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by superkuh 5mo ago
4GB should be nothing. It's crazy to me how consumer computer storage has stalled out at the 2010 level for so long. And if anything we're going backwards now in 2026. We should be having many TBs in our home computers and laptops
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by superkuh 5mo ago
With javascript off it just stalls at "reading" forever. There are certainly some viewport properties and other things it does know even without JS execution, but the mitigation is significant. And the page itself (the JS applicat
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by superkuh 5mo ago
Comcast (Xfinity) is doing this too. I was absolutely convinced I was talking to an artificial voice but the human-like capabilities of that voice to respond were far beyond what I'd expect out of LLMs. I think it must have just been d
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by superkuh 5mo ago
The DHS is more averse to getting real judicial subpoena/warrant than the USA is to using the metric system. They will use literally any contrived, illegal, "loophole" to avoid getting a proper judicial warrant or subpoena. T
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by superkuh 5mo ago
Here is a mirror of the article since the "vercel"(?) anti-human wall is not letting me through, https://archive.is/y5zN1 >Why does it take so long to release black fan versions? 30/04/2026 >People
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by superkuh 6mo ago
Except when your website is for you. That being the case where you aren't just making it because someone else is paying you or you think you might get hired because of it. Those websites aren't yours, obviously. I'm talking a
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by superkuh 6mo ago
A bank's cameras cannot see into private spaces in unrelated buildings as is the explicit situation in this case where most of the people caught in the general dragnet were inside a church some distance away. And to be clearer, the dat
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by superkuh 6mo ago
Ah, you're a bit confused about the case the court is hearing. This is explcitly not about telco basestation records. It is about the records for location data recorded on the smart phones of individuals. GPS recorded on their personal
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by superkuh 6mo ago
I've been listening to this live and it's clear how Kavenaugh will vote regardless of the validity of the arguments. His mind is set and he's well into coming up with barely related hypotheticals introducing exigency into a c
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by superkuh 6mo ago
Watch out, I'm not sure about the SG108 but the SG108E has a known defect where it incorrectly broadcasts non-VLAN traffic across all ports, regardless of configured VLAN settings. https://community.tp-link.com/en/
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by superkuh 6mo ago
Since science.org has made all their content inaccessible behind cloudflare here is a mirror of the article text, http://pastie.org/p/3coKAFruPfdJjw5s2H9tbX/raw
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by superkuh 6mo ago
Just a reminder that anyone can put anything they want up as an IETF draft. It means nothing. Building in identity to a network protocol is a terrible idea. Even this IETF draft is better: https://www.ietf.org/archive/i
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by superkuh 6mo ago
It's not wrong in the direction but it goes a bit too far. Text-only really limits the capabilities. The difference with the modern web is that it is not hyperlinked web pages between web sites but instead javascript application conten
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by superkuh 6mo ago
This particular set of incoherent sentence fragments in the article don't really make the point the title implies. Or any point. But I'll reply to where it's coming from. This is one of those "blind monks touching differ
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by superkuh 6mo ago
The comments there note there is no official Ubuntu MATE release for the first time since Ubuntu 15 (and before 14.04 gnome2 was an option). That's a shame but probably most people who chose MATE (or gnome2) no longer chose Ubuntu due
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by superkuh 6mo ago
I asked it to draw the step by step folding and taping guide for making a tetrahedral hot air balloon envelope (tetroon) from a rectangular sheet and it failed completely.
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by superkuh 6mo ago
Ah. So it's a scalper situation where an unethetical entity buys up all the supply and then resells it for a greater price.
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by superkuh 6mo ago
Palantir is a more dangerous enemy of the USA (or any people of Earth) than, say, Iran. There's no point in addressing their propaganda, but the idea that that a draft leads to everyone from every class of life having to be involved in
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by superkuh 6mo ago
The people of Hackers News aren't typical and usually have the latest and greatest when it comes to computer hardware and the latest software. Unlike everyone else on earth that doesn't care about such things and often runs old ha
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by superkuh 6mo ago
I don't experience that though I have friends who use smartphones who describe it. So I think a lot of it is via javascript. I doubt every retailer, or even a significant fraction, has their backend sending that type of data to $mega
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by superkuh 6mo ago
Luckily almost all modern corporate tracking is done through javascript execution + cookies. The days of parsing actual webserver logs are over for the most part. After all, it's only the browsers that execute javascript code and provi
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by superkuh 6mo ago
It really does. But also, having to do this points out a glaring flaw in the design of the fediverse websites. They're applications and not documents. They require executing complex code from unknown third parties just to show a bit of
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by superkuh 6mo ago
These kind of write-ups all have an implicit premise that is unstated: they're talking about corporate AI run by corporations. They're not actually talking about the technology. Corporate AI will never be ethical or safe because c
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by superkuh 6mo ago
AMD hasn't signaled in behavior or words that they're going to actually support ROCm on $specificdevice for more than 4-5 years after release. Sometimes it's as little as the high 3.x years for shrinks like the consumer AMD R
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by superkuh 6mo ago
Automatic registration means young adults will not have the consciously confront the possibility. This will certainly decrease the number of people establishing the paper trail that they are contentious objectors.
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by superkuh 6mo ago
There are plenty of local LLMs out there run by humans that play nice. It's not the LLMs that are the problem. It's the corporations. That's the commonality. Human people aren't doing this. These corporate legal persons
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by superkuh 6mo ago
They stole his phone using physical violence. It's in the article. I'll quote it for you. >So i was like chill out bro, ill just delete the video, but the dean said, "no confiscate his phone". so one of the guards jus
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by superkuh 6mo ago
Okay. Now imagine he's doing it out on the public sidewalk and not using bar property. Would it be justified to use physical force and steal the clipboard owner's property?
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by superkuh 6mo ago
Imagine if this was, say, at a bar. A person holds up a sheet of paper on a clipboard and says anyone can write about anyone else in the bar. Would the police be called? Would legal threats be made? People freaking out like this is not cons
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by superkuh 6mo ago
Sure, one is connmapperl. It is a server/client application where the server is a GUI map of the world that shows all the various clients collected IP established connections via geoip lookup (local). It stores everything in sqlite db

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