hulitu

14 ms·

361.
by hulitu 5mo ago
480p ? More like 200i. There's a race to the bottom driven by those "up to" codecs.
362.
by hulitu 5mo ago
They privatized it. Now all what matters are profits and salaries of the executive board.
363.
by hulitu 5mo ago
> Due to GitHub upcoming lack of support to Windows7/8 action runners, this will be our last release officially supporting those platforms. As they have been unsupported for years by Microsoft, we recommend you upgrade to play OpenR
364.
by hulitu 5mo ago
> This is a crushing setback for Blue Origin. For SpaceX it would have been a success. /s
365.
by hulitu 5mo ago
> Not sure if laws exist, but dark patterns are everywhere. I bet you never heard of Microsoft or Google.
366.
by hulitu 5mo ago
Amazon is better: it lobbies the EU. Why do you think Temu got fined ?
367.
by hulitu 5mo ago
We need UTF-32. For the future.
368.
by hulitu 5mo ago
Freedesktop has become a cancer of the Linux desktop. Everything they do destroys interoperability and user's freedom.
369.
by hulitu 5mo ago
> sadly I don't think they're unique no, they are not. Volkswagen was the subject of a famous talk at CCC about this. And other car manufacturers do the same (collect and sale data).
370.
by hulitu 5mo ago
That's why one cannot "use" a mobile device wirhout references to the mothers of Google and Apple "engineers".
371.
by hulitu 5mo ago
> Particularly after Edward Snowden's 2013 revelations about mass surveillance, running an unencrypted protocol started to feel more and more like bad practice. As far as i understood, NSA has access to the encrypted communication o
372.
by hulitu 5mo ago
Yes. CSAM [x]. Propaganda [x]. Useless, time consuming "help" [x].
373.
by hulitu 5mo ago
> What happened to HTML+CSS viewer? S in https stands for "script". /s
374.
by hulitu 5mo ago
It looks like an iPhone. They just had to raise the cam^Hboot and lower the front. And the backlights look so original: besides 50 car brands, nobody else has this type of backlights. /s
375.
by hulitu 5mo ago
> stated facts backed by decent sources. Like WW2-era articles backed by books wtitten in 2003 from an obscure author. And only this author.
376.
by hulitu 5mo ago
> remained high quality That was ten years ago. Now, political stuff (countries articles for example) is biased. It really looks like CIA fact book.
377.
by hulitu 5mo ago
And most of the time people do not work in their free time.
378.
by hulitu 5mo ago
For the time being.
379.
by hulitu 5mo ago
> It's handy for situations where you have inexperienced people and the CIA > needing to flash microcontrollers
380.
by hulitu 5mo ago
We need also web pcie and web sata. And maybe a web uefi extension for rootkit planting.
381.
by hulitu 5mo ago
Article brought to you by Sleeping Beauty. It took "ft" 6 years to notice.
382.
by hulitu 5mo ago
What is the news here ? People, read Microsoft's EULA and Privacy policy.
383.
by hulitu 5mo ago
Sustained FLOPS or peak FLOPS ?
384.
by hulitu 5mo ago
Google and Apple are working, since 20 years, to implement scrollbars in their mobile OSs. I heard they will release soon. /s
385.
by hulitu 5mo ago
> There is a huge industry around political communications, which for some time now has been intensely focused on social media. You throw enough money at these platforms in the right way, and your message comes out louder The point of pr
386.
by hulitu 5mo ago
> Anthropic blames dystopian sci-fi Throwing something at the wall, see if it sticks, is so Microsoft. /s
387.
by hulitu 5mo ago
Why not from a firefox running in a virtual machine inside firefox ? RAM is cheap now. /s
388.
by hulitu 5mo ago
They are all crap. The best seems to be, unfortunately, yandex.
389.
by hulitu 5mo ago
At what ? Propaganda ? Can a llm find gwm-1.8d.tar.gz ?
390.
by hulitu 5mo ago
Run it as your daily driver and trust your data to it. /s

More ›