nannal

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by nannal 12d ago
House scale Faraday cages and an airlock for fiber optics. Should be sufficient until maybe 2032.
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by nannal 14d ago
Humor does appear to be rather subjective in this case.
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by nannal 19d ago
Advertisers are the reason we have this problem. The only way to stop them is legislation.
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by nannal 20d ago
You could setup a webcam and have a vision llm stalk the breakroom of left over pizza and alert you.
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by nannal 27d ago
Not sure that's an argument that shines good light on brexit voters.
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by nannal 28d ago
I use the same argument with dog meat.
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by nannal 1mo ago
Free deepseek ended.
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by nannal 1mo ago
RIP free deepseek access.
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by nannal 5mo ago
The under-18 detection is also error prone, seems simpler to me to initiate a gdpr data rrequest, archive it and then make a new account.
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by nannal 6mo ago
I'm sure this time it won't turn into a imperialistic dictatorship.
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by nannal 6mo ago
Bold claims with no backing. Always bet on russian antagonism.
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by nannal 7mo ago
As a German train driver this excites me greatly.
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by nannal 7mo ago
But they have mid-tier AI and are willing to let it kill.
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by nannal 3y ago
It's in Ireland's best interest: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Put_on_the_green_jersey
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by nannal 3y ago
I have quit cigarettes successfully (for ~10 years now) and found it wasn't too difficult. However, I have known people who could quit indefinitely and pick it back up without issue and people who are going through rounds of quitting,
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by nannal 3y ago
> https://github.com/0x48piraj/fadblock I'm trying out alternatives fadblock seems to work well enough so far, but this is enshitification. If it comes to it I'll migrate over to using yt-dlp or disregard
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by nannal 3y ago
Did they get the model to write it's own terms of service and it just threw those in there?
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by nannal 3y ago
That approach would work until analytics gets mixed in with actual styles and then you're trying to use a website without CSS.
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by nannal 3y ago
> And not just the bad ones, like Google Analytics. Even Fathom and Plausible analytics struggle with logging activity on adblocked browsers. I believe that's as they're trying to live in what amounts to a toxic wasteland. User
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by nannal 3y ago
Are there plans to open source V7?
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by nannal 3y ago
This also allows for hilarity whispering to users in other channels who will respond to other users who couldn't hear the initial message.
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by nannal 3y ago
No, I check you didn't make them work worse.
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by nannal 3y ago
Why didn't the other party just follow the NAP?! Then this couldn't have happened!
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by nannal 3y ago
MLB World Series?
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by nannal 3y ago
I think you misunderstand the concern, suppose a user enters gov.mil as a domain to test with which they are unaffiliated. The tools test it and with disastrous affect all governmental and military services go offline. It would be reasonabl
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by nannal 3y ago
I wasn't clear on the verification performed to ensure the client had authority to perform testing against the chosen target.
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by nannal 3y ago
Gas and oil are fungible. Anyone dropping supply affects the entire market. You need to look at total global production percent.
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by nannal 3y ago
Yeah, the power of Randlow's law cannot be understated.
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by nannal 3y ago
Pretty expensive favor.
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by nannal 3y ago
ctrl+h Suppose we want to change just one link? Would it be better to make a new class with all the same attributes except the color and apply that to the specific link.

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