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by superkuh 2y ago
I tried kagi for a while. Did you ever notice that kagi image search is just a wrapper around google image search? The results are exactly the same, just in a slightly randomized order.
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by superkuh 2y ago
The sun is bright, but it's not bright all over in the lower VHF/UHF ranges. The quiet sun has a mimimum radio emission at about 50 MHz and then linearly (mostly) increases up to 10 GHz (and more). So at the lower frequencies rada
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by superkuh 2y ago
Arecibo did high power transmit for radar imaging of asteroids/comets/the sun/etc and ionosphere studies, among other things. FAST is not capable of transmit (it was not designed for it and the suspended receiver mass is much
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by superkuh 2y ago
No it's not. That is entirely a choice. My website is just HTML files in directories with other files. The html is handwritten and just <p> and <ul> and the like. I just use a normal text editor. Gemini is not simpler than
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by superkuh 2y ago
How is it easier to maintain? A website on HTTP/1.1 can be just as simple as one on gemini. Files in directories.
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by superkuh 2y ago
Or just set your browser javascript to temp whitelist only and rarely enable it while using HTTP/1.1. 99.99% of surveillance is mediated via javascript execution if only because it's the easiest way. Not a lot of people using actu
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by superkuh 2y ago
>Native Matrix Encrypted Multiparty VoIP/Video (aka MatrixRTC, MSC4143) Excellent. This is basically my only use for Matrix because encrypted video chats, 1-to-1, and now many-to-many (YES!) are the only thing Matrix does better tha
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by superkuh 2y ago
venv is admitting that there no longer is a Python language, only multitudes of pythons, one for each application you want to run.
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by superkuh 2y ago
So user-agent and whois to see if it's coming from a plausible netblock and accept: strings, http header stuff?
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by superkuh 2y ago
Noscript temporary whitelist only combined with uBlock origin and sponsorblock. A CSS toggle button is important too to be able to read text when the page doesn't display correctly. As well as a "superstop" button to (near) c
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by superkuh 2y ago
Their user-agent.
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by superkuh 2y ago
Sorry, I should have been more explicit. I thought the context provided it. > you do any illegal action you want and get away with it just as long as you say you thought you could. And as for corporations: that's the point of incorp
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by superkuh 2y ago
In this case you're correct. But the good faith exemption is far broader than this and applies to even officer's completely personal false beliefs in their authority.
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by superkuh 2y ago
It's crazy that the most dangerous people one regularly encounters can do anything they want as long as they believe they can do it. The good faith exemption has to be one of the most fascist laws on the books today. > "the goo
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by superkuh 2y ago
Just a note: those mild symptoms included eye bleeding (the conjunctivitis they mentioned casually). And this symptom in humans is not isolated to this case of H5N1, it's relatively common in cases as of late. Reference: https:/&
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by superkuh 2y ago
Reminds me of the apple magic mouse that had to be flipped over on it's back into an unusable position to plug it in.
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by superkuh 2y ago
Safe and sane for you. Not for everyone. What use is a safe API when it makes the entire system impossible to use by a significant fraction of the population (ie wayland and the visually disabled)? It's been a decade+ and none of the w
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by superkuh 2y ago
It really is something I want. But most people do live in your described world. That's the smartphone and "run's every javascript application sent to my web browser automatically" kind of computing security model. But th
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by superkuh 2y ago
I'm not sure what associated metadata is in this context but www/path/to/filename.jpg and www/path/to/filename.jpg.json would work and be very file-y. I take their/your point in it not being directly
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by superkuh 2y ago
So the entire argument here is that using sqlite to store files prevents visitors from seeing partial/mid-way changes when updating a website (a process that would take seconds)? Is that really a problem? Otherwise the file system is f
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by superkuh 2y ago
For running a mail server every new domain is haunted.
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by superkuh 2y ago
So why are you so interested in this thread and people's interaction with the photo?
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by superkuh 2y ago
Right, if you add up the named bots in my list it only comes to about 1.5k. But there's another 1-2k of bots per day pretending to be browsers but I am okay with that. It's just the malicious ones I ban. And indeed I've banne
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by superkuh 2y ago
I did a $ find . -type f | wc -l in my ~/www I've been adding to for 24 years and I have somewhere around 8,476,585 files (not counting the ~250 million 30kb png tiles I have for 24/7/365 radio spectrogram zoomable maps
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by superkuh 2y ago
Everyone else in the story has their photo shown. I was curious what he looked like and figured the omission fill would be appreciated by others.
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by superkuh 2y ago
The public figure conservation officer with the implied vendetta can be viewed on page 47/52 of this pdf https://www.fishandboat.com/About-Us/Angler-and-Boater/Legac... . It is a public document showing a pub
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by superkuh 2y ago
Yikes! Requiring a smart phone (or other extra hardware) is pretty exclusionary for a service that all people need like banking. First time I've heard about practices like that. I hope it doesn't spread.
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by superkuh 2y ago
> when an LLM tells us that the sun rises in the east, it's not because it truly understands astronomy or the solar system. Rather, it has seen the phrase "sun rises in the east" repeated so many times in its training data
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by superkuh 2y ago
For those interested in a more accessible LTE meta-data decoder check out https://github.com/JiaoXianjun/LTE-Cell-Scanner which can work with even cheap rtl-sdr dongles (for some things). It is a fork of an older htt
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by superkuh 2y ago
It's the least worst option. Remember when that happened with Mozilla? Now they're an ad company. Take the bad (some bad mis-steps re:multiple lending during the pandemic, not rotating keys immediately after a hack) with the good

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