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11mo ago
Looking at how many years ago the fork open, you can easily guess that the protocol doesn't look anything at all like XMPP.
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11mo ago
It's a total pain in the ass to try to have password encrypted gpg or ssh keys in mac. Nothing better that another way to make it even more painful and complicated, so that people will just store plain text keys to not be annoyed.
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11mo ago
It's the novlang of 1984. Its shows were our society is headed, slowly but surely. Little bit little remove or ban the language that might be offensive to some. Twist the meaning of things to ensure that normal words become "shame
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11mo ago
When you think about that, without AI, simple automation could do most of what we would need if app and webapp providers would have been to provide interface. Were instead the big fight was to prevent scraping and to get your info in any ot
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11mo ago
Was to be expected. Qualcomm sucks very much to support open platforms. I was disappointed to see that no more good linux compatible XPS was available anymore because they are now based on the last snapdragon for bullshit windows "ai&q
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11mo ago
Anyone want to bet how long this product will last before being killed? From looking at the frontpage, my bet is 2 years at most.
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11mo ago
What is funny us that on their global status list for services, everything looks green except "network" that is "offline".
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11mo ago
Now you can see the great plan going on... First, positioning itself as the "gatekeeper" of AI services, then owning such a service to be able to abuse of your position...
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11mo ago
The feeling that I have when seeing this investigation is that Waad is a covert ops by right holders like newspapers or the fbi, or some parties like that. They upload themselves pages with the bad content for then complains about it. Proba
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11mo ago
So totally useless... Sure it is good to keep oversight on AI use and co, but this only purpose is to feed countless useless executives and consultants shitting paper. In the end, the company will be happy to put the "iso" sticker
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11mo ago
"Responsible Builder Policy" the nov-lang so common nowadays to sugar coat "screw you" changes with the appearance of ethical and moral oriented changes.
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1y ago
I never said that "tweaking" has to be easy or config(-script)-kiddy level, but it is possible. Try to have a proper menu bar under OSX in any way, even hoping to code your own menu bar software and you will understand what I mean
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1y ago
I don't know who is the writer of this article but it is a huge load of horse shit... For the rest, regarding the diversity of DE, we can lament the lack of a strong contender for the general public, Ubuntu was about to become that bef
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1y ago
Thank you for your reply. First, you can do your job but not be overzealous. Second, it is not because you are not "doing more" for your employer that you miss opportunities to learn skills. You can do that for yourself on your pe
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1y ago
The best time to document isn’t two weeks before leaving. It’s right now. Clearly AI written or virtue-signaling post, because this doesn't make any sense. If you are leaving it is that you are unhappy with the company, and yo
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1y ago
Can the fsfe also sur Google to try to prevent them to force the registration of all developer than want to install app on any Android phone outside of the play store? Again, I would happily donate to such an initiative before it is too lat
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1y ago
But my point is, especially for a big system, the performance impact of just the telemetry should be huge.
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1y ago
I was always turned down to use more Otel by how verbose it is and how heavy are the telemetry payload compared to simple adhoc alternatives. Am I wrong?
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1y ago
When there are a few simple nice things making our lives a little bit more bearable, there are always other zealous assholes desperate to ruin that. Here I speak about this site, but everyday we have new cases of that. Like "new tax on
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1y ago
Maybe the point is that if they were so useless that they could waste time doing that, we could have fired(/not hired) them and instead hired a developer to improve the product... And at the same time, the dev already paid by Mozilla t
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1y ago
It happened to me in French also, one day I was looking at a video that was trendy, podcast like, and the voices were more than shitty, like a badly translated movie. I looked at comments and everyone was praising this video, so it did not
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1y ago
This looks like to suck so high. If Epic accepts that, they will have solved their case without fixing the issue that we were all hoping for. Google would settle with their terms but that are still quite bad as I see it. Like if you were to
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1y ago
We often make fun at stupid European regulations, like AI ones, but it is typically in such a case that it is useful. So to ensure that it could not happen when companies like that have such a monopoly that users have no power.
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1y ago
It is exactly what I say. Imagine if they took you as test subject and ask you: Do you agree with the following statements: it reminds me of the problem of waste What would you reply? Especially if it is about a sticker speaking about that
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1y ago
Just a personal fact, when I want to see a page and instead I have to face a 3s stupid nagscreens like the one of anubis, I'm very pissed off and pushed even more to bypass the website when possible to get the info I want directly fro
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1y ago
Receiving support is not the same as being effective. If you ask people which sticker is the best to end hunger in the world, sure they will pick one...
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1y ago
That is the good electroshock that was needed to start doing good things. But: "Zendis is part of an EU-level organisation that four EU countries founded on Tuesday with the aim of building sovereign digital infrastructure." My in
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1y ago
And the biggest question that all of that raises and stays unaddressed is how a US official and regulated gambling website is developped and probably operated directly from China? Meaning all PII (name, address , id scans, ip, ...) are avai
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1y ago
If you install the binary directly, but obviously it does not ask when you are installing through a store like brew...
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1y ago
To me, the question is not even relevant. Whatever the quality of f-droid,each use should be free to decide if they want to use it or not without Google having a life or death choice on the app that you want to use.
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