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by uyzstvqs 9mo ago
Absolutely. And trying to be invasive by adding Copilot buttons everywhere. It's reminiscent of "free toolbar" adware. Solution: Add MCP to MS applications, then isolate Copilot to its own app.
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by uyzstvqs 9mo ago
Showing ID at a store doesn't de-facto make a copy. They don't associate my full ID to the purchase, at most a manually entered DoB. And if you're suggesting Digital ID (EUDI style); showing ID at the store doesn't share
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by uyzstvqs 9mo ago
You're free to start your own space exploration company.
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by uyzstvqs 9mo ago
The problem is the monopoly over distribution channels. Regulation needs to force devices to allow A) downloading and using packages & executables from the internet, and B) any app to download and install other apps. Regulating the fees
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by uyzstvqs 9mo ago
WhatsApp bans spam pretty quickly. Unfiltered spam is much, much worse.
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by uyzstvqs 9mo ago
Ubuntu Touch has amazing UX, IMO. Sadly it's been non-viable for practically forever, and is non-viable today unless you want to use a 7-year-old out-of-production device. It's practically abandonware with a few hobby maintainers
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by uyzstvqs 9mo ago
A custom API is the only way for a platform to extend its native E2EE sessions and features to other platforms. Making those APIs completely open would become a major spam problem, which would likely end them up in the same situation as SMT
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by uyzstvqs 9mo ago
There's also one with just en-US: https://dl.bobpony.com/windows/unofficial/Win_7_ESU_AiO_x64_...
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by uyzstvqs 9mo ago
JPEG XL is also good, but why not use AVIF? It's widely supported by browsers, and rivals JPEG XL in being the best lossy image format.
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by uyzstvqs 9mo ago
Yggdrasil can peer over the internet, but that's just convenience. In a global internet blackout, you obviously wouldn't have a global Yggdrasil network in a week, month or year, but you can have a reasonable regional network in t
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by uyzstvqs 9mo ago
> The criminal provisions for hate conduct are built around whether specific public behavior would cause a reasonable person in the target group “ to feel intimidated , to fear harassment or violence, or to fear for their safety.” > T
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Australia Passes New Hate Speech Law, Raising Free Speech Fears(reclaimthenet.org)
12 points by uyzstvqs 9mo ago|3 comments
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by uyzstvqs 9mo ago
Yggdrasil is great. It's high-performance, uses regular IPv6 TCP/UDP, and automatically forms one big, open network, where routes are available. Reticulum enables the creation of many different smaller networks, optimized for high
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by uyzstvqs 9mo ago
It's extremely easy to bot. One person can easily vote thousands of times with a simple script.
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by uyzstvqs 9mo ago
Android is generally more popular in Europe. The reason is how messaging works. In the US (and Canada?), SMS was affordable since before smartphones, and people kept using SMS once smartphones became common. Apple automatically integrated i
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by uyzstvqs 9mo ago
Prediction markets are not considered gambling for the same reason that stock markets aren't. There's no fixed odds or random chance. A skilled analyst can make consistent returns. Unlike stock markets, prediction markets also pro
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X (Twitter) Is Down(downforeveryoneorjustme.com)
26 points by uyzstvqs 9mo ago|14 comments
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by uyzstvqs 9mo ago
Good response, but why did you toLowerCase() it? It looks unprofessional.
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by uyzstvqs 9mo ago
That's correct. But it is designed so that it can run over PTP IP links, which is the only option in a full internet blackout. Yggdrasil is censorship-resistant in that it can form one big mesh network, without the internet or ISPs. Pe
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by uyzstvqs 9mo ago
Yggdrasil (mesh network) would be the longer-term solution. It is fast, resilient, and pure IPv6. But you'll have to establish IP links between interested parties to peer over. Eventually some will be able to peer over the internet, an
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by uyzstvqs 9mo ago
https://archive.is/SNMH5
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by uyzstvqs 9mo ago
Nudity, including artistic nudity, is in itself the complete opposite of pornography. One is human nature, with art depicting its beauty and purity, while the latter is about the gratification of lust. As a Christian, pornography is clearly
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by uyzstvqs 9mo ago
This is a good way to regulate this. Criminalize people who abuse AI tools to cause harm. Don't try to impose censorship or mass-surveillance on AI tools. I oppose all pornography, but censoring nudity from a model both compromises the
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by uyzstvqs 9mo ago
Absolutely. But this has an extra layer of urgency. Their entire goal is to be able to remotely turn off all of our infrastructure, which is handy leverage if you're looking to do things like invading a certain island nation.
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by uyzstvqs 9mo ago
That's because it's predatory pricing. If these cars are to be sold in western markets, there needs to be strong regulation. Absolutely no digital data connections, for starters.
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by uyzstvqs 9mo ago
Then why open source something in the first place? The entire point is to make it public, for anyone to use however is useful to him or her, and often to publicly collaborate on a project together. If I made something open source, you can t
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by uyzstvqs 9mo ago
Do these jobs actually exist? My experience is that it's unrealistic to even get an "anywhere in EU" job here in Europe. Most are either hybrid remote, or "remote, but within driving distance of the office".
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by uyzstvqs 9mo ago
Related: UK threatened with sanctions if Starmer blocks Musk's X - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46559666 "If Starmer is successful in banning X in Britain, I will move forward in . . ." - https:&#x2F
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Starmer's Looking for an Excuse to Ban X(reclaimthenet.org)
5 points by uyzstvqs 9mo ago|2 comments
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by uyzstvqs 9mo ago
It forms its own IPv6 network separate from the internet. It can peer over any IPv4 or IPv6 network, including the internet, LAN, or PTP.

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