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by kuschku 1y ago
Have you ever been in a hackspace? That's where you'll usually find such discussions IRL. Other examples include "let's build a submarine" https://media.ccc.de/v/37c3-11828-how_to_build_a_submar
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by kuschku 1y ago
For some robots, they intentionally published false rooting instructions online, so you could only get it rooted via the telegram chat. Then they banned you if you asked the wrong questions in there. It's certainly the most hostile pla
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by kuschku 1y ago
The simple truth is that LLMs are still bullshitting their way through life. In some fields and languages, this is easier, but as soon as you need the LLM to follow rigorous instructions, it'll fail.
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by kuschku 1y ago
Is the AI published under the same CC license, with attribution?
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by kuschku 1y ago
One of the primary complaints was that an unmonitored bot has the power to override years of work done by volunteer translation teams. First you have to stop the destruction. Then you can talk about how to make the bot work for humans, inst
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by kuschku 1y ago
Tools should work for their users. In this case, the bot should work (and be controlled by) the localization teams for each language. If the bot has the power to overrule the volunteer translation teams, the entire power structure is wrong
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by kuschku 1y ago
> Skew transform and other transforms. Krita has them both destructively, and non-destructively as transform layers. What is it you're missing?
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by kuschku 1y ago
In Germany, DNT is legally binding, but GPC is not.
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by kuschku 1y ago
That doesn't necessarily work anymore, some TVs now have Amazon WhisperNet built in, and will just update ads via your neighbor's Alexa.
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by kuschku 1y ago
Of course we can, even HBCI still works, and you can even access your (German) bank account from within KMyMoney. For the website, it's also easy, even with PSD2 you can just get a physical TAN generator.
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by kuschku 1y ago
In Germany, the banking system had an open API, so you could even access your bank account from KMyMoney and do transactions. And you still had proper fraud protections. How is it that accessing my bank account with KMyMoney is fine, but ba
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by kuschku 1y ago
I'm blocked on Firefox on Ubuntu 25.04, on a German residential FTTH line, and I'm also blocked with Firefox and Chrome on Android 15 over 5G.
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by kuschku 1y ago
How does it have feature parity if I have no ability to change the entire configuration programmatically, on reaction to certain changes? My ISP requires a reconnect every 24h, assigning a new IPv4 and IPv6 prefix after every reconnect. Tha
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by kuschku 1y ago
> The Edge Router line has been what, 5 years old since any major update? Where's the replacement for those anyway? From what I can tell, the new unifi routers don't even officially support SSH or Serial login, nor do they supp
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by kuschku 1y ago
if you've got email filters set up that sort emails by (dkim-verified) sender into folders, phishing becomes immediate obvious as you start to wonder why it isn't sorted into the right folder.
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by kuschku 1y ago
Not really, because there's only one AppView and you can't unsubscribe from the lists they dislike. Wheras with Matrix, you can run your own server, with your own rules, and federate with the rest of the network.
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by kuschku 1y ago
Because with mastodon, you can just run your own server, and continue using the network. Between my single-user-instance and Facebook's billion-user Threads, ActivityPub is genuinely decentralised.
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by kuschku 1y ago
> You're confusing ability with legality No, you are. Google's restricting the ability, by decree. Laws restrict the legality, in certain places, by democratic consensus.
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by kuschku 1y ago
And it's been about 25 years since we had to increase the number of digits for a year. budget_97.csv, budget_98.csv, budget_99.csv, budget_2000.csv
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by kuschku 1y ago
> as long as they register to Google to get these keys As soon as e.g. an Iranian user gets access to your GPLv3 app, you've got a problem. They cannot register with Google (due to sanctions), but you are responsible for ensuring th
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by kuschku 1y ago
Considering the amount of traffic jams, wasted space due to parking lots, and lost third places, I'd argue "solved" isn't exactly accurate.
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by kuschku 1y ago
It works on the stock firmware of the FX30, which is relatively recent.
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by kuschku 1y ago
> Rooting sony seems impossible, I never saw someone Working on it Since their Fullframe lineup launched. On some cameras, including the older firmwares for the current cameras, https://github.com/ma1co/Sony-PMCA-RE
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by kuschku 1y ago
> like how AACS is continuously updated as security holes are found and compromises happen, with the keys being rotated each time And yet with consumer hardware you can accurately rip every UHD Bluray right on release day, without any tr
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by kuschku 1y ago
> That is not what we're talking about - the working assumption here is that the DRM scheme is sound and effective. Lol. That is not possible. If I'm able to watch something, my device must be able to decrypt the DRM. If my dev
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by kuschku 1y ago
You can get the original compressed h264/h265/etc stream back out, that's the entire point. Even DRM media is using regular accelerated video decode.
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by kuschku 1y ago
Even with DRM video you can fetch it losslessly. At some point, some part of your system requires access to the raw, decrypted video stream. As long as that's the case, you can get bit-perfect netflix rips.
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by kuschku 1y ago
If you use this CSS liquid glass effect in your app, Apple will reject it from the App Store. If Apple uses this CSS liquid glass effect in their apps, it'll pass App Store review just fine. Do you see the issue now?
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by kuschku 1y ago
> Total surveillance is not what the Danish minister is arguing for If you backdoor E2EE crypto for one user, you've got to weaken it for everyone. There's no way around that. What he's arguing for would require wiretappin
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by kuschku 1y ago
> But all this assuming you found probable cause to surveil a citizen in the first place. Where's the probable cause coming from? There's a basic right to privacy, which can only be restricted with probable cause. Your argument

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