retrorangular

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by retrorangular 1y ago
> I also think the US is going to ban all non-US LLM providers from the US market soon for "security reasons." Well Trump is interested in tariffing movies and South Korea took DeepSeek off mobile app stores, so they certainly
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by retrorangular 1y ago
Yeah, many users choose weak passwords, re-use passwords, etc. Maybe most people can't be trusted with creating and using passwords. But probably even fewer users can be trusted to actually print off their MFA backup codes and store th
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by retrorangular 1y ago
To what benefit though? People in the US currently provide advanced services such as software sold to people everyplace, and people in developing nations are manufacturing cheap goods, sold to people everyplace. After tariffs, people in the
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by retrorangular 2y ago
Many here are anti-war, not pacifist. They disliked the US starting wars. Likewise, they dislike Russia starting wars. That's neither astroturfing nor people turning violent. Quite the opposite: many abhor violence, and letting people
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by retrorangular 2y ago
The tool could include all known open source fonts, and for the rest, maybe could have a model recreate missing fonts for non-patented fonts, as while font files (.ttf, .otf, .woff, etc.) are copyrighted, styles usually do not have design p
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by retrorangular 2y ago
The antidote to XKCD 538 can be steganography. They won't beat you with a $5 wrench if they don't suspect you of doing anything at all. End-to-end encryption can become illegal, but as long as you can run arbitrary code on your ma
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by retrorangular 2y ago
Ironically, I couldn't access this page while using Tor. Reading it from another device though, it seems like a great announcement, I love the idea. I also would be interested in a service like this for attestation on other sites. Devi