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by tamimio 6mo ago
Ah, the cliche story of most open source projects! Still, that was a dick move to hijack the project just because you were the “front end” or the promoter, and found that AI can help so you backstabbed the team and hijacked the trademark as
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by tamimio 6mo ago
Well, my privacy-o-meter made me have my phone with no sim card and always airplane mode, and the sim card is in a dumb phone in my house, that I also barely turn on unless needed. Not perfect, but still far better than being tracked with t
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by tamimio 6mo ago
> $20/month for your VMs >One price, no surprises. You get 2 CPUs, 8 GB of RAM, and 25 GB of disk—shared across up to 25 VMs. This might sounds like a good thing compared to the current state of clouds, but what’s better than tha
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by tamimio 6mo ago
It’s been very useful to me in so many ways, from fob management, to one IR, to rf scanner and other stuff, it’s useful if it fits your needs, just like anything else out there.
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by tamimio 6mo ago
Careful, the law is lenient if you steal from other normal people, but as soon as you steal from the wealthy, try to fraud them, you will see all sort of laws to make sure you are an example to others so they never think about doing the sam
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by tamimio 6mo ago
I have to admit, regardless of whatever opinions you may have on Apple, Tim is/was probably the best bug tech CEO in the sea of evil ones out there, or evil and grifters, he remained focused on what’s the best might be for the users
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by tamimio 6mo ago
I used AI for some tasks a little bit before but I stopped intentionally, besides all the usual reasons like privacy and all, but the codependency was very obvious, you start to become almost entirely reliant on its answers instead of actua
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by tamimio 6mo ago
When some people said all these tech AI cloud flock whatever infrastructure is being carefully developed for the future “busification” in the US, and the “illegal immigrants” is just a decoy, no one believed it, and kept cheering for unmark
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by tamimio 6mo ago
Another win for self-hosters, I host my own vercel (coolify) and it works well, all under my control and only expose what I want.
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by tamimio 7mo ago
AI isn’t a hype anymore, average non technical people hate AI and would rather not to interact with, and tech companies started to realize that AI won’t be the solution for all of their issues, but they still used it as a scapegoat to lower
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by tamimio 7mo ago
Proton is very active in HN and other sites, and notorious in “debunking misinformation”, at least used to with their official account, so maybe now they went in different approaches of debunking and try to discredit criticism. You also hav
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by tamimio 7mo ago
I am always amazed but how many times I have to tell people NOT to trust anything and act accordingly, yet, especially technical ones still fall for the same trick. Email as a protocol is never private, let alone anonymous, even if you en
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by tamimio 7mo ago
> I don't think there's been any malice or conspiracy or anything weird Wink if there’s someone else in the room :)
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by tamimio 7mo ago
You can blame the government as much as you like, but this is actually has to do with british nature, they have an obsessive need for control, and if you worked with some you will immediately notice how they will try to make all sort of pol
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by tamimio 7mo ago
I feel I am grateful that I never used social media even when they were cool and fun, I always thought it’s vanity “farming”, except now it’s some people’s full time jobs in grifting and being edgy just to farm impressions aka money. Social
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by tamimio 7mo ago
> means the installation of ALPR cameras That’s a big misconception, flock is a car identification system not a license plate one. I have seen many videos of some crime documentaries where flock was used to ID cars with no license plates
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by tamimio 7mo ago
Maybe for you it’s a problem, I personally know people that if they don’t get these emails they start calling support services to know where’s the order or what’s the update.
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by tamimio 7mo ago
It should something like web certificates, you can bring your own.
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by tamimio 7mo ago
I think it’s intentional, those encryption (at rest/transit) applications are outside of MS control and you can assume outside of potential backdoors by three letters agencies, bitlocker vs veracrypt? Of course bitlocker is favorable f
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by tamimio 7mo ago
Thank you, half way through the article and I am thinking infrared.
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by tamimio 7mo ago
> free is not feasible, we start charging $20 per instance now Same thing can be applied to low fees services. Look at bitwarden as a recent example, they doubled their prices overnight and hid the announcement in some useless blog post
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by tamimio 7mo ago
Looks interesting, I have many great ideas to test them out with this! I wonder if I can use my SDR with it.
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by tamimio 7mo ago
I loved this! I played for straight up 2 hours now! I wish I could get into hardware chip level jobs, I was a wiz in logic gates back in university but for jobs been primarily in systems and embedded, sure you work sometimes on rtos or fpga
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by tamimio 7mo ago
Nothing will destroy you physically, mentally, and emotionally than grinding 12hrs a day just so you can make someone else’s wealthier.
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by tamimio 7mo ago
Cobotics (robots doing trivial stuff that helps human and assist them rather than “replacing” them) has been a thing for decades, that’s not the issue here, the issue is corporate greed that are using robots or AI as a scapegoat to blame yo
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by tamimio 7mo ago
> up "oh, do you work at <company> too"? Oh boy, I had many of these conversations and especially non technical people never grasp the concept, I had some cases where they demanded to change it and use a “real email like
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by tamimio 7mo ago
Merlin, ebird, rock identifier, and inaturalist are some of the great apps to use while out in nature.
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by tamimio 7mo ago
Interesting, thanks. They must’ve changed it then since last time i logged in.
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by tamimio 7mo ago
Only on old emails, my old one still has that double password access.
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by tamimio 7mo ago
Proton is the most shady company out there, especially with the fact that they try to make you put all your eggs into their basket. I stopped using their email (when they used to be an only email company) when they dropped the .ch domain. S

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