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by xinayder 2y ago
funnily enough, there's a Roblox meme where people say "go commit die" because "commit suicide" triggers the censorship algorithm.
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by xinayder 2y ago
What I got from this is, you can copy someone's copyrighted work provided you tweak a few things here and there. I wonder how this holds up in court if you don't have billions at your disposal.
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by xinayder 2y ago
> I certainly will not publish any of my software open source, despite how much I would like to (under GPL) in order to help fellow developers. I think this is a rather radical approach. You're undermining the OSS movement because y
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by xinayder 2y ago
web3 metaverse powered by genAI and NFTs?
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by xinayder 2y ago
> I also have issues with most map apps and using them for navigation. It seems that the UI designers for these things never consider difficulty in seeing the crucial details on a small screen at high velocities with small glances. Enshi
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by xinayder 2y ago
there's https://myip.wtf or wtfismyip.com which provides a strongly worded interface. You can also check which headers your browser is sending to the website.
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by xinayder 2y ago
I'm pretty sure the "greenlight" on the title means they are meeting to confirm that the countries will vote in favor of the law so it can be quickly approved once it makes to the parliament: > If Chat Control is endorsed
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by xinayder 2y ago
This is interesting, but still a bit worrying that they reserved the right of doing an IPO if they "feel like we need more resources to fight for an open internet". I would say I'd like to believe they are being truthful to t
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by xinayder 2y ago
I don't think RISC-V is mature enough to warrant manufacturers moving to this ISA. If this was the case, we'd already have powerful RISC-V portable computers.
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by xinayder 2y ago
My guess is that, when Nuvia was bought off by Qualcomm, the license from ARM was no longer valid, since Nuvia ceased to exist, or rather, the license is non-transferable.
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by xinayder 2y ago
It looks nice, but there are a few things I noticed from the README that immediately reduced my interest in the project: - specifying new names for files: hyphae. What the hell is this? Why do we need to specify a new name for text files, c
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by xinayder 2y ago
> Most people don't do anything worth privacy protecting. Bringing back the same argument in favor of protecting privacy: "Saying you don't care about privacy protection because you have nothing to hide it's the same
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by xinayder 2y ago
It would be so funny if a security authority was caught in a CSAM case, and it wasn't detected simply because said person is an authority and shall not be scanned for unlawful content.
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by xinayder 2y ago
Another point brought out is that iTerm2 may be offering their users data, for free, as training data for LLMs. You need an API key to use the built-in ChatGPT feature, but do you need a key if you're just feeding data to the AI?
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by xinayder 2y ago
Seems like an exciting project, I'd like to try it out as soon as there's a public testing phase. On another note, please don't use Discord for development: https://drewdevault.com/2021/12/28/Do
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by xinayder 2y ago
> The thing about the situation is that Altman is willing to lie and steal a celebrity's voice for use in ChatGPT. What he did, the timeline, everything - is sleazy if, in fact, that's the story. Correcting, the thing about thi
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by xinayder 2y ago
I'm on a trip visiting my friend in Central Finland and yesterday we had a 96% warning for aurora chance. Unfortunately, for us, the sky was quite cloudy and we didn't get a chance to see the lights. When we were heading back home
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by xinayder 2y ago
I'm a free customer and I am always annoyed by ads in my inbox about other services provided by Proton. I signed up for an email box, I don't care about Proton Drive nor ProtonVPN. I chose Proton specifically because it supposedly
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by xinayder 2y ago
I don't think this is solely the issue that users don't understand that the companies are obliged to provide the data requested by the authorities. The whole controversy surrounding Proton started when they marketed themselves as
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by xinayder 2y ago
Gboard and Samsung Keyboard have built-in features to search for GIFs or do web searches, for example. Who would have thought having cloud connected keyboards would be a bad thing, right?
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by xinayder 2y ago
Where's the irony in it being discovered by a MS employee? As far as I know he was working on a personal project and decided to debug why SSH logins were taking longer than expected, and found the backdoor. > "Open Source"
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by xinayder 2y ago
I'm not sure if you read his recent comment (from March) where he explains the reason for blocking the PR. The reason so far is that there is no consensus on whether highway=busway should replace the additional tags one can add to indi
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by xinayder 3y ago
Unfortunately, Firefox on Android still has a long way to go. I have to resort to using Chromite (Bromite fork) with NextDNS for adblocking, otherwise the browsing experience on mobile is not really good.
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by xinayder 3y ago
It's not a better product, you're just going against net neutrality and charging more to "unlock" your bandwidth.
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by xinayder 3y ago
I try to avoid mainstream social media because it makes me uncomfortable. I started after putting on my tinfoil hat after Snowden's revelations and slowly drifted away from them, then was dragged back because most of my friends had Twi
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by xinayder 3y ago
Except there are a lot of Beeper-only Matrix spec implementations that aren't available for everyone else. In other words, no other Matrix homeserver or client can benefit from the features Beeper has.
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by xinayder 3y ago
Is it really anti-trust if you reverse engineered something (deliberately breaking the ToS of said service - Apple can suspend your accounts for doing so) while said service ToS, a contract you sign when you use their service, explicitly fo
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by xinayder 3y ago
Since now you have more resources, do you plan on open sourcing your whole solution, or will Beeper still be "half" open source? As far as I'm aware you still cannot use the Beeper client with your own self-hosted Matrix inst
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by xinayder 3y ago
That's a pessimistic take to say that Automattic will close up Beeper and make it a worse a product.
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by xinayder 3y ago
They break the terms of service of said services, they started this with iMessages last year and Apple shut them down after it was an obvious break of ToS, and they keep doing the same with other IM services.

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