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by superkuh 7mo ago
Most of the AI facial recognition cameras in the USA are from Flock and use small solar panels to keep the system battery charged. I've noticed that when I run small computers off small batteries and small solar panels even a bit of bi
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by superkuh 7mo ago
It sure would be nice if this standard of conduct in court were also upheld for the US federal officials who refuse to answer or straight up bold faced lie in court. But nah, it only ever happens to normal people.
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by superkuh 7mo ago
I'll definitely give this a try. Older linux distros that have full working accessibility support don't run very well on modern hardware if at all (ie, the CSM compat mode quirks CSMWrap is meant to avoid). It'd be great to
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by superkuh 7mo ago
RMS was right, again. He called it decades ago in "The Right to Read". It must be extremely frustrating to see all this and know what changes need to be made to stop it and then have it happen anyway. Over and over.
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by superkuh 7mo ago
> https://archive.is/yCaVV When I load this URL I get "One more step Please complete the security check to access" and I cannot get past the archive.is computational paywall. But the guardian article actually h
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by superkuh 7mo ago
satproto's implementation involves complex cryptographic signing and that makes it very not static. One needs to run a program of some sort to use satproto. The only static part is that the json that's operated upon. This is not t
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by superkuh 7mo ago
Cloudflare are mafiosos. They create the problem and then sell you the solution to themselves.
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by superkuh 7mo ago
I've run a personal mailserver from one of the "Don't use these ASN/Companies because there are already too many tor nodes" VPS hosts for 14 years (and going). They've had excellent service, I never had a probl
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by superkuh 8mo ago
Flock AI cameras run off small solar panels. Having run my own computer systems off small solar panels I know that even a minor shadow or a bit of bird poop on the panel can decrease the output enough the computer eventually cannot run and
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by superkuh 8mo ago
This is not a pipe.
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by superkuh 8mo ago
No, not ", including sideloading." It's ", including installing software". Lets not let the enemy of general purpose computing define the framing of the discussion.
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by superkuh 8mo ago
I canceled all services and deleted my account with OpenAI right after the announcement. They can get money from the current US regime but I will not contribute to their violations of the constitution.
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by superkuh 8mo ago
I have just canceled all services and deleted my account with OpenAI. They can get money from the current US regime but I will not contribute to their violations of the constitution.
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by superkuh 8mo ago
Sure, those are highly desireable specs for a tuning range and a decent instantaneous bandwidth of 1GHz (and I assume 12 or 16 bit, it is not labeled). But at $50k it's not really something that anyone but a corporation or an instituti
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by superkuh 8mo ago
Yep. And nothing you've linked or pointed out changes the claim I made: that re: rust, Canonical employees are making the decisions, not Debian.
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by superkuh 8mo ago
Meandwhile the Canonical employee who's responsible for some aspects of apt has decided to insert rust code. Because of this, and just this, Debian dropped 4 entire architectures. https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel&#
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by superkuh 8mo ago
It's true. The megacorporations are actively blocking communication between human persons because it increases their profit and the rules don't apply to them. But this doesn't mean you need to roll over and just take it. The
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by superkuh 8mo ago
> The operators admitted on Discord they accidentally disrupted I2P while attempting to use the network as backup command-and-control infrastructure ... This is crazy to me. Discord is letting literal criminals use it's corporate se
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by superkuh 8mo ago
I'd rather not give money to scalper barons if I can avoid it. Fab capacity is going to that for rental rather than hardware for humans.
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by superkuh 8mo ago
I'm glad the llama.cpp and the ggml backing are getting consistent reliable economic support. I'm glad that ggerganov is getting rewarded for making such excellent tools. I am somewhat anxious about "integration with the Hugg
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by superkuh 8mo ago
They're both underdefining what "intimate images" means and using the term images instead of photos. So this means they want this to apply to everything that can be represented visually even if it has nothing to do with anyth
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by superkuh 8mo ago
When I try to look up the CVE/issue I get, https://issues.chromium.org/issues/483569511 - [TBD][483569511] High CVE-2026-2441: Use after free in CSS. Reported by Shaheen Fazim on 2026-02-11 > Access is denied t
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by superkuh 8mo ago
Nice to hear. Just as an aside, the one I linked already has a (deep in the settings) setting to adjust the vertical scaling. But even at minimum 0.2 ~ 0.3 scale it's still not 1:1.
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by superkuh 8mo ago
See also, https://objectiveunclear.com/airloom.html?airport=MSP . Another very nice 3D viewer for adsb info. Both this post's viewer and the older one I linked directly above have greatly exaggerated vertical scaling.
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by superkuh 8mo ago
It is if you were a person who was using Freenode and wanted to keep talking to the same people you've known for the last 20 years like myself. Our community still exists. Understandably the attacks put a sour taste in the mouth of man
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by superkuh 8mo ago
The Freenode to Libera incident is a great example of how using protocols allows for a community to mitigate most damage from bad actors both external and internal. I'm not saying damage wasn't done by Andrew Lee during his attemp
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by superkuh 8mo ago
I mean parity in the speed and quality of the pathfinding in proportion of computation per frame required for it. Not the requirements of the entire games.
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by superkuh 8mo ago
No, this is "Oat - Ultra-lightweight, semantic, zero-dependency Javascript UI component library". If it doesn't work without javascript it is not an HTML UI component library.
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by superkuh 8mo ago
It's good to get understanding and confirmation that, yes, the community userpatch version on the online matchmaking service voobly before Microsoft came back in an recapitalized on the popularity by releasing Definitive Edition was an
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by superkuh 8mo ago
Pretty much all the big tech companies allow this. It's just that they are pro-ICE and pro-current administration in the workplace speech. Their CEOs have already bent the knee, made the tens of millions to half billions in donations t

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