jeroenhd

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by jeroenhd 8mo ago
Previous propaganda channels from the government couldn't legally be broadcast within the US itself, so it's possible they'll try to pull the same thing here.
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by jeroenhd 8mo ago
The Americans are just as bad when it comes to intellectual property (70 years after the death of the author or 95 years after publication). By American copyright standards, you can read The Silmarillion for free around 2072. The difference
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by jeroenhd 8mo ago
That may be pretty useful for torrenting, actually.
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by jeroenhd 8mo ago
American free speech laws are the exception, not the rule. All European free speech laws have always been balanced and weighed up against other laws. This is hardly anything new. If anything, the internet has brought forth a short time peri
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by jeroenhd 8mo ago
> even a base brand new M4 Mac Mini A base Mac Mini (256GB/16GB) would cost me €720 while a Minisforum MS-R1 (1TB/32GB) would cost me €559 (minus a 25 euro discount for signing up to their newsletter if you accept that practice
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by jeroenhd 8mo ago
Always have been, unless you're using the API meant for apps. But if you're doing something very basic, you might be able to slop together a tool that does local inferencing based on a small, local model instead, alleviating the n
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by jeroenhd 8mo ago
It's r/MacOS. The title is disingenuous at best, the comments are all fans upvoting each other for repeating opinions of the hive mind, and this being reddit a good chunk of them are probably bot rings trying to gain karma for res
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by jeroenhd 8mo ago
I like the look and esthetics but there are some places where the design doesn't fit well. For instance, I've had to change my phone's background to accommodate for the theme and that should definitely be the other way around
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by jeroenhd 8mo ago
Recreating Aqua is the easy part. Recreating all the applications you would use day-to-day to fit the design language specified by Aqua is another. Apple's visual OS design was never that far ahead of the curve, but they managed to con
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by jeroenhd 8mo ago
How on earth do you hook up an iBook to a WPA3 network? Even in WPA2 compatibility mode you'll barely be able to see the SSID? I suppose it's cool of Apple to not take down their old update servers, although I hope they do keep an
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by jeroenhd 8mo ago
Some CAs are experimenting with shorter, 7 day certificates as well. still not an outage that would endanger anyone's ability to renew in time, but for small or extremely shitty CAs (and there are a lot of those) such an outage may tak
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by jeroenhd 9mo ago
Has done for years now, but its desktop support is far inferior to even Matrix chat clients. It works in a pinch but you have to lower your standards quite a lot to use it as a true alternative.
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by jeroenhd 9mo ago
> I "feel" Italian and owe my country a lot and my happily go back at some point Then that settles it, no? You're an Italian citizen who happens to work abroad, not Swedish citizen material. > Swedish citizenship is use
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by jeroenhd 9mo ago
I can think of one reason for letting agents run overnight: running large models locally is incredibly slow or incredibly expensive. Even more so with he recent RAM price spikes thanks to the AI bubble. Running AI overnight can be a decent
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by jeroenhd 9mo ago
If you have enough (V)RAM you can set up Ollama + any of the generation tools here ( https://docs.openwebui.com/category/create--edit-images ) and hook them into OpenWebUI to get something pretty close to what you'd
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by jeroenhd 9mo ago
Looks useful, though something went wrong doing NPU image generation on my phone. Reminds me a lot of https://github.com/google-ai-edge/gallery which is a proof-of-concept app by Google themselves for their AI librarie
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by jeroenhd 9mo ago
> The iphone 17 pro has 12GB of ram. I'm surprised Apple is still cheaping out on RAM on their phones, especially with the effort they've been putting into running AI locally and all of their NPU marketing.
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by jeroenhd 9mo ago
The do not track header was good enough in this German case: https://dig.watch/updates/german-court-affirms-legal-signifi... Having the EU decide on a technical implementation is more of a last ditch effort, like what
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by jeroenhd 9mo ago
I think it's perfectly normal to expect someone to give up their old citizenship when becoming citizen in a different country. When you become a citizen, that country is responsible for getting you out of international conflicts and ar
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by jeroenhd 9mo ago
They can definitely vote in most local Dutch elections, though that ability differs per EU member state. As long as you have a valid registration with the municipality, you're eligible. The example given wasn't about casting their
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by jeroenhd 9mo ago
Despite being more accessible to EU migrants, there is more to gaining Dutch citizenship than just "asking". One needs to live in the Netherlands for five years (with limits on i.e. long holidays) to qualify and even then it takes
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by jeroenhd 9mo ago
If you're not a citizen, you can't vote for the national government. The solution: become a citizen. If you've lived somewhere long enough to lose track of your home country (legally at least), getting citizenship shouldn&#x2
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by jeroenhd 9mo ago
Various projects have invented licenses like that. Those licenses aren't free, so the FOSS crowd won't like them. Rather than inventing a new one, you're probably better grabbing whatever the other not-free-but-close-enough p
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by jeroenhd 9mo ago
As far as I can tell, the dock appears on either the left/rightmost display (when docked to the side) or on the main display. What is the "main display"? You can find out by going to settings > displays, where you find a &
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by jeroenhd 9mo ago
Governments go after websites that don't host anything illegal all the time. Torrents don't contain any illegal information yet torrent websites are taken down routinely through legal challenges, by court orders, and in some count
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by jeroenhd 9mo ago
Gnome had a scroll speed setting but it broke and disappeared somewhere around the switch to Wayland without getting replaced. Gnome says libinput should deal with scroll speed. Libinput says GTK+ should deal with it. Patches have been lyin
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by jeroenhd 9mo ago
Window management isn't macOS' strong suit, but external monitors make it act absolutely crazy. Connecting monitors will do anything from keeping all windows in the same position to restoring previous positions to launching them a
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by jeroenhd 9mo ago
That sounds more like a recipe for overreach than a method to escape the law, to be honest. Governments don't typically go "aw, shucks, you've caught us on a technicality" without getting the courts involved. Clueless la
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by jeroenhd 9mo ago
Activity has died down as a result of general Linux kernel developer drama, petty in-fighting, and other factors, but that doesn't change the results they did produce during their most prolific phase so far. Without proper support from
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by jeroenhd 9mo ago
When the C absolutist maintainers fought for control over the ability to keep Rust out of their ballpark, I didn't expect the reverse to happen. Still, I think it makes a lot of sense. Completely new GPU drivers are quite rare and the

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