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mp3 , 2 days ago

Perjury it is.

mp3 , 4 days ago

They polluted their learning model with the sewage of the Internet.

The only worse thing they could have done is base their entire LLM dataset on 4chan.

mp3 , 12 days ago

https://techcrunch.com/2024/05/08/encrypted-services-apple-proton-and-wire-helped-spanish-police-identify-activist/

Can't protect someone from bad OPsec.

mp3 , 13 days ago

Not a bad move, Google already does it for Workspace admins, and GitHub is about to do so for accounts with specific capabilities.

mp3 , 14 days ago

I hope my country will push in the same direction as the EU, the restrictions are ridiculous.

mp3 , 14 days ago

• Matrix
• Mattermost
• Rocket Chat

mp3 , 18 days ago

You can even use Markdown file and convert it dynamically to HTML using javascript through Markdeep by just dropping

<!-- Markdeep: --><style class="fallback">body{visibility:hidden;white-space:pre;font-family:monospace}</style><script src="markdeep.min.js"></script><script src="https://casual-effects.com/markdeep/latest/markdeep.min.js?"></script><script>window.alreadyProcessedMarkdeep||(document.body.style.visibility="visible")</script>

at the end of the markdown file. It makes it dead simple to update using a text editor later on and to host on a static website.

mp3 , 18 days ago

The code block included in my comment

mp3 , 18 days ago

I think it's beehaw doing something weird, it got federated to other instances just fine

https://lemmy.blahaj.zone/comment/8687274

mp3 , 20 days ago

https://addons.mozilla.org/android/addon/amp2html/ is another one especially useful on mobile.

mp3 , 20 days ago

IMO not worth it unless you use a different password manager for stuff outside the browser.

mp3 , 20 days ago

4GB of RAM: load a model into llama.cpp

Explodes

mp3 , 22 days ago

I don't think there's anything on the market that checks all the boxes for a $140 budget.

mp3 , 22 days ago

Not sure where you're shopping, but I can't find it below $200 for 16GB of RAM.

mp3 , 22 days ago

At that price point not really, and there is definitely going to be some tradeoffs required between power vs consumption vs price.

mp3 , 22 days ago

Acronym for Know Your Customer, requiring some kind of identity verification before enabling service.

mp3 , 24 days ago

I don't know if this addon could help?

https://github.com/sixP-NaraKa/reddit-nsfw-unblocker

mp3 , 24 days ago

And some TOTP apps don't interpret the algorithm parameter correctly, which makes it safer to go with the default SHA-1.

Lemmy in fact was using SHA-256 for its earlier TOTP implementation and reverted back to SHA-1 since some people locked themselves out due to poor support in some TOTP app (among other issues, another was that the activation workflow never asked you to confirm the code you enrolled was working and generating the correct code...).

mp3 , 26 days ago

Make destroying evidence a worse offense than the crime (or as a de facto admission of guilt) and sanction them accordingly.

mp3 , 1 month ago (edited 1 month ago)

The quantized model you can run locally works decently and they can't read any of it, which is nice.

I use that one specifically
https://huggingface.co/lmstudio-community/Meta-Llama-3-8B-Instruct-GGUF/blob/main/Meta-Llama-3-8B-Instruct-Q4_K_M.gguf

If you're looking for a relatively user-friendly software to use it, you can look at GPT4All (open source) or LM Studio.

mp3 , 1 month ago

You're right, I thought they were but I checked their GitHub and LM Studio itself isn't.

mp3 , 1 month ago

So be it. The vaccuum it will leave will get filled by another platform.

mp3 , 1 month ago

And all the volunteers keeping those lists up-to-date.

mp3 , 1 month ago

At least the Chromecast with Google TV (HD) is cheap.

mp3 , 1 month ago

Still big kudos to Raymond for providing the foundations to make it all work too.

mp3 , 1 month ago

The format currently used in adblocker predates uBO by almost a decade so no, but still, maintaining this add-on with how fast and often web browser changes, and keeping it performant must be quite the task.

mp3 , 1 month ago

If they want my money, they can find me on GOG.

mp3 , 1 month ago

More like evening the playing field. If China doesn't want to let social media businesses operate freely in China, why would the US be required to do the same?

mp3 , 1 month ago

Oh yes, one example is Naomi Wu.

mp3 , 1 month ago

I use it once in a while when I'm taking a walk, it's made purposely to fill stuff easily on the go.

