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by pogue 1y ago
I don't follow what you mean. You have a call screening program or something? But I'm not sure what that has to do with the Do Not Call database.
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by pogue 1y ago
You mean the donotcall.gov database? What changes have they made?
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by pogue 1y ago
Has anyone identified the SynthID in an image or is there a tool that will determine images are AI generated by checking if it's there?
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by pogue 1y ago
You definitely want to be following yokoffing's NextDNS Configuration Guide [1] to set it up. You basically only want to be using one of the Hagezi blocklists [2] and a possibly a few other options based on your preferences. I have it
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by pogue 1y ago
In the replies to the reddit thread, I'm seeing a lot of people they tell me they moved to Control D. Some people had complaints about latency of the service and other factors, as it seems Control D doesn't have very extensive wor
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by pogue 1y ago
Hey @nextdns team. I'm a long time customer of NextDNS. I've been using your service for a few years now, but it seems a large amount of your primarily offered services & blocklist offerings are SEVERLY out of date. I detail
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by pogue 1y ago
What do you have to do to remove the watermark? Is Google's SynthID watermark on top of the image as well or is it embedded in EXIF data?
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by pogue 1y ago
Sorry for the late reply. I've read a bit about this, but I don't know how it's done. I've seen some uncensored models using a process called "abliteration" [1] but I'm not sure if that's the same thi
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by pogue 1y ago
Thank you!
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by pogue 1y ago
Relevant webcomic (by Nathan W Pyle) https://www.boredpanda.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/c...
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by pogue 1y ago
Wow, there's more people with no internet than still on dial-up.
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by pogue 1y ago
Is that true that most small language models are fine tuned for erotic role-play?
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by pogue 1y ago
Having each section of our government and it's services privatized it's a whole other issue as well. We're watching the same thing that happened after the collapse of the Soviet Union (and all the Warsaw pact states) happen h
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by pogue 1y ago
Decades and decades of the slow but methodical dismantling of the public education system & it's standards. Then, propagandizing the public with right wing news that tells the populace what's happening is perfectly normal and
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by pogue 1y ago
There's still vast policy changes each side believes in and would choose if the shoe was on the other foot. We're seeing the entire dismantling of basic public health policies, vaccines, protection of our food supply & etc rig
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by pogue 1y ago
It can be incredibly difficult and time consuming to get a birth certificate if you have lost yours. If you work full time, you'd have to take off for an unknown time period (typically multiple hours) to stand in line at a court or oth
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by pogue 1y ago
Trump is using notepad.exe to change the Constitution.
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by pogue 1y ago
I would pay more if they let you run the models in Switzerland or some other GDPR respecting country, even if there was extra latency. I would also hope everything is being sent over SSL or something similar.
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by pogue 1y ago
I can't find the study about this compound, Discovery and development of an oral analgesic targeting the α2B adrenoceptor , anywhere. I'd like to read more about the clinical pharmacology in detail.
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by pogue 1y ago
When I was a lad, I was fascinated by Ghostbusters and wanted to become one when I grew up. So, when I was thinking about college, I tried to ask around on forums dedicated to ghost hunting and other miscellaneous topics to find out if ther
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by pogue 1y ago
It looks very interesting. My main concern would be attempting to filter spam comments, which invariably end up ruining these types of things.
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by pogue 1y ago
This reminds me more of the Open Directory Project (Dmoz.org), but I welcome it! 2010 archive of dmoz: https://web.archive.org/web/20100227212554/http://www.dmoz.o...
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Napster Inspired a Generation of Rule-Breaking Entrepreneurs(washingtonpost.com)
3 points by pogue 1y ago|1 comments
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by pogue 1y ago
Napster to me really symbolizes how the tech industry got it's start flaunting the law (fair use rules in this and AI's case) and embracing media piracy in an attempt to make profit. "Napster to me embodies the idea that it i
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by pogue 1y ago
With browser extensions becoming new attack vectors, we need some reliable way to determine if they're running suspicious or malicious code in them before they're able to deploy. It seems like not even Google can properly vet thei
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by pogue 1y ago
Oh man, sounded promising until discovering it was a rug pull. I wonder if user data does have some value. I could see long haul dashcam footage possibility being worth something if you were training self driving cars...
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by pogue 1y ago
Are there any universities or mainstream organizations that are still considering or studying parapsychology in any way?
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by pogue 1y ago
I got about half way through the article and wasn't sure what I was reading, or if it was worth my time so I had Perplexity summarize it for me [1]. Tbh, from the title I had expected it to be how skeptics were dealing with living in a
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by pogue 1y ago
The author of this article appears to be a bit on the "unhinged" side. The search engine they're looking for is not one that provides good results for the user, but one that falls in line with their biases and worldviews. For
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by pogue 1y ago
The Brave browser on iOS has the bypass-paywalls-chrome filter list installed as an option under shields. It's not perfect, but it gets past quite a few. On the project site (now hosted on a Russian github clone called gitflic, after b

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