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by gljiva 4y ago
How do such devices affect eyesight? Is the leneses not "zooming in" to see "far objects" harmful? How does it compare to using flat screens? I suppose it's findable on the Internet and I am planning to search that
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by gljiva 6y ago
As a former high-school student who has done many little projects with tkinter at that time, I would recommend against dumping tkinter altogether for several reasons: - with higher complexity comes higher versatility. I liked how it enabled