mgulick

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by mgulick 2mo ago
The GPL relies on copyright ownership for its effectiveness, and copyright ownership of LLM output is a legal gray area right now. "...prompts alone do not provide sufficient human control to make users of an AI system the authors of t
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by mgulick 5mo ago
I get an IPv6 address from my ISP (a /56 I believe), but I wish there was some good information on how to update my OpenWRT VLAN configuration, routing, and firewall rules to be able to support native IPv6 on my devices. Would love to
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by mgulick 6mo ago
From https://opensource.org/osd : > 6. No Discrimination Against Fields of Endeavor > > The license must not restrict anyone from making use of the program in a specific field of endeavor. For example, it may not re
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by mgulick 6mo ago
The power of correlating your real ID with your browsing activity on the internet.
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by mgulick 7mo ago
They also have the guarantee that the code licensed under the GPL, and all future enhancements to it, will remain free software. The same is not true of the MIT license's weak-copyleft.
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by mgulick 1y ago
My keepass database has around 400 different entries in it. If I needed to transfer to a new password manager, it's not feasible to go around to 400 different sites to register new passkeys. In case one might say the answer to that i
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by mgulick 2y ago
It's great to see more git documentation, and I have a lot of respect for Beej's Guide to Network Programming. However he really needs to work on his commit hygiene. I get that this is a one-man project, but still it's pret
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by mgulick 2y ago
I think technical people understand the mechanics of using Passkeys, having them backed up to multiple devices etc, but there's no way my 70 year old father is going to be able to understand that. He barely knows the difference betwee
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by mgulick 2y ago
So do I, but this is annoying because I need to have physical access to both of the keys when setting up 2FA on an account, or hope that I remember to add the backup yubikey when I get back home.
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by mgulick 2y ago
Bah, not open source, rather BSL licensed. Stop it with the open-washing already!
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by mgulick 3y ago
Computer security is hard, and I think a "security label" would give a false sense of safety. Requiring manufacturers to respond to critical security vulnerabilities for a given period of time sounds like a good idea, but such ru
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by mgulick 3y ago
Up until 2 years ago, I used to use an HDHomeRun Prime with a cablecard for just basic cable (only a dozen or so channels) because I had terrible antenna reception in my apartment (I was only about 2 or 3 miles from the transmitter, but wit
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by mgulick 3y ago
This has already happened unfortunately. In my area (Boston) nearly all of the ATSC 3.0 channels were encrypted the day they went on the air (CBS, ABC, NBC). As a result, they are unwatchable. We need to petition the FCC to force broadca
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by mgulick 3y ago
For anyone using an HDHomeRun or any other OTA capture card, this effectively kills the ability to watch and record content using Plex/Jellyfin/Emby/etc. Only "certified" devices are allowed access to the encryption
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by mgulick 6y ago
Maybe, I don't have another eMMC board to test with, but compared to my RPi 3 with an SD card, the eMMC feels way faster. Very noticeable doing an apt upgrade. Note I use all of my boards headless.
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by mgulick 6y ago
Having eMMC support is a game changer over a microSD card. It makes it feel like a real computer.
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by mgulick 6y ago
My Odroid-C2 runs a mainline kernel. I use it headless, so I'm not sure about graphics support, but its been otherwise extremely stable. It did take a year or two after release to get full upstream support. I'd imagine this new
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by mgulick 7y ago
I'm surprised by the recommendation to use format=flowed. I set up thunderbird a while back to use the recommendations from the LKML: https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/process/email-clients...