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by negura 8d ago
Maybe stop using the mickey mouse browsers? I mean Firefox is pretty much a lost cause.. unless you start using extensions. I agree those are basic features that should be built-in. In qutebrowser I use them reliably all the time. E.g pres
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Drugmakers prepare for next phase of space pharmaceuticals(reuters.com)
3 points by negura 8d ago|0 comments
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by negura 9d ago
There is. By default it tries to obey your query. But if that query returns no results, only then it makes a best-effort attempt to return something vaguely related.
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by negura 9d ago
You don't really realize how Apple rips the soul out of your chest for a profit, until it's too late. Good luck with that.
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by negura 10d ago
> many, many overly redundant internets that are "Great Firewalled" from one another This actually has name, "the dark forest theory of the internet". I've personally reverted back to many offline/analog sou
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by negura 10d ago
Yeah, same. I realized for the most part, using the internet isn't worth it anymore. I was using it out of inertia and thinking it offered convenience . Realistically, that convenience isn't there anymore. As others mentioned, I
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by negura 10d ago
Captcha passing services cost peanuts btw. Some also offer a browser extension that automates the API call.
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by negura 10d ago
I've posted several reviews recently on Google, rating the company 1 star and warning that they're customer support is using AI agents that are unhelpful and try to waste your time. The other crazy thing is restaurants who use AI
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by negura 10d ago
How exactly do they obtain this data? Residential proxy providers don't publish their IP list (you connect to one of their servers which then tunnels your traffic to the residential exit point). Plus there are tons of such providers. I
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by negura 12d ago
Not sure why this is downvoted. It's accurate. A major problem is that when you root you loose assurance of the integrity of your /system partition. That means malware can now persist undetected.
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OEMpocalypse: Unprivileged Android app to root on Samsung, Xiaomi, others(calif.io)
103 points by negura 12d ago|63 comments
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by negura 13d ago
it means what she explains it means in the article
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Cory Doctorow Says Be Skeptical of the AI Sales Pitch(bloomberg.com)
7 points by negura 16d ago|0 comments
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by negura 17d ago
I really believe they would sink so low and pay him to quit and post this, just to generate a bit more hype before the IPO.
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Europe's largest carbon capture facility opens in the Netherlands(yara.com)
18 points by negura 18d ago|10 comments
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by negura 21d ago
Not a week goes by without Meta reconfirming it's the company of choice for scumbags.
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Actively exploited sandbox RCE in all Chromium versions(nvd.nist.gov)
805 points by negura 21d ago|513 comments
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by negura 22d ago
> It's "move fast and break things" in action. what would the world's reaction be if China's model did same?
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by negura 22d ago
I'm so baffled. First blatant piracy, now this. Why is it legal for AI companies to hack unaffiliated entities? Genuinely, what is the legal framework here?
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OpenAI agents hijacked German website in previously undisclosed AI breakout(reuters.com)
95 points by negura 22d ago|2 comments
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US Military turns off ad trackers on devices amid Middle East targeting reports(reuters.com)
11 points by negura 22d ago|2 comments
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by negura 22d ago
There is even a use case at the end which tracks which songs are currently trending. You basically get access to all of TikTok's data. If you don't see why analytics on this data are so valuable, lookup varoufaki's concept of
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by negura 22d ago
Very impressive figuring out all 4 checks. I'm not even sure this was reverse engineered, rather than leaked. I wish it mentioned anything about the methodology they used
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by negura 24d ago
This is what they mean when they say AI amplifies inequality. If you're technically competent, you just write yourself an extension to block the slop spam, or at least pay to install one. So in the end it's rotting much more the b
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by negura 24d ago
Cloudflare is a vile company, who has destroyed large parts of the web and is almost certainly involved with intelligence agencies. Buying Firefox would push away what users they have left (many of which are due to Torbrowser)
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by negura 24d ago
Because it's a statistical model of the words used in similar problem domains.
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Bespoke Synth: open-source modular synthesizer/DAW for Linux, Mac & Windows(bespokesynth.com)
1 points by negura 25d ago|0 comments
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by negura 25d ago
https://www.bespokesynth.com/
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by negura 25d ago
what are you on about? The fact Qubes has to exist proves Linux is insecure. QubesOS is not a Linux distro. It just happens to ship dom0 as a Fedora VM. But it doesn't just support Linux, it also supports Windows and BSDs. None of Qu
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by negura 25d ago
> What about my proposed psychosis would make the tests go green when it implements something complex in one shot? Nothing. That's why it's a psychosis. It has nothing to do with the reality of how language models generate word

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