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gslepak
1y ago
Fighting Big Tech feudalism through decentralization and privacy, come join us if you're interested! https://okturtles.org
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No Eyeballs Needed: How We Solve the Sybil Attack for Group Income
(groupincome.org)
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Group Income 2.0: End-to-End Encrypted Financial Safety Net
(groupincome.org)
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2y ago
Looked at it, but as a security person, I have to recommend against it as it requires permissions to act on behalf of repository maintainers. That is asking for trouble, and represents a backdoor into every project that signs up for it.
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gslepak
2y ago
I've been maintaining Espionage (macOS folder encryption + plausible deniability) since 2008 as part of a small Mac shareware business. $29.99 w/o lifetime updates, and $49.98 with. As appreciation for this thread, here's $10
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iOS to GrapheneOS Migration Guide and Review
(blog.okturtles.org)
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2y ago
A tool like this for the Fediverse / ActivityPub would be awesome.
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gslepak
2y ago
> If you’re worried about this, the easiest solution is to buy an Android phone. Readers might be interested in our Ultimate iOS to GrapheneOS Migration Guide and Review: https://blog.okturtles.org/2024/06/the
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2y ago
This doesn't seem to use local LLMs... so it's not really local. :-\ Is there a deep searcher that can also use local LLMs like those hosted by Ollama and LM Studio?
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2y ago
When half the official death toll are children and medical staff, calling this an attack on "Hezbollah" is a clear form of IDF-leaning bias: https://x.com/AssalRad/status/1836428722381164935
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2y ago
After I posted my comment the title was updated to be a little bit more neutral. The previous headline was emphasizing a little too strongly the assumption that this attack was against Hezbollah only, and as you mention there are "exce
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2y ago
> let’s focus the discussion on the technical aspects of it. The headline chosen here is already biased: "Dozens of _Hezbollah members_ [..]" Anyone following this closely can see that plenty other title choices could be used
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2y ago
Can someone explain what this is for someone who doesn't know what Heroku is, and why it's called serverless when it clearly requires a server?
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2y ago
> I've come to believe that acceptance of crime is a choice by officials. I've come to believe people who make statements like this were previously chanting "ACAB".
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2y ago
Very cool! Is a Linux version coming?
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2y ago
I could not find where their data is. No mention of what products and what respective concentrations. Anyone know?
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2y ago
If you are doing translation locally on the device, why does your Privacy Policy say you are sending voice and transcriptions as well as personal location data to Google? > RTranslator in any case collects and processes data that will t
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2y ago
> they are all just things that the American public is aligned on Huh, I see strong and increasingly growing public opposition to Israeli influence on American politics.
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2y ago
> What the heck does "Opposition to Zionism" even mean? If I had to guess, I suspect they might mean "opposition to Zionist control of American foreign policy" rather than "opposition to Zionism".
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2y ago
The point is that Bend parallelizes everything that can be parallelized without developers having to do that themselves.
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3y ago
Why does the article say "Democracy" when it means plutocracy?
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3y ago
Was this for Quake 3 or Quake 2 or?
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3y ago
On macOS at least, if you want to keep data encrypted, you can use encrypted disk images. If you want a more user friendly alternative, you can use https://www.espionageapp.com , which lets you encrypt folders (note: I wrote Espi
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gslepak
3y ago
Related projects: - FlyingCarpet: direct transfer over local adhoc WIFI: https://github.com/spieglt/FlyingCarpet - LANDrop: Drop any files to any devices on your LAN: https://github.com/LANDrop/LAN
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3y ago
Why don't all the images load in Firefox?
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3y ago
How is bringing back the Mammoth going to do any of that?
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3y ago
> If everybody has to trust one or more parties anyway, then there is no need for a blockchain. You sound very confused. Everyone does not need to trust one party. The system as a whole is trusted, or should I say, more trustworthy, be
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3y ago
> Just con artists, grifters, and the occasional ransomware connoisseur. I get it, you have a vested interest in people not realizing this and letting the whole "economy" collapse. I beg your pardon? I am very aware of all of
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3y ago
Hmm, why is that nonsense? It makes a lot of sense to me for a browser to support cryptocurrency payments for goods & services online using an Internet-native currency. I agree though that the particular way Brave has gone about it coul
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gslepak
3y ago
Well between paying contractors, paying for goods/services, playing with defi (there are non-speculative uses for defi believe it or not), using group income, and paying the random person back for a meal I owe, it comes out to either d
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