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by zoobab 2mo ago
"Protocols" now that everything has been moved to a master-slave protocol (HTTP), we are all slaves of the masters.
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by zoobab 2mo ago
So much for "git is decentralized" lol
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by zoobab 2mo ago
"logging solutions" In 2005, FFII predicted that the Data Retention directive would not pass the Courts. It just took 10 years for the CJEU to strike down the measure, as it is "mass surveillance". Logging everything you
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by zoobab 2mo ago
"With dirt cheap models like deepseek-v4-flash that will run "forever" on $10, the answer for me is clearly: no." When it's free, you are the product.
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by zoobab 2mo ago
Like spermatozoïdes
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by zoobab 2mo ago
My personal record was between Nieuwport and Zeebruge, as there was line of sight between the 2 sites. Made some diy wifi antennas: waveguide, yagi, etc... Back in the day used Radiomobile software to calculate the link budget between the r
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by zoobab 2mo ago
The title is misleading "No Age Verification" and then later on call for using ZKP to do Age Verification. Is the Pirate Party supporting Age Verification now?
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by zoobab 3mo ago
Pocket money.
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by zoobab 3mo ago
You could suspend it to ram, and only wake it up on request, it takes 2 seconds on my box.
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by zoobab 3mo ago
"zero talk about forcing companies (at least for the ones shipping android phones) to open up their firmwares and allow users to install alternative OS if they want to sell in the EU." Complete public datasheets on how to program
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by zoobab 3mo ago
I have read a Linkedin post in french recently with a university lab (one big machine serving hundreds of users) mentioning that they could swap models on demand. Will try to find back the link.
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by zoobab 3mo ago
Would it be able to swap models on demand with this?
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by zoobab 3mo ago
Age verification for 'appstores' (debian repos?) is inside ChatControl v2.
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by zoobab 3mo ago
How open are the wifi drivers? (it was an issue with Broadcom and WRT54G)
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by zoobab 4mo ago
1984.
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by zoobab 4mo ago
Spelling mistake: "a return on these invetment"
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by zoobab 4mo ago
No 'training data', not 'open source'.
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by zoobab 4mo ago
Storing personal information about you give you the right to delete it as well?
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by zoobab 4mo ago
Privacy is forbidden. Everything you do will be used against you in court if required.
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by zoobab 4mo ago
Popcorn for watching all those webapps being penetrated. Long live static websites without any Javascript.
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by zoobab 4mo ago
Ch341a to the rescue. On my todo, i still have the pet project to make a simple libusb c project to control its gpios. The documentation id not very clear, and implémentations scarce. Now with LLMs i could make some progress.
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by zoobab 4mo ago
You might be interested in the experience of hackerspaces, and the "learn by doing": https://github.com/zoobab/educode https://www.educode.be/doku.php/educode_2019/conferences/h
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by zoobab 4mo ago
Jlink is closed source. Better use dirtyJTAG on an rp2040.
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by zoobab 4mo ago
'open source' crap to connect to their LLM blob.
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by zoobab 4mo ago
Open source crap to connect to an LLM blob.
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by zoobab 4mo ago
On a distributed network where the content is always available, maintaining X amount of copies in an autonomous manner. We need to evolve the protocols beyond simple HTTP servers.
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by zoobab 4mo ago
"It is built end-to-end by Microsoft using clean and appropriately licensed data." Well still no list nor publication of the training data.
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by zoobab 5mo ago
Kids deserve free speech. There is no valid reason to deny access to them to social networks. First amendment is being breached here.
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by zoobab 5mo ago
I finally managed to compile it, quite happy with the usage. Will try to rebuild it with static flag.
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by zoobab 5mo ago
I tried to install opencode on my x200 laptop, it would segfault as Bun wants some specific intel processor extensions (SIMD). Now I tried to install zerostack, but the compilation freezes at a certain package. Is there a static binary avai

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