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by roscas 7d ago
Thanks, but makes no sense to use 100% of the CPU power on the browser just to detect or stop AI scrapers? Let's use all the power of a CPU during 30 seconds and save humanity from AI crap. Makes no sense at all. Let's also make p
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Is startpage.com mining Bitcoin when you open it?
2 points by roscas 7d ago|3 comments
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by roscas 10d ago
"You’ve read your last free article.". Another one for the blocked list. As always, have an uBlock Origin to block all the crap the site loads. Like all other sites also.
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by roscas 14d ago
Oh boy, Yahoo getting money just to compare that one with Altman and Anthropic CEO.
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by roscas 14d ago
The only statment LG should produce is "Like everyone else, we also want your data.". Fixed. Move on.
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by roscas 14d ago
"slow down... we need to slow down the competition, while putting full power on ours."
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by roscas 14d ago
People worried about LG. Use Android, iOS and Windows. Use Facebook and TikTok! Use WhatApp and get shocked TikTok keeps all data, video, images, text and reads it. Same as WhatsApp. Drive a Tesla. Have that Ring on the door and other devic
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by roscas 14d ago
That makes no sense. If antisocial "media" platforms make 1000's out of you, while you think that is a "free service", it makes sense for them to pay you, not the other way around.
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by roscas 14d ago
What a nice surprise, I need to use it a bit but wow amazing work I see in the first minutes of testing.
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by roscas 22d ago
"without similar government subsidization" has any US company ever given such incentives? Or accept rescue or any money for gov? In Europe take a look at VW, owned by the German gov. They are in trouble only because their CEO&#x27
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by roscas 27d ago
I think he means that on the server side, it always recall the previous chats.
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by roscas 27d ago
First of all, they never ever never will delete anything. Same as Google or Facebook, they never ever delete a single byte. Even if you permanent delete and they say they deleted something. And that is no secret, Facebook says that. They ne
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by roscas 29d ago
Wise words "Never give ANY smart device internet.". That is just stupid to give internet access to a "smart" tv or a "smart" phone. You have zero control over it.
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by roscas 1mo ago
Meta pays smartphone makers to pre-install the Facebook app. And 3 more hidden services. Don't just remove the FB app, you need to remove all from FB because they will still continue to follow you.
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by roscas 1mo ago
This content is behind a paywall.
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Continue coding agent is dead. Alternatives?
4 points by roscas 1mo ago|4 comments
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by roscas 1mo ago
Always remember that Facebook pays phone makers to install 4 Facebook apps on the phones. If you remove the Facebook app, there are still 3 hidden services that keep telling Facebook all you do on the smartphone. You need to connect the sma
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by roscas 1mo ago
Why trust any data the site presents, when you search for facebook and it shows nothing about that site. The worst data mining company of the world and shows nothing. I haven't tried google but I bet it is the same zero info. This remi
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by roscas 2mo ago
Replaced wife, kids and mistress with chatgpt. The advantages are huge savings and much better talks. Finally someone who understands me and it is always ready. It does the laundry! All home work. Cuts the grass, shopps online for me... do
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by roscas 2mo ago
Question is, why would anyone use that when you have others?
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by roscas 2mo ago
Defender... for Linux? A Linux admin install defender on a box? Come on...
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by roscas 2mo ago
Access to model swiss-ai/Apertus-v1.5-8B is restricted. You must have access to it and be authenticated to access it. Please log in. That would be good to use it on Ollama as HF needs auth. No thanks.
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by roscas 2mo ago
They changed their name to Meta but it is still Facebook. Still, Facebook is just a data mining company. Others give them money for them to put ads on your eyes and they do all they can to get as much data possible from you. Like all compan
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by roscas 2mo ago
"The investigation comes on the heels of back-to-back crackdowns on Big Tech by Brussels, which has led the world in regulating tech behemoths including Meta and Apple.".
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by roscas 2mo ago
Sad wsj says "Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker"
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by roscas 2mo ago
GDPR? Oh the Great Data Robbing Directive. Also known as the Gross Data Privacy Regime enabler. Funny part is that some people think that is a good thing and it works.
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by roscas 2mo ago
I do have a few LG and one has internet access for NetFlix and crap. But I'm blocking almost every other connection for years because it's too abusive. But this extends to Android devices, Windows, etc. Almost every device that ha
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by roscas 2mo ago
That has to be everybody fav! It should be printed on t-shirts! When he talks about friends coming over "listen guys my tv will record your voices and take pictures and videos... sign here..." OMFG!!!
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by roscas 2mo ago
Quick fix, remove networking access for all devices, not just LG devices. But since you did that remotely, you probably do that from a "smart" phone. That one is worst than this LG device. Have you read terms of service of Android
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by roscas 3mo ago
That is almost as bad as having the pixel facebook on a webpage!

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