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by miohtama 1y ago
Does anyone remember Munich Linux project and how Microsoft eventually bribed Munich to drop it? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/LiMux
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by miohtama 1y ago
Someone actually uses Google Chat...?
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by miohtama 1y ago
https://getfirefox.com
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by miohtama 1y ago
The problem is that in the indie game market, where most 2d sprites are drawn, there is not enough money going around making many studios profitable. By reducing cost of manual 2d animation, more studios can be profitable and able to delive
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by miohtama 1y ago
You do not need stop VPN or have age verification websites. You can just lock down Android/iOS/Edge against a blacklist of porn sites. Many providers are selling this as a service. But it would be up to the parents to do this.
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by miohtama 1y ago
A state where a police makes the laws is called a police state. What is then called a state where a secret police makes the laws?
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by miohtama 1y ago
But, in this case, we are not talking only about regulation, but having a law-mandated backdoor in the every device on the planet. Stopping abuse is not to have that backdoor.
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by miohtama 1y ago
And why do you think this regulation would stop abuse if it were made available? Poland has corrupted judges who were onboard with opposition spying. "But the commission cannot do much – CBA [Central Anticorruption Bureau] management a
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by miohtama 1y ago
Already in the EU Spain, Poland and Hungary are illegally using Pegasus spyware to spy their own opposition politicians. Why they should settle less with lawful means if they already use illegal means.
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Coinbase support agents were compromised(fortune.com)
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by miohtama 1y ago
xAI is paying to be "the default" AI of s chat app of 1B monthly active users. They pay for distribution and they likely believe they can later monetise this by sheer mass, roping people in Grok or offering professional paid servi
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by miohtama 1y ago
Telegram made $500M profit at ~1.3B revenue. Revenue comes from ads and premium users and some minor sources.
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by miohtama 1y ago
It has more users. 1B is monthly active if I recall correctly.
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Tech Talent Trends Report 2025(campaign.landing.jobs)
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by miohtama 1y ago
When websites becomes useless and predatory, looks like more and more small places are doing Facebook pages only. Easier for them, but going to centralised Zuckerberg Internet only is not ideal.
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by miohtama 1y ago
Flash was also security nightmare.
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by miohtama 1y ago
Here is how the partition of India happened. It was not entirely linear process. https://youtu.be/4VMLTmksq3Y?si=G6rhRG21hnh-yaaW
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by miohtama 1y ago
Let's call it lessons learnt
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by miohtama 1y ago
The path of least short term pain is often the best path. Everyone old in Python ecosystem remembers the Python 2/3 migration madness.
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by miohtama 1y ago
Noita has similar want building system for constructing spells in a wand in programmatic way with repeats, multiplies, duplicating and such: https://store.steampowered.com/app/881100/Noita/
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by miohtama 1y ago
Sweden, having their legacy in social democracy and more state control, hates privacy https://www.techradar.com/vpn/vpn-privacy-security/a-dangero... It was also Swedish EU commissioner who wants to ban end-to-end
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by miohtama 1y ago
What then ends up happening is that companies how fall behind in R&D eventually lose market share and get replaced by more agile competitors. But this does not happen in industry verticals that are protected by regulation (banks) or nat
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by miohtama 1y ago
Regardless of what one thinks about Mr Musk, this is very good move and ethical thing to do and I hope other LLMs would follow the lead
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by miohtama 1y ago
GIL or no-GIL concerns only people who want to run multicore workloads. If you are not already spending time threading or multiprocessing your code there is practically no change. Most race condition issues which you need to think are there
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by miohtama 1y ago
Coinbase has the same approach. It's a miracle that ransomware operators got in touch with Coinbase support at all.
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by miohtama 1y ago
Just sign in if it's an issue for your usage.
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by miohtama 1y ago
Criminally charging Russian and Chinese does not work. The solution would be to drop these contries off the internet if we want to play hard. The US cannot even stop NSO to hack the system with spyware and Israel is a political ally.
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by miohtama 1y ago
At GitHub scale, crawlers will run out of IP addresses regardless if they are use residential addresses.
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by miohtama 1y ago
But those cars are no longer competitive. There is only a marginal buyer group who wants to drive these "bricks", which would also unlikely pass the requirements set for new cars.
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Celsius (bankruptcy administrator) vs. Cloudflare [pdf](nysb.uscourts.gov)
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