jeroenhd

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by jeroenhd 3mo ago
> could've (and did, partially) just bought But they didn't. The fact they partially did proves that they knew they should've, so they can't even claim ignorance.
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by jeroenhd 3mo ago
I don't think American laws such as s230 apply here, as Codeberg is German. If you want to be the arbiter of what you make, throw an instance of https://forgejo.org/ online. It's practically the same as Codeberg e
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by jeroenhd 3mo ago
The support they will receive for banning slop will probably outweigh the negative press for a false positive.
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by jeroenhd 3mo ago
One has to wonder how many of these vibe coding accounts are being defensive themselves, rather than having their LLMs be defensive for them.
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by jeroenhd 3mo ago
I'm surprised it took them this long. Good on them. I don't think this should have much impact either. If you can afford vibecoding software, you can afford to run your own forgejo/gitea instance, and Github/Gitlab are a
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by jeroenhd 3mo ago
The device came out about a year ago: https://www.notebookcheck.net/The-HMD-Touch-4G-is-an-all-scr... It looks like it's still India-exclusive. I haven't heard much about it online, and with a dedicated chat app I
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by jeroenhd 3mo ago
NSA can be rolled out with almost nothing more than a firmware update. For any existing carrier network, it was the obvious place to start 5G rollout. If you're building new towers, things change, obviously. That said, a lot of industr
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by jeroenhd 3mo ago
My personal feelings about the matter is that having an LLM rewrite the entire thing as an experiment and then just going with it a few weeks later kills any incentive for a community to build up around it. It's a clear signal that eve
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by jeroenhd 3mo ago
With the right simulated events, a headless browser becomes indistinguishable from a real browser without platform detection. It's not hard to figure out that these headless browsers are running a software renderer on Linux. In time, t
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by jeroenhd 3mo ago
slotMusic/slotRadio has tried to sell music through SD cards. They never took off, but a full SD card would probably be the best balance in terms of reliability, size, and capacity in my opinion. Plus, a surprising amount of media devi
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by jeroenhd 3mo ago
If you have enough USB ports, you should be able to get away with using DisplayLink dongles for the video part. DisplayLink doesn't require any additional video processing hardware (unlike DisplayPort) or even USB-C ports, you can run
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by jeroenhd 3mo ago
Installing Graphene can be done through the browser: https://grapheneos.org/install/web It's not as easy as it can be (the text is aimed at people familiar with Android flashing) but in practice you need to toggle
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by jeroenhd 3mo ago
So far market demand hasn't pushed Brave, Opera, Vivaldi, or anyone else in this direction. It's not just Mozilla, who is often late to these kinds of developments.
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by jeroenhd 3mo ago
With how few iOS users I see the existing content blockers already, shockingly few people as far as I can tell. I want to see Brave and Firefox fight it off in an ad-blocking-mobile-browser competition to get some more market share, but it
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by jeroenhd 3mo ago
Need to? Probably not. Reynard isn't on the app store, though, so Mozilla's efforts wouldn't be very comparable if it wasn't. Plus, iOS can really use a solid F-Droid alternative.
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by jeroenhd 3mo ago
> You tell someone who's dying for a non-webkit browser on iOS Firefox has struggled to get the sliver of market share they have today. I highly doubt that there are that many people like you and me who crave a real Firefox engine o
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by jeroenhd 3mo ago
> and you dare to use an alternative browser on iOS The website works just fine for me on Firefox+iOS, it seems like whatever matching the author is doing just doesn't include detection for Orion.
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by jeroenhd 3mo ago
If you use a custom select, update your <datalist>, you should be good, shouldn't you? There are UI components that are not available in native browser controls (infuriatingly: some are only available in some browsers on some
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by jeroenhd 3mo ago
One reason is that Apple does not permit regional binaries, so you cannot use the same listing in the EU/Japan/Brazil/whatever other place may force Apple to act sociable and the rest of the world. Creating a separate app wou
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by jeroenhd 3mo ago
I tried enabling their "advanced security" programme on my account and it's currently refusing to continue without at least 2 keys configured. The first "hardware key" is actually my Bitwarden faking a hardware key
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by jeroenhd 3mo ago
The concept itself has been done a few times before. This Reddit thread has an explanation on how you can generate these yourself: https://www.reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion/comments/18aoqs0/co... The good
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by jeroenhd 3mo ago
A frightening amount of people have no idea how AI tools work, even those that should know better. I have seen senior software developers fall for the mistake of believing an LLM output when it spews bullshit about how its own memory or res
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by jeroenhd 3mo ago
selinux doesn't help when the kernel itself has been compromized like this. Sandboxes from Android and containerisation tools like Docker do not protect you against this exploit. The only feasible method of restriction is full virtual
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by jeroenhd 3mo ago
That's what's being done, isn't it? Fingerprinting technologies and proof of work are trying to authorize people and block bots. Unfortunately, companies like these are trying to bypass the authorization controls. If these sc
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by jeroenhd 3mo ago
> Most users aren't spoofing their user agent headers to be a different operating system. The people behind the LLM behind this blog post are. They're trying to pretend their robots are people to sell other websites' data
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by jeroenhd 3mo ago
Kind of a smart move by this company: write up an AI analysis of all fingerprinting techniques in hopes they get fixed after outrage so their scraping company can make more money. If it weren't for companies like this, fingerprinting w
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by jeroenhd 3mo ago
I have to give it to the vibe coding industry, I didn't think one could reinvent the wheel quicker and more often than frontend JavaScript programmers, but they're pulling it off! I can't really tell why you would need to sup
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
Interesting, what makes you think that? A quick scan through the text didn't highlight any of the usual slop marks that stand out to me.
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
The people who want privacy and the people you want to block are using the same services and techniques. That's why web firewalls block privacy focused browsers, why TOR exit nodes are blocked from bald the internet, why email provider
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
I can't say I share your hatred. It's my go-to management interface for VMs like this. Especially because it allows managing a remote libvirt install over SSH, handling things like forwarding the screen and input for you. If you d

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