magackame

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by magackame 5d ago
And how is this different from downloading a file from a GitHub releases page? Or even installing from FlatHub with full fs perms (which would make sense for a text editor)?
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by magackame 16d ago
Can you list your exact complaints? It's a GUI like any other.
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by magackame 16d ago
Did you try spoofing the User-Agent?
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by magackame 1mo ago
I think you guys on HN can be a bit out of touch maybe? On my linux machine (measured with tux-manager): nautilus 177 MB kitty 150 MB alacritty 107 M
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by magackame 2mo ago
I just store them in bitwarden. Wonder what 2FA actually protects against, when any malware will just steal your session tokens anyway.
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by magackame 3mo ago
Bro be using two mice with a screen keyboard.
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by magackame 5mo ago
It seems only encrypt and throw away the key would be the acceptable strategy
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by magackame 6mo ago
Also gotta love the write-only disk as a hardware analogy. Insane write speeds and infinite capacity...
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by magackame 6mo ago
Huh? But there are integrity checks (none in htmx case, which is strange), to prevent exactly this attack.
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by magackame 6mo ago
Should work on building the AI Jensen. Maybe it's already the AI Jensen
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by magackame 7mo ago
Cancel right away? Or are Amazon subs different?
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by magackame 7mo ago
Noooo. Makes me wonder how much money do you need to buy up all the ad slots in the world and replace them with blanks.
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by magackame 7mo ago
If it's known why show it off as if it works?
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by magackame 7mo ago
Don't people do this too all the time?
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by magackame 7mo ago
:shush:
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by magackame 9mo ago
AI bad, AI bad, AI bad. bad bad bad, AI-bad.
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by magackame 10mo ago
> How hard is that to fix? Aren't they using CoPilot? Just ask it to fix the invisible icon. Maybe that's the problem? Imagine a Microsoft employee allowed to program only by using a CoPilot prompt, screaming and begging to jus
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by magackame 10mo ago
> Also, any password manager that's "cloud based" is potentially a security hole. Yeah, they say the server is secure. Right. You think of someone stealing your password vault and cracking AES? The vault is E2EE.
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by magackame 10mo ago
How using a mouse and incurring a context switch is better than just mashing j/k a couple of times in worst case scenario?
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by magackame 10mo ago
Can't you just put the agent behind a REST API and give the other agents a curl tool + doc?
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by magackame 10mo ago
Bard is the old name of Gemini
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by magackame 10mo ago
You can have just caching without bot protection
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by magackame 10mo ago
Anyone remember those online psychological tests where you spend an hour on one and in the end you need to pay up to get the result?)))
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by magackame 10mo ago
That's passkeys. Google and Microsoft are pushing in that direction.
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by magackame 11mo ago
God if it could just be a single key that you dump to paper or titanium plate and don't worry about backing up a zoo of keys/password with a cloud. Just take my one and only public key. If you care about per service privacy, you a
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by magackame 11mo ago
There was an attempt in that direction. https://www.uzbl.org/
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by magackame 11mo ago
Wouldn't it be the same amount of requests as a regular person researching something the old way?
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by magackame 11mo ago
Gonna steal all your files, passwords and crypto as a regular user anyway?
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by magackame 11mo ago
It's fun to see "GPU accelerated" and "like game engine" when literally every application is rendered the same way with the same APIs.
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by magackame 11mo ago
All those beautiful dlls will anyways sit comfortably in the same folder as your "dynamically" linked executable on Windows.

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