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by superkuh 1y ago
I don't think any of those have private servers that you can run and host games in. They're all far too dependent on microtransactions and in-game-purchased items to implement that kind of robust and long lasting system. They wil
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by superkuh 1y ago
People have been kidnapping other people to force them to give up their valuables for millennia. It's far from a new or unique thing in this context.
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Imagine if a person wrote a serious article on computer hardware but kept calling the RAM the hard drive and talking about the problem of bit decay without power in hard drives. That's how these articles sound when they keep misusing t
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by superkuh 1y ago
>This proposal is about bots identifying themselves through open HTTP headers. The problem is that to CF, everything that isn't Chrome is a bot (only a slight exaggeration). So browsers that aren't made by large corporations wo
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by superkuh 1y ago
This is one of the few hypersonic technologies which could actually be enabling. This is because detonation speeds things up and increases range compared to deflagration (burning) without necessarily needing air-breathing added. This means
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by superkuh 1y ago
I do not think that more in-house cloudflare-only "standards" open washed through their IETF employees, both of which raise the friction to participation in the web even higher for actual humans, are the way to go. Especially setu
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by superkuh 1y ago
Wonderful news. This is a big step to filling one the gaps in the various waylands that prevented them from being taken seriously (none of the waylands were really ADA compliant before since they lacked any screenreader possibilities). I ho
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by superkuh 1y ago
It's like thinking the greatest musicians of all time have reliable expert opinions on audio electronics. Sure, it's technically music related but the skill set doesn't really transfer to, say, ADC design. I'm not saying
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by superkuh 1y ago
That's fine. I understand. Only corporations matter. And this is a corporation with celebrity names associated! Surely that means the people involved know what they're talking about more than a random person with direct experience
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Nah, your browser is a corporate one with only corporate use cases that only accepts certs with extremely short lifetimes. I self-signed the cert so it's good till 2050. You can always turn off JS and access the HTTP version of the sit
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by superkuh 1y ago
Their profession. I doubt they understand what generative AI or large language model training actually involves. It's obvious from the ideology which comes up with an absurd law like, "If your computer has something I've made
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by superkuh 1y ago
I can't think of a group of people less qualified and less informed to comment on the issues at hand except politicians. But like usual the weavers will get upset about mechanical looms. And these weavers have big enough money to rock
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by superkuh 1y ago
Ah, I suppose the WSJ is reddit-type reactionary too? Maybe it is useful having them repeat this story so people with (different) ideological biases can perceive it without discomfort on hearing Doctorow's name.
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by superkuh 1y ago
Or read the Cory Doctorow article exposing this months ago, https://pluralistic.net/2025/03/10/demand-and-supply/ . This link actually has text you can read with eyes. As opposed to the wsj link which is
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by superkuh 1y ago
Rust dev culture is allergic to any code that hasn't changed significantly in the last 3 months. Too easy, too stable.
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It's important to distinguish between lift generating and air breathing hypersonic craft and simple conical rockets without shockwave impingement sites on the craft body. The former are what are what people talk about when they talk ab
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Too bad science.org already put themselves behind an impenatrable cloudflare wall. Here is the actual article as text instead of CF javascript: https://web.archive.org/web/20250509014125/https://www.scien
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The problem with these kinds of amazing computational geometry papers is that they never, ever, ever actually release the software associated. You can go look at the siggraph stuff from mid-2010s and none of it ever released; not in open so
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I don't have a realid. I am not going to get a realid. My state drivers license does not qualify to function as a federal "real" ID.
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I guess I can no longer fly in commercial aircraft (unless I want to gamble and try the "have airport security call up Homeland Security in DC and have them grill me about my life" trick). Yikes. It's sad to see the states lo
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by superkuh 1y ago
These days most "cyber" crimes are commited by corporations against their customers/users (just like most theft is wage theft). These small fish/phish putting sites on exploited servers are a drop in the bucket. It is sa
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The US Federal government operates with the rule that if human eyes don't look at it it doesn't count as a copy or looking at it. This allows them to unconstitutionally spy and log all people's telecommunications. Applying it
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by superkuh 1y ago
What evidence? Asbsolutely libraries full. You can start with the review articles from Berridge Lab, https://sites.lsa.umich.edu/berridge-lab/publications/ . http://sites.lsa.umich.edu/berridge-lab
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The linked article is all about prediction of reward. Not reward itself. The dopaminergic populations of neurons, in the VTA or not, are not necessary for expressions of reward itself which is mostly in glutamergic cells in the shell of the
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I went to the Anubis authors blog last night and apparently the new versions of Anubis now use bleeding edge JS just like Cloudflare does. So now they both suck. Oh well. Good run for a couple months.
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I still use server side includes. It is absolutely the best ratio of templating power to attack surface. SSI basically hasn't changed in the last 20 years and is solid in apache, nginx, etc. You can avoid all the static site generator
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Perl Is Portable (2022)(computoid.com)
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It's good they're doing this first in a place that doesn't get long term snow accumulation on roads. But eventually there should be autonomous vehicle tests in places with non-cherry picked road conditions.
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But almost all DoS's we're talking about are from corporations. The real non-human danger.
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All the other tools don't actually work. What I mean is that they block far, far, more than they intend to. Anubis actually works on every weird and niche browser I've tried. Which is to say, it lets actual human people through ev

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