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by hofrogs 11mo ago
First time seeing a poll here, didn't know that was even possible.
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by hofrogs 11mo ago
>"Hate" is not illegal It is under anti-hate laws. That's the point of the laws. >Do you also support Chat Control because "it's a good law in spirit"? I don't support chat control because I don&#x27
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by hofrogs 11mo ago
That's why I said "at least in spirit". Sadly it's true that these laws can, and are misused. But if the spirit of the laws was followed in full - an anti-hate speech law would be beneficial for society, while an anti-ga
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by hofrogs 11mo ago
>You cannot logically claim "Russia's censorship is authoritarian oppression" while defending EU (or funnier, the UK authoritarian) hate speech laws as "democratic protection". No, I can. One is a repressive, ant
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by hofrogs 11mo ago
It should be easy to imagine that the russians committing war crimes in Ukraine and the russians fleeing conscription/political persecution for opposing the state by moving to the few countries that would take them are not the same gro
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by hofrogs 11mo ago
GT:NH is a very interesting software project in itself, a long-living open source environment with devs maintaining forks of a lot of mods included in the pack and backporting features and fixes to 1.7.10, custom tools for development/
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by hofrogs 11mo ago
GregTech doesn't use RF though, at least it didn't. Machines pull packets of amps through the wires from the generators/batteries, the whole system is pretty interesting. Also high-level circuits have to be manufactured in cl
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by hofrogs 11mo ago
That's usually what those security companies do, they monitor all those repositories and look for patterns, then investigate anything suspicious.
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by hofrogs 11mo ago
It would be insane if you could recover an account only having access to a phone number, since phone numbers can be redistributed to other people if you stop paying for your phone plan and then someone who gets your number will also inherit
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by hofrogs 11mo ago
It doesn't open up any holes since google play services are not allowed any special access on grapheneOS and run as a regular sandboxed app. You can make a separate user profile just for google apps.
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by hofrogs 11mo ago
Looks like OpenAI can do anything it desires, but if an indie artist tries to take money for NSFW content, or even just make it for free publicly - they get barred from using payment processors and such.
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by hofrogs 11mo ago
I think Steam uses akamai, at least for user-generated content
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by hofrogs 11mo ago
I'm curious about that too. Currently it just uses the default one.
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by hofrogs 11mo ago
"Users fetching their own data" is probably less than a hundredth of a percent of traffic passing through residential proxies, I'd even bet some money on that.
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by hofrogs 11mo ago
Netflix execs trying to restrict account sharing and implementing region locks wouldn't agree with that ;) I think it is a valid reason to use residential proxies as an individual (because I think that these region locks and other rest
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by hofrogs 11mo ago
And why is OpenAI using residential proxies instead of their own or some datacenter address space? Are they not using the proxies to steal data from unwilling website operators? I would count that as an illegitimate use. If they can't
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by hofrogs 11mo ago
What .docx fiasco?
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by hofrogs 11mo ago
A hair salon is a legitimate business. "Residential proxies" have very little legitimate use, and are sourced by unethical means, so it's not a fair comparison.
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by hofrogs 11mo ago
Who are you talking about? Asking in good faith, I never heard of that controversy before
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by hofrogs 11mo ago
Yep, I noticed that under a lot of videos mentioning rust in kernel, or rust in general there's a high chance that the comment section will just be straight up lifted from 4chan pol or a similar place
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by hofrogs 1y ago
Isn't the point of those trusted environments is that they aren't supposed to be compromised by plugging something into the motherboard? So that you don't have to trust the server hosting company if you trust Intel and can ve
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by hofrogs 1y ago
These burner phone numbers not exclusively used by criminals, a privacy-minded person would use those to make accounts on services that require a phone number (and sadly, it feels like there's a lot of these lately)
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by hofrogs 1y ago
"appRoute(home)" is a macro that expands to a function called "home": #define appRoute(name) HttpResponse name(AppContext ctx)
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by hofrogs 1y ago
yt-dlp has a `--add-metadata` flag, it puts the channel name in the artist field, video name in the name field and gets the thumbnail as well, I think. Could be useful!
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by hofrogs 1y ago
This attack could have been so, so much worse. We were saved by the attacker's lack of creativity and competence.
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by hofrogs 1y ago
The images used for demonstration of the shader in the article already seem AI-generated
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by hofrogs 1y ago
By utilizing anti-user language like "sideloading" you are already submitting to their desire to own all hardware.
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by hofrogs 1y ago
I am not an artist, yet I care about media generation "AI", as in I resent it deeply.
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by hofrogs 1y ago
All of those are links in the original text, do you think that these points aren't true? What makes it unserious?
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by hofrogs 1y ago
The language of the blog post is extremely bitter, self-aggrandizing and mocking, and points out hypocrisy that isn't there -- it's just multiple different groups of people who enjoy different things. There are zoomers that chat i

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