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by josteink 2y ago
Am I understanding that this project is limited to play 8kHz samples wave-files, ie only up to 4kHz real world? Is that even tape-quality? Not to talk down anyone’s hobby project, but that kinda limits the appeal for most other people I wou
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by josteink 2y ago
Fair enough. But it’s clearly a trade-off. Some may want extensions with unchecked, unrestricted permissions to be able to do all-the-things (tm). Me on the other hand (and possibly others), with open-source projects often going haywire and
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by josteink 2y ago
> the only one that is Manifest V2 compatible Could you provide a reason why that is a feature? All the extensions I’ve implemented runs fine as V3 manifests, and they allow much more fine-grained security permissions. That’s something I
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by josteink 2y ago
Maybe I’m missing something important, but why would a locally installed application running on your own machine, open source or not, require to have «terms of use» in the first place? Mozilla seems truly lost. Edit: said more clearly, the
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by josteink 2y ago
It doesn’t matter much what they have in cash and non-liquid assets if they don’t have a balanced budget. 90% of Mozilla’s direct income (cash) comes from Google. And it looks like that funding may go away soon [1]. If Firefox had a big mar
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by josteink 2y ago
As reported by parts of the tech press this last year, Mozilla is seemingly on its way to certain bankruptcy. I guess we should expect more incidents like this the time to come.
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by josteink 2y ago
> because the vast majority of devs have no idea that containers are just scripts to set up Linux namespaces. That’s IMO framing things a bit backwards. That’s how containers are implemented… today. on Linux. On Windows it’s completely d
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by josteink 2y ago
> One limitation of the current disk image for Rock Pi is that you don’t have a functional TTY. I believe on systemd-based systems these are service-units you need to enable, and with yocto, possibly install? systemctl enable -now
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by josteink 2y ago
> If we had instead simply mirrored everything into a registry at a big cloud provider You would have had to authenticate to access that repo as well.
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by josteink 2y ago
> Does breaking out of the container give you root? You can run unprivileged containers, and in that case, no.
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by josteink 2y ago
Most systemd-projects have a name which immediately shouts out what it does, so you can easily tell if it is relevant for your needs or not. systemd-nspawn is probably the only project without such a name, so most people don't know abo
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by josteink 2y ago
OCI is for running prepackaged software in black boxes from the internet, where you have no interest or ownership of the container internals. Most of my containers are not like that. Well, actually none are. systemd-nspawn is for running
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by josteink 2y ago
I've used lots of different container-types over the years to replace VMs with lightweight containers, but right now I'm running systemd-nspawn, and I really, really like it. The way it integrates with systemd, both inside and out
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by josteink 2y ago
Which is why enterprises everywhere has software and tooling in place to provide this, for the exact things they do deliver. I don’t see how anyone can «sell» this information when it’s literally available for free already.
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by josteink 2y ago
While this may sound exaggerated, I’ve actually on occasion torrented a show because I thought I had to if I wanted to see it, only to later turn out I could have watched on one of the streaming services I’m already paying for. And that’s j
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by josteink 2y ago
Maybe I’m weird, but to me all the Apple TV+ shows really comes off with the same (to me at least) vibe, like it was made in the same factory, following the same recipe. It instantly degrades what could/might be art to mere «content» a
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by josteink 2y ago
Uh. My Kindle cost me $100 like 8-10 years ago and has literally zero running costs. What are these figures you are mentioning? If a Kobo means a monthly fee, I swear I’ll never even consider getting one.
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by josteink 2y ago
That’s my point. In a unanswered question, there is nothing to predict (ie «learn» or «think» which I never said), so the AI/LLM will predict using a different source which has responded something, correctness or relevancy be damned.
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by josteink 2y ago
> Because they were trained on internet arguments, and nobody on the internet has ever admitted they don't know something Or people’s questions were left unanswered (because nobody knew), and there was nothing for the LLM to learn t
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by josteink 2y ago
> Why should it not, one of the design goals of Swift as C, Objective-C and C++ replacement was painless interop with those languages. This is actually a very good quality. I'm exploiting that for all it's worth in a job projec
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by josteink 2y ago
> * CNAME pointing to Azure Website/WebApp Instance Microsoft has made it possible to have your webapps CNAME record be unique to your AzureAD tenant and never to be reused. This prevents these kinds of attacks. More info here: htt
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by josteink 2y ago
On the contrary «fact checkers» have rarely had any other function than persisting propaganda for the status quo, which quite often have turned out not to be true. I say good riddance.
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by josteink 2y ago
> A subdued man was brutally and gleefully executed in public, on camera This is clearly misinfornation, intentional or not. The man died of a drug overdose after swallowing drugs to conceal evidence from the police. This is clearly stat
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by josteink 2y ago
> what is still a big puzzle is why police didn't draw weapons during such a violent attack. Usually police, the DC one including, would draw weapons and shoot at the smallest perception of even smallest disobedience There’s video e
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by josteink 2y ago
> willing to forgive an attempt to overthrow an election Alternate view: protesting an election they deem to be rigged. Since 2020, especially after the 2024 election results came in, theres now even more evidence to suggests democrats r
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by josteink 2y ago
> they all smack of bad faith > That said, if people whose entire personality is being anti-trans Are you talking about protecting women’s rights? That’s pro something, not anti something, right? So speaking of bad faith… The only one
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by josteink 2y ago
Things like this? https://lunduke.locals.com/post/6505039/bluesky-bans-lunduke... And this: https://x.com/clownworld_/status/1858194893249917377?s=46 And this: https://x.com&#
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by josteink 2y ago
My interest for bluesky is practically non-existent as long as they ban people for posting commonly held views and scientific facts. I’m not going to invest in a platform where fear of banning is a thing from the get go.
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by josteink 2y ago
Passkeys are free. You do not need to buy them. They replace passwords, after all.
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by josteink 2y ago
«Activate login via FaceID». «OK». Congratulations. You have a passkey. Was that easy enough?

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