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coretx
6d ago
The only social network I don't regret are IRC channels but that's mostly dead these days and it is rapidly being outlawed.
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6d ago
You could let real people curate & attest their apps in exchange for free updates. If done in a clever manner, this would keep the bots & astroturfers out of your system.
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coretx
9d ago
Talk to a medical professional and be careful with taking advice from randoms online. You have only one you, don't risk it.
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24d ago
Most don't want you to setup your own APN ;-)
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2mo ago
"Fair Use" as a fundamental only exists in the US. It was not the butler but IPR and advertisement jihadis who did it.
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2mo ago
Many people use those to hide their ESP32-LORA devices. Far better range compared to wifi ;-) It works but you'll still need to swap the 18650's every now and then. More of a concern is the privatization of free spectrum. If every
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2mo ago
https://tinygrad.org is probably the best punk in this regard. Moving LLM's out of your drug dealers datacenter and into your utility closet.
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2mo ago
Such as bypassing parliament -the people responsible for managing your rights-. And subverting democracy and the rule of law too, by punishing you or otherwise manipulate you into desired behavior without going to court. Code is Law. DRM is
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2mo ago
The "You don't own it if you can't destroy it" discussion goes all the way back to people like Cicero and limitations on what you can and can not do with your slaves. What you desire is sensible and can only be achieved
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2mo ago
The most relevant difference between using a TV and a "TV streaming stick" is corpos & the State controling the malware/surveillance device. Being a ordinary person, I do not want criminals or the ( ads/data ) indust
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2mo ago
The best model is the model that runs best on your hardware.
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3mo ago
Not the US but the Dutch state is the problem here. The powers that be know that US espionage is not only limited to some emails and also entails sophisticated industrial espionage and never cared. Now "suddenly" they want to do s
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3mo ago
Reputation is subjective and subject to abuse. You need cold hard facts. Intelligence. Also, don't talk BGP to people you don't know and don't forget to maintain your human network. Your regional RIR can help with this.
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3mo ago
Speculation: It helps engineer consumer agency.
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3mo ago
Reading "xiaomi"in the headline I was thrilled to see MiMo only to find out it's NOT this one: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIMO What a disappointment!
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3mo ago
It's still a wise idea to take it seriously. Many years ago, a then 17 y/o old ( German ) friend of mine did mitm on his own console in order to replace a video stream in ps home, recorded it for youtube/laughs. Not much late
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3mo ago
You don't give a stranger the keys to your house but we run their code every day. This is wrong regardless of there being surveillance present. We all know where it went wrong and can't say we did not know.
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3mo ago
Why dont you ask Claude to write you a TUI ?
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4mo ago
That begs the question! Did they use a Sony rootkit ? XD
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5mo ago
Germans are likely going to try and hang the public servants for high treason via their constitutional court.
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5mo ago
Time for a digital Reichstag fire. When will the germans stop repeating history ?
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6mo ago
Cloudflare is a clandestine intelligence operation run by a rogue nation. Just like spamhaus and many other firms that have ridiculous amounts of illegitimate and unchecked power.
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6mo ago
Whats not in there ? Why ? Are the LLM's cencored ?
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6mo ago
Can someone answer yes/no to the question ; is this the cheap steam box now ?
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7mo ago
XMPP was the first creep towards the bullshit of today. Unlike IRC, it makes you register, leak identifiers, centralise and transfer power over you to third parties. Exposing you to lawfare, downtime and wasted resources. Also, IRC is exten
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7mo ago
Reslience
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7mo ago
It can help it setup but it should not because its better at being the place where you click on a solution for everything else you just mentioned being down. Its a cheap low noise and highly available fallback. Those "idle" channe
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7mo ago
IRC is the only alternative that runs on random potatos and survives lawfare.
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8mo ago
Nothing will come out of this unless all former state monopolists are targeted at the same time.
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8mo ago
Because v6 IPs are cheap, expendable and routing it over encrypted tunnels does not look suspicious. Anyone can buy a block and with little help announce them from multiple locations including home, mobile, uni wifi, and route further from
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