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by gloosx 2y ago
hmm, it says "Drop a file", not "Upload", on this step it uploads the file to your local browser for sharing, but the file is not actually uploaded anywhere on the outside
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by gloosx 2y ago
TURN or STUN server can use the DTLS transport in order to encrypt the traffic. So you know it's secure if you are using turns:// protocol and verified the certificate just like it works with https:// https:&
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by gloosx 2y ago
>Unlike eBay or Etsy, Marketplace doesn’t charge listing fees >While Facebook doesn’t charge listing fees >Marketplace isn’t a major direct revenue source >It’s one of the least monetized parts of Facebook Yet.
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by gloosx 2y ago
Imagine your car gets stolen, but it's still there in the morning. Would you be happy that you lost nothing - and someone else can be driving now too? No. This is too kind and humane. You would be griefing that you lost something you d
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by gloosx 2y ago
I think they use a special hardware DRM chip which is capable of decrypting the videos on the TV, which all TV manufacturers will happily provide, it is made in a way the keys are not easy to extract.
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by gloosx 2y ago
I've been personally enjoying Ghostery extension for the past year, block all ads, youtube, any HTML5 player, banners, popups – really clean and tidy browsing experience. It didn't even catch any hype regarding this manifest suppo
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by gloosx 2y ago
From the creators of static open-source marketing benchmarks: twitter PR posts.
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by gloosx 2y ago
A rather medieval way of thinking about gold - it is only scarce on Earth. The year is 2025, and asteroid mining is on the horizon, so gold supply could increase dramatically. Tying the dollar to something that may soon become abundant does
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by gloosx 2y ago
>China being a nuclear power means it would be unlikely to escalate past a certain point if anyone is acting rationally. Well, Russia is a nuclear power, and not everyone is acting rationally. Russia got part of it's own territory o
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by gloosx 2y ago
I think future US-Russia conflict will revolve around semiconductors, and you know where it will take place. It would not be possible to just use nukes or airstrike it to the ground, because factories need to stay. Also, a nasty marriage o
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by gloosx 2y ago
You assume that continuous combat deployments automatically translate to full-scale war readiness, but there's a big difference between counterinsurgency operations and peer-to-peer warfare. The US military has been engaged in conflict
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by gloosx 2y ago
>Russia has no military advantage against ours Recent battle experience is kind of an advantage. Russia is running a full-scale war against US and NATO weaponry in Ukraine for three years, studying it and refining its tactics. What was t
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by gloosx 2y ago
do you legitimately believe any administration is planning and doing things for everyone's good? for the nation? for the people? the only plan is to abuse the power they got, oppress and plunder the people. for the 4 years. in the name
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by gloosx 2y ago
Or, perhaps, a bot?
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by gloosx 2y ago
If some engineer at Apple ever gets to fixing this, that would make an exceptional story! Really interesting WHY these circumstances exactly lead to the bugged popup, I can't even imagine what's going wrong there.
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by gloosx 2y ago
It is not straightforward – first, you need to choose a custom colour via Wallpaper settings menu Colours section, by clicking on "+" button and choosing any custom colour, THEN, at the top section of this settings menu, a "C
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by gloosx 2y ago
They don't <<don't need to "rewire" themselves>>, they simply cant. That limitation keeps them confined within their predefined architecture. Neural synapses can physically grow, shrink, change receptor densi
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by gloosx 2y ago
Wait, wasn't AI supposed to beefmaxx all of their developers 5x??
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by gloosx 2y ago
I tried it, and apparently if you click if from the "+" button, it works totally okay for this popup and subsequent opening of that custom color popup, BUT, if you close the settings, open them again and press the "Custom Col
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by gloosx 2y ago
Not sure if this is trolling, but I think proof is pretty clear: 1. Computers cannot self-rewire like neurons 2. No computer operates with the brain’s energy efficiency 3. Human learning is continuous and unsupervised, which is not possible
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by gloosx 2y ago
One operation that human neurons perform, which classical and quantum computers cannot directly replicate, is self-modifying, context-aware, energy-efficient, real-time learning at a synaptic level without explicit reprogramming
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by gloosx 2y ago
Consumer limits. When something is good enough to generate stable profit, there is no real incentive to innovate beyond the bare minimum; just enough to keep consumers engaged, shareholders satisfied, and regulators at bay. This is how mode
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by gloosx 2y ago
Not sure how it's with OpenAI, but Anthropic is so money-hungry, they won't even let you remove your debit card data from your account without a week-long support encounter.
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by gloosx 2y ago
>These DRM blackouts happen at such a low level that no high-level software — any sort of utility you might install — can route around them. Well, since physically you still own your device you can send direct assembly instructions to yo
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by gloosx 2y ago
I think every microphone will give you some characteristic atmosphere and space for the voice recorded, so it's kind of a part of a sound baseline. It's only annoying when there is too much, but when it's only on the edge of
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by gloosx 2y ago
Impressive, but I think this is missing two important things to not sound robotic – some atmosphere and space. During a real conversation, both partners are in some kind of a space, either in room, park, car or just on foot in the street. S
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by gloosx 2y ago
Yes, you can control the browser without debug mode, and the common way to do it is ChromeDriver[1]. [1] https://developer.chrome.com/docs/chromedriver/get-started
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by gloosx 2y ago
Bakunin put it best: "There is only one essential difference between a monarchy and even the most democratic republic—in the former, bureaucrats oppress and plunder the people in the name of the monarch; in the latter, they do it in th
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by gloosx 2y ago
There are a lot of pragmatic pro-government people here, holding tightly to the "51% > 49%" core principle of democracy, which sadly turns into a mess at the scale of humanity, just like any other model we've invented so
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by gloosx 2y ago
The most common estimate of the average payback period for solar panels is five to fifteen years. Seems more like a sloppy investment not "free money"

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