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by unstuck3958 3y ago
> It's Israel destroying crucial civilian infrastructure. You can get fired for stating that kind of a thing in the US [1] [1] https://www.thecut.com/article/israel-hamas-war-corporate-cu...
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The Corporate and Cultural Fallout from the Israel-Hamas War(thecut.com)
3 points by unstuck3958 3y ago|0 comments
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by unstuck3958 3y ago
Internet is a luxury compared to the survival essentials that are blocked in Gaza: food, water, electricity [1]. Since it is impossible to be concerned about Palestine without being viewed in a negative light, mandatory disclaimer: I am hor
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Krita is now available on the macOS store(krita.org)
107 points by unstuck3958 3y ago|23 comments
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by unstuck3958 3y ago
> What makes neostore better than droidify? My experience has been the opposite: droidify has been more "stable" than neostore for me.
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Micro-Max – A chess program smaller than 2000 characters of C code(home.hccnet.nl)
26 points by unstuck3958 3y ago|2 comments
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SelfPrivacy(selfprivacy.org)
3 points by unstuck3958 3y ago|1 comments
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Y-Cruncher – A Multi-Threaded Pi-Program(numberworld.org)
1 points by unstuck3958 3y ago|0 comments
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Spam channel on YouTube with over 2M videos(youtube.com)
5 points by unstuck3958 3y ago|1 comments
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by unstuck3958 3y ago
> The difference with Kagi is it lets me completely block Quora from my search results. Can also be done through content filtering extensions (e.g. ublock origin [1]) [1] https://old.reddit.com/r/uBlockOrigin/co
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by unstuck3958 3y ago
It has been possible for quite some time. I remember a few years ago, Google Translate offered a offline translation option (for a specific language pair) on my Android that required a couple hundred of MBs of download.
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by unstuck3958 3y ago
> Incidentally, there is now an open source remote mode extension God bless the Arch User Repo. Stuff like this has made it impossible for me to move on from Arch.
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by unstuck3958 3y ago
Agreed. In the same spirit, all models (and all software for that matter) should be open and charge only for the computational costs of the service. I do see how this is a little too idealistic, though.
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by unstuck3958 3y ago
Same for me. I use Google only to find local results, DDG for the rest.
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by unstuck3958 3y ago
False dichotomy. Security does not have to come at the price of freedom.
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by unstuck3958 3y ago
> though it's hard to get noticed. I'd suggest to start with at least a brief paragraph on what thenose is, what it's goals are etc. I read your post, and found myself reading the technical workings of something I didn&#x2
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by unstuck3958 3y ago
> show a popup urging users to download firefox, provide a link to download or page with more explanation. Has anyone already made a template for this that you can easily include in your website?
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by unstuck3958 3y ago
> So the computational depth of this behavior is only a few tens of steps. One of the primary "criticisms" of pre-LLM machine learning was that it is inefficient compared to, say, a human, because it requires a plethora of
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by unstuck3958 3y ago
> I only wish Android phones would be more open to put a full Linux distro on them. You can: https://userland.tech/
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by unstuck3958 3y ago
China also has 4x the population of USA.
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Repairing a Google Pixel 7 Pro Using Googles Self Repair Program(piped.video)
2 points by unstuck3958 3y ago|0 comments
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by unstuck3958 3y ago
They asked for personal identifiers of 11000+ people in three years. I guess they are legally required to disclose giving away personal information.
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by unstuck3958 3y ago
I browse twitter from incognito (well I browse the web from incognito mostly) and I saw such sexist stuff on the frontpage after the announcement of the new women CEO. What a shithole.
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by unstuck3958 3y ago
As someone from a country which has a requirement for all large social media companies to submit to the will of the government [1], and routinely exercises this power especially on Twitter [2] with actual real-life consequences [3], it is h
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by unstuck3958 3y ago
KDE Connect is a great piece of software. Everyone I recommended it to uses it almost daily. It makes me wonder about the state of FOSS software: there are plenty of genuinely good FOSS apps that can, in theory, be a part of a FOSS "ec
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by unstuck3958 3y ago
I can confirm, though it's more like 5:1 hit-miss ratio for me (specifically for the copy paste feature) but that could be because of agressive battery optimization I do. I also use it daily for effortless file transfer, and so much mo
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by unstuck3958 3y ago
KDE Connect is not restricted to KDE Plasma. It's an app, so it is available for Windows, Linux, and even iOS.
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by unstuck3958 3y ago
For me personally, I would definitely consider it if it comes with good custom ROM support (esp. GrapheneOS).
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by unstuck3958 3y ago
> Android tablets generally feel overpriced right now for what they offer compared to Apple's ecosystem. Is this a US-only thing? I have not been actively looking into the latest Android offering, but I got my sister a Xiaomi Pad
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by unstuck3958 3y ago
Piped works great! However it is let down by the (IMO) poor UX design. I would love for some graphics designer to step-in a create more usable CSS stylesheets for it.

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