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Llewellyn , (edited )

There are ways to completely neutralize ublock power: put ads on the same server, as content + randomise div identificators

UPD: by the downvotes I conclude people think I'm from the advertising industry.
I'm not. I know these methods, because I have been struggling with counteracting such ads.

Llewellyn ,

*affect

Ackchshually

Llewellyn ,

Yandex did that in their products. It's doable.

Paedophiles create nude AI images of children to extort from them, says charity | Internet safety | The Guardian (www.theguardian.com)

Internet Watch Foundation has found a manual on dark web encouraging criminals to use software tools that remove clothing. The manipulated image could then be used against the child to blackmail them into sending more graphic content, the IWF said.

Llewellyn ,

Now, is it "paedophiles" or "pedophiles"?

Llewellyn ,

Everyone is not that different: after all, we all are the same biological species: homo sapiens

Llewellyn ,

Not even if it's fully AI generated.

Who is a victim in that case?

Llewellyn ,

Everyone is not that different

Llewellyn ,

But who is a victim here

Llewellyn ,

All of the children who end up getting abused because the pedophile escalated their fantasies.

That's a reach.

With that logic you can blame, say, videogames for shootings.

Llewellyn ,

If you have games in a separate partition, then you will have no need to reinstall it even in case with reinstalling Windows, though.

You haven't really highlighted any of the linux advantages here.

Llewellyn , (edited )

But then it's good that the manufacturer states the driver isn't obliged to watch the road. Because it shifts responsibility towards the manufacturer and thus - it's a great incentive to make technology as safe as possible.

Llewellyn ,

Human drivers are far more dangerous on the road, and you should be applauding assisted driving development.

Llewellyn ,

What do you consider to be an AI?
And do you consider any of the existing systems to be the one?

Llewellyn , (edited )

Then it's strange that you are separating AI and LLM, because in CS LLM is a type of artificial intelligence.

Llewellyn ,

Technicalities matter in technological matters.

Llewellyn , (edited )

As I said repeatedly

And who are you to emphasize that part?
Should we be subscribed to you or something?

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  • Roku has patented a way to show ads over anything you plug into your TV (arstechnica.com)

    A patent application from the company spotted by Lowpass describes a system for displaying ads over any device connected over HDMI, a list that could include cable boxes, game consoles, DVD or Blu-ray players, PCs, or even other video streaming devices. Roku filed for the patent in August 2023 and it was published in November...

    Llewellyn , (edited )

    You can't defend against ads with pihole if the ads server has the same address as content server

    Llewellyn , (edited )

    But with the risk of malware infection, unfortunately.

    When something is free, you're the product.

    I'd advise to continue to use non-pirated products, but only from those companies, whose service you're satisfied with.
    And if there's none, don't consume product at all. It's not like movies are vital for you.

    Llewellyn ,

    And so everyone deserves to have it.

    And authors along with those, who maintain content distributing infrastructure, deserve to be rewarded for their labour.

    Llewellyn ,

    But I can't pay them.

    Then don't consume the product. It's entertainment, not vital goods.

    By the way, where do their salaries come from, in your opinion?

    Llewellyn ,

    Theres no way to give money to the people who made this shit.

    But there is. Part of the money you pay distributors goes to the creators.

    And by the way: distributors not just "speculate on digital goods" or whatever you seem to imply. They distribute. That means they make goods available through the internet in a convenient way.

    Servers won't pay for themselves.

    Llewellyn ,

    Where do you think creators salaries come from?

    Llewellyn ,

    More convenient for me, than torrents: because I watch content either on TV or on phone.

    Llewellyn ,

    Samsung and LG are pretty good

    Llewellyn ,

    You can connect a Bluetooth keyboard to it.

    Amazon Ditches 'Just Walk Out' Checkouts at Its Grocery Stores (gizmodo.com)

    Amazon is phasing out its checkout-less grocery stores with “Just Walk Out” technology, first reported by The Information Tuesday. The company’s senior vice president of grocery stores says they’re moving away from Just Walk Out, which relied on cameras and sensors to track what people were leaving the store with.

    Llewellyn ,

    duideverything

    English isn't my first language. Could you please tell, what that word means? Is it slang?

    Llewellyn ,

    Thank you!

    P.S.
    It wasn't my comment with the funny word, but mindlight@lemm.ee 's

    Llewellyn ,

    Food isn't the only resource in the equation. Most of the resources are limited and even diminishing.

    Llewellyn , (edited )

    capitalists will continue to create artificial lack of supply

    I think it's not that, but just:

    capitalists won't spend their money to create logistical chains for free.

    "Collect and distribute supply" won't do itself, someone should do that.
    And noone will do that for free

    Llewellyn ,

    Just make it from scratch?

    And miss some tricky edge cases, which were covered in old code?

    It's a railroad. Those edge cases could be disastrous.

    Llewellyn ,

    No. What I mean is rewriting it part by part, not from scratch, but following the old algorithms as possible.

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