mrbluecoat

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by mrbluecoat 3mo ago
Sigh, another US Healthcare article that states the obvious and won't change our reality. This topic is such an insta-depression trigger.
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by mrbluecoat 3mo ago
Ah, now it makes sense why my AI prompt last week for "Create a Spock moist towlette image" was so realistic.
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by mrbluecoat 3mo ago
I had the same meh reaction. Why put content behind a wall if you're a content distributor platform?
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by mrbluecoat 3mo ago
Feels way too over-engineered https://github.com/in-toto/specification/blob/v1.0/in-toto-s...
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by mrbluecoat 3mo ago
Very helpful, thank you. But it does remind me of that Yzma quote in The Emperor's New Groove: "Why do we even have that lever?"
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by mrbluecoat 3mo ago
> try squinting to see it Cool effect. Reminds me of those board games that use red cellophane to reveal a secret message.
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by mrbluecoat 3mo ago
What a cool idea! Need something similar for Korean - perhaps the EverLine light rail line in Yongin.
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by mrbluecoat 3mo ago
Seems low considering the wide impact, but maybe the only thing corporations throw big money at is remote exploits?
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by mrbluecoat 3mo ago
..and YouTube Music
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by mrbluecoat 3mo ago
> cause havoc, and put people first An odd pairing
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by mrbluecoat 3mo ago
I had a hunch that would be the case. I'm always nervous pointing any AI tool at my email, browser, and finances. Any similar solution that's truly local-first?
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by mrbluecoat 3mo ago
Curious what the percentage would be when you include Visa, MasterCard, PayPal, and Shopify...
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by mrbluecoat 3mo ago
We'll see. They purposely dropped all server/console support and now only offer a Debian desktop image, which seems crazy for an SBC. Not exactly a welcome mat: > Other variants that were previously provided AS-IS are no long
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by mrbluecoat 3mo ago
> Sometimes I won on points and lost the person. So, so true. Not worth it.
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by mrbluecoat 4mo ago
Reminds me of the book "The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind: Creating Currents of Electricity and Hope" by William Kamkwamba. Good read.
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by mrbluecoat 4mo ago
I especially liked the aurora demo. Nice example!
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by mrbluecoat 4mo ago
> the following features work everywhere. YMMV. Amusing pair of statements.
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by mrbluecoat 4mo ago
A surprising amount of documentation if the actor was just LLM-dropping these..
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by mrbluecoat 4mo ago
Ship to the US with GrapheneOS and I'll be first in line :)
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by mrbluecoat 4mo ago
> We implemented DNSSEC with NSEC Black Lies That's pretty cool. Learned something new today. Best wishes in your new business model!
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by mrbluecoat 4mo ago
Canada also has cold weather, which makes Nvidia's pairing of closed-loop liquid coolant and passive cooling datacenter design more attractive.
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by mrbluecoat 4mo ago
> written entirely by-hand in ARM64 assembly as a fun project. It's probably got a lot of vulnerabilities I'm unaware of Impressive, but that second part worries me. I hope one day AI security scans upon commit (or integrated i
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by mrbluecoat 4mo ago
> I'm surprised they don't partner with some antivirus company to at least scan "releases" for malware ...like Windows Defender? Oh, the irony :D
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by mrbluecoat 4mo ago
TL;DR "roughly 14"
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by mrbluecoat 4mo ago
I don't. GrapheneOS is worth the effort of pulling a card out of my wallet.
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by mrbluecoat 4mo ago
Better title: “Google Chrome's Next Update Will Drive Privacy-Minded Users To Other Browsers“
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by mrbluecoat 4mo ago
> the linux kernel configuration menu, a wonderful text menu system with a thousand options which has been baffling new users for about 30 years now. So true. In addition to C in the article and Rust linked to in the article, Go fans can
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by mrbluecoat 4mo ago
Surprising you don't support golang
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by mrbluecoat 4mo ago
This. Who needs social engineering NPM maintainers when there are thousands of freebie AUR ones.
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by mrbluecoat 4mo ago
Could have called it AIpaca, since many fonts would make it look like Alpaca.

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