estranhosidade

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How good are LLMs at porting software in 2026?
1 points by estranhosidade 7d ago|0 comments
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by estranhosidade 5y ago
Unlike previous bans, this one seems to be tied to phone numbers. So even users with non iOS/Google Play versions of the app can't access the blocked groups as long as they have a german number. There is a more in-detail article a
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Telegram blocks over 60 channels in Germany – report(dw.com)
4 points by estranhosidade 5y ago|1 comments
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Telegram begins blocking some channels in Germany after meeting with government(reclaimthenet.org)
1 points by estranhosidade 5y ago|0 comments
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by estranhosidade 5y ago
As far as I understand: many people use Telegram channels as a sort of Twitter-like social media, since you can set the channel to publicly available and anyone with app can read what you wrote, and even interact with you through, like voti
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by estranhosidade 5y ago
The article is written in German, but with a Google Translate you can understand the just of it. Apparently Telegram added a new blocking system based on phone numbers, sorta a geo-blocking thing, and people with German phone numbers regist
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Telegram now censoring channels in Germany for “violating local laws”(netzpolitik.org)
99 points by estranhosidade 5y ago|212 comments
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Brazil electoral court could ban Telegram app for not fighting fake news(reuters.com)
3 points by estranhosidade 5y ago|1 comments
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by estranhosidade 5y ago
Too many jargons and catch phrases and few precise definitions/example on how this OS or concept would actually work :\
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by estranhosidade 5y ago
We are also having this discussion here in Brazil, some supreme court minister is all fussy and triggered because telegram doesn't bans ""misinformation"" and ""hate speech"".
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by estranhosidade 5y ago
I'm still trying to wrap my head around the 1 million dollar question, and there is: who fact-checks the fact-checkers?
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by estranhosidade 5y ago
>make products/services more secure >sue others to make them stop trying to hack your products/services Chooses the second one. I'm pretty sure this is just a PR stunt for Apple to try to appeal and brand themselves as
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by estranhosidade 5y ago
It is just a coincidence that not allowing sideload and making Apple the sole gatekeeper of what gets installed on all iPhones ends up – surprisingly – benefiting Apple and making then trillions of dollars every year ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by estranhosidade 5y ago
I think many services nowadays end up offering a worst user experience in the name of "simplifying their interface" (I imagine this must be the only reason why Spotify wouldn't add this option). Not only on this case but, for
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by estranhosidade 5y ago
Seems some BS excuse for them to justify their control over what the user installs on his phone as well as their 30% commission.
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by estranhosidade 5y ago
Hell, they could at least offer RSS support to twitter.
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by estranhosidade 5y ago
I fully agree with you. I'm absolute skeptic about anything Facebook and Twitter and other multi-billion dollar tech companies support. Especially because, the whole project of a decentralized social network, if this succeeded, and rea
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Twitter’s decentralized social network project finally has a leader(theverge.com)
4 points by estranhosidade 5y ago|5 comments
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by estranhosidade 5y ago
Apple is like "over my dead body!!!"
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by estranhosidade 5y ago
Somewhat morbid, but still interesting.
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by estranhosidade 5y ago
Truly frustrating, well done!
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Imaging the Past with Time-Travel Rephotography(hackaday.com)
2 points by estranhosidade 5y ago|0 comments
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by estranhosidade 5y ago
The problem is not the Apple tax. It's apple app store, they should be able to charge the commission fee they wish. The problem is not allowing other app stores/sideloading on iOS.
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One startup's quest to take on Chrome and reinvent the web browser(protocol.com)
2 points by estranhosidade 5y ago|0 comments
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by estranhosidade 6y ago
The problem I think is that nowadays more and more it's harder to find RSS support services and you send up having to resort to some third party application or service that will get some content and convert them into a RSS format. Like
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by estranhosidade 6y ago
Is it just me or front-ends of giant platforms are becoming more mainstream? First Individious, then Nitter, now Teddit. I think this speaks volumes of what modern webpages have become. Too bad that those sites will probably pull the plug a
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by estranhosidade 7y ago
/watchredditdie
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by estranhosidade 7y ago
It's basically that. Yes, when saving everything we'll save a lot of trash and utterly garbage, spam and all that shit... But the things we would be risking to lose if we didn't save everything, they are and will be so much i
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by estranhosidade 7y ago
I will believe on that when they allow extensions on Chrome for Android ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
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Google says Chrome isn't killing ad blockers(cnet.com)
6 points by estranhosidade 7y ago|3 comments

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