For more detailed/complex edits, I go with Every Door.

mp3 , 1 month ago

F-Droid always lag behind a bit since it needs to build all the apps they distribute from source in their CI servers.

mp3 , 1 month ago

Welcome to the corpocracy and the land of the fee.

mp3 , 1 month ago

At least I can run Llama 3 entirely locally.

mp3 , 1 month ago (edited 1 month ago)

One trick is that you can enroll your TOTP codes on more than one device, the only thing the device need is the clock to be synced to provide the correct code.

You can store your TOTP codes in many places:

• A mobile app like Aegis (Android) or 2FAS (Android, iOS). Those even offer a way of backing up your TOTP codes, but you need to take the proper measure to store them safely.
• A password manager that can handle TOTP like Bitwarden (with a premium subcription) or KeePassXC.
• A security key like the Yubikey 5 can safely store TOTP keys (up to 32) and generate them through the Yubikey Authenticator app.

That way you don't get caught your pants down if one of your device dies, get stolen, etc.
Also, keep the recovery keys / backup keys in a safe place just in case of a worst case scenario.

Keep in mind that your TOTP backup and Password Manager files like KeePassXC can be the weakest link in your OPsec if you're not careful.

mp3 , 1 month ago

A strong and unique passphrase is indeed really important here, but you need to keep in mind that once the kdbx file is in the attacker's hand, that's the only thing that keep them out.

There's no 2FA, and no throttling on the bruteforce process. So it's really important to use a strong password there to avoid it being the weakest link.

mp3 , 1 month ago

I suppose they all use the same challenge-response key?

mp3 , 1 month ago

Good. Start your own Mastodon instance exclusively for government accounts, and let users subscribe to those accounts from other instances.

Bonus is that you get RSS feeds for every account on Mastodon.

mp3 , 1 month ago

Nothing some make-up or a bit of photo-editing can't fix in a pinch.

mp3 , 1 month ago

Damn right.

mp3 , 1 month ago

So it's basically a local CDN for Steam and other platforms?

mp3 , 1 month ago

And of Avenue 5. That show was cancelled in its prime :'(

mp3 , 1 month ago

I said the same thing for Reddit before the third-party apps crackdown; instead of cracking down on users who just want a better experience, they could allow third-party apps to be officially used if you have a paid/Premium subscription?

That way Google gets paid, and the users who enjoy their third-party apps can keep using them without worrying about them suddenly breaking.

That doesn't solve the privacy issue which is a good reason why people use these, but at least it partly solves the monetary issue.

mp3 , 1 month ago

Technically NewPipe simply parses the website and is seen as a web browser from YouTube's point of view.

That how they bypass the API's TOS, they don't use it.

mp3 , 1 month ago (edited 1 month ago)

I would suggest to look at the models supported by Gadgetbridge and pick one from there. I know I can trust Gadgetbridge not to leak my data since it doesn't ask for network permission.

https://gadgetbridge.org/gadgets/

I used it for several years, through multiple gadgets (in chronological order)

• Pebble
• Pebble Steel
• Pebble Time Steel
• Mi Band 4
• Amazfit Bip
• Bangle JS2
• Casio GBD-200

mp3 , 1 month ago

Initially the software wasn't very stable, but that was fixed over time. Overall I liked it a lot, and the available "apps" for it all filled a niche I looked for.

I switched because I wanted to go back to a more classic watch I can simply wear and forget about. I don't have all the bells and whistles from the BangleJS2, but now I have a watch to see my notifications and step counter that I don't need to recharge every week, the battery (CR2032) is said to last about 2 years in the GBD-200.

mp3 , 1 month ago

I more dissapointed that Pebble was unable to find a viable financial path forward :(

mp3 , 1 month ago

Honestly I haven't noticed that, so yeah this sounds like a tech support issue on your end.

But yeah, drivers are often updated to fix quirks in newly released games all the time. Drivers updates targets everyone and won't be suggested based on which game you currently have installed.