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by jasonjayr 9mo ago
It's not that simple, and it touches on a bunch of things that are at a nexus right now, that may end the anonymous internet. (a) an identity provider needs to verify who is using the browser. If that can be strongly tied, then the id
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by jasonjayr 9mo ago
That's an easy one. They're people, and still have rights. That's non-negotiable.
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by jasonjayr 9mo ago
Some teas steep at less than boiling temperature. And I imagine the tea itself may have more risk of microbes depending on how it is stored, and that the temperature drops way below boiling almost immediately upon pouring out. I wonder if
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by jasonjayr 9mo ago
Due process for EVERY person in the legal territory regardless of who or what they are. Otherwise it's way to easy to say, "they're the other, and have no rights", and they are already using this line.
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by jasonjayr 9mo ago
Reminder: when you are logged out, HN will show static cached content. Since there's no login session it doesn't have to compute parts of the page unique to the user. When huge stories hit, and HN is overloaded, browing while log
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by jasonjayr 9mo ago
IIRC you could still track because all those mutiple IPv6 addresses will have the same prefix.
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by jasonjayr 9mo ago
That assumes the (a) the source is still available (b) the build environment is still available and working, (c) a staff member is still available that understands the system and/or (d) the time to figure it out and rebuild, test, and
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by jasonjayr 10mo ago
It seems like after trying all this time, "Age Assurance/verification" is what is going to stick to end anonymity and an open internet. Under the never-ending banner of "think of the children!"
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by jasonjayr 10mo ago
Could this bus offer a dbus-compatibility 'firewall/translator' d-bus socket per each app (provided they use the d-bus environment variables correctly)? That might speed adoption if it is able to be a drop-in default, instea
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by jasonjayr 10mo ago
Cheap sensors, used by many, is how we get more reproducability, more citizen science, and more understanding of the world around us. RTL-SDR is another area where this there is so much to see 'hidden' in electromagnetic radio fre
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by jasonjayr 10mo ago
I'm using CNPG on my rinky-dinky 3-node k8s homelab, and it's been pretty good. I had a situation where my object storage ran out of space (again: homelab) which caused backpressure on db log backups; which stopped the pg databas
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by jasonjayr 10mo ago
> & ([scriptblock]::Create((irm " https://raw.githubusercontent.com/zoicware/RemoveWindowsAI/m... "))) Finally, we can do 'curl https://host.com/script.sh | bash -' in Win
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by jasonjayr 10mo ago
https://www.soundonsound.com/sound-advice/q-which-settings-s... According to that article, it looks like the best cassettes (if everything goes right) could have a bandwidth of 20kHz. So a quick calculation of 8bit sam
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by jasonjayr 10mo ago
You get a link and you can set read or write permissions on it. Whoever gets that link can browse it in a web browser. I've used this to share albums of photos with gatherings of folks; it works very well. It does assume you have your
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by jasonjayr 10mo ago
This has got to be a failure of early Windows versions -- I've had systems online for 5+ years without needing to be restarted, updating and restarting the software running on them without service interruption. RAID storage makes hot
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by jasonjayr 11mo ago
I've worked with a vendor listing products in their IDM (Item Data Management) System. IIRC, it's from https://www.stibosystems.com/ . From a SMB vendor supplying one type of product it's frustrating to work
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by jasonjayr 11mo ago
A digital "Death penalty" is not a win for society, without considering a fair way to atone for "crimes against your digital identity". It would be way to easy for the current regime (whomever that happens to be) to crim
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by jasonjayr 11mo ago
In a famous incident many years ago, Amazon "memory hole'd" a copy of 1984 from people's personal Kindles when they lost the license to sell it. https://www.npr.org/2009/07/24/106989048&#
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by jasonjayr 11mo ago
ELinks is the TUI browser I've used since .... forever. https://github.com/rkd77/elinks
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by jasonjayr 1y ago
> During this phase, 15 discovered the Pony Preservation Project, a collaborative project started by /mlp/, the My Little Pony board on 4chan.[47] Contributors of the project had manually trimmed, denoised, transcribed, and emo
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by jasonjayr 1y ago
IIRC -- the 15.ai dev was training on fan-made "My Little Pony" transcriptions, specificaly because they included more emotive clues in the transcription, and supported a syntax to control the emotive aspect of the speech.
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by jasonjayr 1y ago
Jeff is a bit more than a hobbyist, between him & his father, they are rather accomplished professional radio + electric engineers.
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by jasonjayr 1y ago
Just to help future readers, there is an ecosystem of "tus" uploaders and endpoints, that chunk uploads, and feature resumeable uploads, that would be ideal for this kind of restriction: https://tus.io/
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by jasonjayr 1y ago
> TACAMO (take charge and move out) is the back up communications system to the US nuclear submarine fleet in case an attack on land based transmitters disables them. A rotating fleet of Navy E6 jets equipped with 200 KW transmitters and
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by jasonjayr 1y ago
These sort of restrictions also often interfere with accessibility and screen readers. Either the screen reader is built into the OS as signed + trusted (and locks out competition in this space), or it's a pluggable interface, that ope
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by jasonjayr 1y ago
"Formulaic headlines considered harmful"
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by jasonjayr 1y ago
Even then, for age verification, just verify the ID, record + sign the verification, and DESTROY THE DATA! Don't retain the original document "just in case", or even the birthday or name.
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by jasonjayr 1y ago
> lsusb -v On Linux that produces a lot of info similar to the macos screenshots, but with values and labels specific to the Linux USB stack. I wonder if AI could map the linux lsusb output to a form your tool can use...
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by jasonjayr 1y ago
... a neutral third party where the some of the board of directors have a seat at the camera company, or city concil seat? This all ends in corporate feudalism, doesn't it?
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by jasonjayr 1y ago
> embroidery software for her sewing machine has a USB hardware dongle for DRM While I don't have any sort of built up library of work or experience with a specific propriatary software, consider reccomending Inkscape + the Ink&#x2F

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