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by shaky-carrousel 7mo ago
He probably got last minute intel that Iran will begin a retaliatory attack just before the deadline, that's why the truth social post is so rushed. But, Trump being Trump, he'll probably do a suckerpunch attack today on the deadl
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by shaky-carrousel 7mo ago
Unless either Ubuntu has 46 years or is the only distribution, then no, Ubuntu doesn't "ends 46 years of silent sudo passwords".
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by shaky-carrousel 7mo ago
No, real example is a British citizen picking up an American AM radio station that happens to broadcast things forbidden by the UK law, and the UK fining such radio station.
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by shaky-carrousel 7mo ago
Which is equally absurd.
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by shaky-carrousel 7mo ago
Maybe they interviewed a bunch of clawd bots with a touching soul.md
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by shaky-carrousel 7mo ago
Withholding the truth is the same as lying. Manipulating survey questions is the same as lying.
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by shaky-carrousel 7mo ago
Sideloading should be called installing, and installing from the store should be called jailloading.
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by shaky-carrousel 7mo ago
For the rest of us that deeply distrust and despise the anti-ethical and wasteful assistants is an upgrade.
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by shaky-carrousel 7mo ago
A guy on the team passes the issues he gets directly to Copilot, and holy crap, it shows. He hasn't admitted to doing it, but the full code rewrites whenever he's asked to change something are telling. I'm getting tired, hone
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by shaky-carrousel 7mo ago
https://archive.ph/bAuks
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by shaky-carrousel 8mo ago
The average consumer doesn't care about what you think. The average consumer is getting really tired of people speaking on their name. The average consumer would like to vote with their wallet, thank you very much.
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by shaky-carrousel 8mo ago
It isn't yet realistic enough. For instance, when I asked it to choose between Linux and windows it tried to be neutral and chose Linux, instead of trying to subtly convince me that windows is superior. Since Microsoft would surely pay
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by shaky-carrousel 8mo ago
I truly don't see the advantage of passkeys over a password manager like bitwarden, with random passwords.
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by shaky-carrousel 8mo ago
Morale of the story: never ever use a registry that bases its decisions on Google Safe Browsing. Radix in this case. A very modern looking website for a really caveman support.
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by shaky-carrousel 8mo ago
That attack vector is just a symptom. It’s unfathomably foolish to use two-factor authentication via something as easy to intercept as SMS. Two-factor authentication should be done using a separate hardware token that generates time-based o
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by shaky-carrousel 8mo ago
Well, of course countries would have to modernize their electrical grid. But that's a good outcome.
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by shaky-carrousel 8mo ago
> The shit gets dumped on people who are lonely, have a grudge, feel left out. Like teenagers. > The people who are in deep likely need years of deprogramming and therapy to recover which they will never get. Like a cult. Current soci
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by shaky-carrousel 8mo ago
> Do you mean that VPN will blur the nipples when you watch pictures of classical paintings through it? No, it means they will send a SWAT team to your house if you use it to download a movie.
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by shaky-carrousel 8mo ago
In the same way they used their soft power to influence them not to block twitter and facebook? Because that power is slowly going from soft to limp...
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by shaky-carrousel 8mo ago
Yes, Europe is not as relevant in the unhealthy toy business as the US, which is a good thing.
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by shaky-carrousel 8mo ago
And that's what they dared to show to the public. I shudder thinking about the state of their code...
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by shaky-carrousel 8mo ago
You're holding the LLM wrong.
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by shaky-carrousel 8mo ago
> The AI rip-off was not just ugly. It was careless, blatantly amateuristic, and lacking any ambition, to put it gently. Microsoft unworthy. LOL, I disagree. It's very on brand for Microslop.
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by shaky-carrousel 8mo ago
It's like some companies with huge interests are spreading FOMO, isn't it?
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by shaky-carrousel 8mo ago
What that model is going to do in 2 years is replace tech debt with more complicated tech debt.
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by shaky-carrousel 8mo ago
And these are the blunders we see. I shudder thinking about all the blunders that happily pass under our collective noses because we're not experts in the field...
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by shaky-carrousel 8mo ago
It's like how 4chan would look after being edited out by the HR departments of Microsoft and IBM.
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by shaky-carrousel 8mo ago
A subscription based YouTube dead? That makes no sense. And a YouTube without terabytes of slop would be way easier to maintain.
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by shaky-carrousel 8mo ago
That would happen if the AI were good and consistent at doing the mechanical part. Which it is, sometimes. I've found it's better to have the bot write a program to do the mechanical part that trusting it not to have a lazy day.
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by shaky-carrousel 8mo ago
It would be way smaller and with real content, instead of crappy slop (AI or otherwise).

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