qwertox

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by qwertox 9mo ago
I've been listening to 32kbit radio streams while on a 64k falloff. It used to be an important feature for me, the 64k up and down. Sounds like nothing, but is usable.
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by qwertox 9mo ago
> And any solution like it is as well. Depends. I think I would like it to have an observing AI which is only active when I want it to, so that it logs the work done, but isn't a running process when I don't want to, which woul
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by qwertox 9mo ago
> I'd argue that's not too different for grown-ups. ;) Plus kids have a special motivation, much more urgent, in getting to know how to work that little plastic box full of buttons.
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by qwertox 10mo ago
Phones are no longer ours. A bit like bought ebooks, games, movies,and the like. we just payfor the right to use them. ok the phones we can keep, so we pay a lot for the hardware, but the OS: not. They like to advertise it as part of the ph
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by qwertox 10mo ago
Care to be more specific?
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by qwertox 10mo ago
How come that Claude Code isn't open source? I can't imagine that it has some kind of special access to Anthropic's servers and that it does things an API-user can't do, maybe except for the option to use the Claude.ai c
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Coding Adventure: Analyzing Audio [video](youtube.com)
2 points by qwertox 10mo ago|0 comments
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by qwertox 10mo ago
Kind of like a genius idea. Though there should be a special place in hell for app owners who want this in their app.
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by qwertox 10mo ago
Why did SO decide to do that to us? to not invest in ai and then, iirc, claim our contributions their ownership. i sometimes go back to answers i gave, even when answered my own questions.
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by qwertox 10mo ago
Sometimes prepaid is a bit more expensive because you're paying for 28 days and not a month. You basically have 13 cycles per year instead of 12 (28*13 = 364 days)
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by qwertox 10mo ago
Like the coulometer they mention. This is a battery discharge sensor, nobody would mention this in the specs. SAR sensor and coulometer are standard by now.
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by qwertox 10mo ago
"Website ` https://www.punkt.ch ` would like to show notifications." Why? What is so important that they need me to notify about?
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by qwertox 10mo ago
" Even if they are creating their own plugins, they are probably not integrating with the audio interface ". The audio interface is abstracted away in exchange for some metadata about the buffer's properties and the buffer it
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Groq and Nvidia Enter Non-Exclusive Inference Technology Licensing Agreement(groq.com)
4 points by qwertox 10mo ago|1 comments
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FCC effectively prohibits import of some new foreign drones(heise.de)
4 points by qwertox 10mo ago|1 comments
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39C3 Schedule (Fahrplan)(fahrplan.events.ccc.de)
3 points by qwertox 10mo ago|0 comments
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by qwertox 10mo ago
Sounds like a thing the EU could regulate for us Europeans. Though I do not understand why this isn't categorizes as illegitimate spying.
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by qwertox 10mo ago
I would stop using Firefox if Enzor-DeMeo would block or cripple ad blockers. While it is not my main browser (Vivaldi is), I have 5 installs of Firefox Portable for different things, like one for YouTube, one for testing pages against Fi
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by qwertox 10mo ago
> People want software that is fast, modern, but also honest about what it does. I want my browser to be able to run uBlock Origin, so therefore people want more than just what is specified above. I did quit using Google Chrome because t
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by qwertox 10mo ago
Indirectly via advertising, this is data gathering for profile building.
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by qwertox 10mo ago
Not true because these never have an X so that you are forced to decide immediately. You can also see it in the screenshot.
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by qwertox 10mo ago
Let me explain: my WhatsApp has no privileges granted. So when a call comes in, which is a very rare thing, I get asked to grant the microphone permission. So I grant it, but only for one time , and when Android hands back focus to WhatsAp
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by qwertox 10mo ago
If Google would care at all for their users, they'd tell WhatsApp to not require the use of the Contacts permission only to add names to numbers when you don't share the Contacts with the App. Or they'd tell WhatsApp to allow
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by qwertox 10mo ago
-> [Accept all cookies] [Accept only essential cookies] at the bottom of the page. Sure, I don't understand why they don't remove it if they know that an average-iq'd person would accept only essential cookies, but that co
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by qwertox 10mo ago
Cookie warnings are a sign of companies not willing to accept that they cannot just collect data on you and monetize it. How does that make the EU regulation something bad? The bad thing is that the companies are willing to bombard us with
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by qwertox 10mo ago
For you the rationale is " even if there was absolutely no car or traffic around ". For most Germans the rationale is " even if there was no car or traffic around, and no child could see me doing this ", where the latter
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by qwertox 10mo ago
Got it, thanks for explaining.
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by qwertox 10mo ago
Probably using https://sqlite.org/wasm/doc/trunk/index.md
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by qwertox 10mo ago
Why don't you share what you did to get scolded by several Germans and I will explain to you why.
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by qwertox 10mo ago
When Chrome serves a cached page, like when you click a on this page and then navitate back or hit F5, it shows it like this: Request URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46196076 Request Method: GET Status Code: 200 O

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