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by input_sh 1y ago
If you pay ICANN hundreds of thousands of dollars, you can get basically any .word domain. I believe the only actual requirement is that it has to be 3 characters or longer, as two characters are reserved for countries.
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by input_sh 1y ago
> It's really quite amazing how far Linux has come in the past decade alone There's no meaningful difference in the desktop Linux ecosystem right now and a decade ago, you're just more open to it as the alternative got wor
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by input_sh 1y ago
The entire point of this article is that the "make it look worse" filter is being applied by YouTube automatically, whether creators want it or not.
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by input_sh 1y ago
This is being unnecessarily pedantic. They're saying "yes we're doing post-processing, but that's not technically generative AI." Personally I couldn't care less about what they call it, I care that it makes
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by input_sh 1y ago
I use a browser extension that simply gives me the download button in the interface and haven't experienced any such warnings: https://github.com/TheKonka/instagram-download-browser-exten... Thought you might find
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by input_sh 1y ago
Racism with extra steps.
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by input_sh 1y ago
To be very pedantic, "Markdown standard" is basically a blog post written over 20 years ago and never updated. Everything more "advanced" like tables, to-do lists and multi-line code blocks aren't a part of the &q
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by input_sh 1y ago
You're absolutely right, we shouldn't pick on just Google. We should pick on basically every company that owns over 50% of its market share, as I'm sure how they got there is by abusing their power in one way or the other.
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by input_sh 1y ago
One out of every 40 searches worldwide being made using your product is, in your opinion, a very small share? In a thread about a monopoly abusing its power, the least you can do is to stop measuring success by how monopolistic a company
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by input_sh 1y ago
Oh we know who's behind it: a Hollywood celebrity-run charity that shadily hired multiple high-ranking Europol politicians. Their whole deal is to convince legislators that scanning every image on your device for CSAM is absolutely nec
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by input_sh 1y ago
I administer it at work and now I won't have to invite a user manually, wait for them to accept the invite link via email, manually approve their account, and then assign it to groups (collections). In other words one less thing to wor
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by input_sh 1y ago
Why would you blame Mozilla for that instead of Safari? Works just fine on Android using both Chrome and Firefox.
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by input_sh 1y ago
I completely agree it's technologically feasible in basically every continental European country (as we all have some form of biometric IDs), but do you want to have to do that every time you open a private tab to look at porn? Do you
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by input_sh 1y ago
I literally worked with digital rights lawyers to build a tool to exercise your GDPR rights, but sure, call it a hypothetical.
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by input_sh 1y ago
Incorrect, GDPR requires informed consent to collect personally identifiable information, but you can absolutely run your own analytics that only saves the first three octets of an IP address without needing to ask for constent. Enough to
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by input_sh 1y ago
Just because you don't hear about them doesn't mean they do not exist, with DDoSecrets ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distributed_Denial_of_Secrets ) pretty much taking over the role that WikiLeaks had 15 year
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by input_sh 1y ago
It's in their status page and it's tagged as a partial outage: https://fastmailstatus.com/cme1fq7ej002dh0iu6z8pey4f Personally I don't really use their web interface, but I tried it now and it all works just
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by input_sh 1y ago
Because everything past GPT 3.5 has been pretty unremarkable? Doubt anyone in the world would be able to tell a difference in a blind test between 4.0, 4o, 4.5 and 4.1.
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by input_sh 1y ago
How is it different than llms.txt? https://llmstxt.org/ Are any websites actually using it (for llms.txt: https://llmstxt.site/ )? Why do I need to npm install anything instead of writing a text file?
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by input_sh 1y ago
Are they doing that on Android right now?
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by input_sh 1y ago
Truly blows my mind how anyone could spend more than 60 seconds googling Alex Karp and think "what a sane guy". Blows my mind even more to know he has legitimate fans.
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by input_sh 1y ago
Sure, that's why Biden was introduced by an UAW member at a press conference that day, in which he first thanked the UAW, then the CEOs employing them, and then signed an executive order which offered additional tax credits on union-ma
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by input_sh 1y ago
Death Cab for Cutie being in JD Vance's playlist is also kinda funny considering the same band also wrote this: https://genius.com/Death-cab-for-cutie-million-dollar-loan-l...
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by input_sh 1y ago
There were plenty of explanations from the White House why Tesla wasn't invited: because it was an UAW event. Tesla is notoriously anti-union and its employees are not represented by the UAW.
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by input_sh 1y ago
I invite you to look at the linked PDF ( https://www.beuc.eu/sites/default/files/publications/BEUC-X-... ) and name me the thing you disagree with. Would you like your child to play with "cheap plasti
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by input_sh 1y ago
Digital Services Act is totalitarian? The one that specifically doesn't do anything to anyone that has under 10% of all EU citizens as monthly active users? I swear this website never ceases to amaze me.
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by input_sh 1y ago
Personally, I am and always was very put off by Wallabag's design. It seems permanently stuck in the 2010s default Bootstrap era. There was and technically still is Omnivore ( https://github.com/omnivore-app/omnivor
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by input_sh 1y ago
Can I copy some random HTML+CSS snippet from the internet and be sure that it'll look exactly the same in my project and that no existing CSS is going to overwrite it? I'm never gonna argue learning proper CSS wouldn't be bet
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by input_sh 1y ago
For context, this is something AccuWeather in particular lobbied for for decades. This was their goal in particular. In 2005: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Weather_Service_Dutie... > In the wake of the bill
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by input_sh 1y ago
Wait until you learn many of the default bash keyboard shortcuts (like Ctrl + A / E to move to the beginning/end of the line) actually come from emacs.

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