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by kurtoid 2y ago
Discord bots are dirt simple to make, so it's not that crazy
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by kurtoid 2y ago
Been using it for a few years, but the new cloud nags on the web panel is too much - I already have Grafana set up, so this weekend's project is migrating to Prometheus
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by kurtoid 2y ago
The whole point of the article is that they set an identifier in the in-game browser, which will survive MAC address, IP resets, and new steam accounts.
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by kurtoid 2y ago
I know there's a steam client setting now to clear the data of the overlay browser (either on exit, or manually? Can't remember) - does that affect the VGUI browser? I don't know about CS, but TF2 has the ability to disable s
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by kurtoid 2y ago
Coincidence or not, they seem to be poking fun at it: https://openai.com/index/learning-to-reason-with-llms/#chain... (end of the cipher example)
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by kurtoid 2y ago
Previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23929151
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by kurtoid 2y ago
Seems like it's way too early to be testing this thing, especially when some features important the privacy, like not sharing data across container tabs ( https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1901103 ) and cleari
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by kurtoid 2y ago
I'd be cautious about drawing too many conclusions from this; this test also involves some computer skill. https://nces.ed.gov/surveys/piaac/measure.asp?section=1&sub_...
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by kurtoid 2y ago
See also: https://brr.fyi/posts/south-pole-electrical-infrastructure
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by kurtoid 2y ago
I think the end game here will be something similar to their web environment integrity proposal, ie hardware attestation that the browser is what it says it is I really hope it doesn't come to that
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by kurtoid 3y ago
Where can I find more details about this?
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by kurtoid 3y ago
Legally speaking, I feel like it'd be a lot harder to limit information Also, if they did legislate it out of Google maps, I bet you can recreate it using a background service and an overlay
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by kurtoid 3y ago
Hell yeah. Congrats!
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by kurtoid 3y ago
Weird, it worked on the local docker version
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by kurtoid 3y ago
IOT it's not a technical problem, but a business problem. :(
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by kurtoid 3y ago
I was halfway through reading this trying to figure out if I wanted to give up my existing code ligatures, but then I hit the code ligatures section, and now I'm hooked
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by kurtoid 3y ago
At a glance, the linked extension uses Firefox native containers, like the Facebook container it forks. All it does is assign the site to a container, so the user doesn't have to do it manually.
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by kurtoid 3y ago
If it becomes ubiquitous enough, I'm assuming defeating it will become automatable
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by kurtoid 3y ago
I had a brief moment of panic when I read the title as "discontinued" instead of "discounted"
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by kurtoid 3y ago
Wow, Protect just uninstalled KDE connect :/
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by kurtoid 3y ago
KDE Connect plus Wireguard is my favorite combo. KDE Connect commands can also be triggered from Tasker, so with Autowear I can trigger commands from my watch
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by kurtoid 3y ago
I thought it was one expert runs per token?
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by kurtoid 3y ago
Goodbye web browsing with non-top-3 browser engines :(
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by kurtoid 3y ago
I have Amazon Prime, but I guess I'll pirate Prime Video too
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by kurtoid 3y ago
It's feels more like they're cavity-searching your browser, not just fingerprinting
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by kurtoid 3y ago
> cache miss Ooh, I like that one. Stealing it
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by kurtoid 3y ago
Oh, but it's not open source? https://github.com/netdata/netdata/blob/master/web/gui/v2/LI...
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by kurtoid 3y ago
Does it work without their Cloud thing? Edit, from the release notes: > In the last few months, we have ported and open-sourced all Netdata Cloud APIs to the Netdata Agent, allowing Netdata Parents to drive the same multi-node / inf
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by kurtoid 3y ago
Looks like the Arch repos do PGO on firefox: https://gitlab.archlinux.org/archlinux/packaging/packages/fi...
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by kurtoid 3y ago
Relevant XKCD: https://xkcd.com/1806/

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