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Comment #49121295
This is probably at least partially true. And they know that if they get together with South America, they can easily replace FIFA with another governing structure.
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Comment #49121226
You know how it is: 10k here, 30k there... and there is a few M in a swiss bank account (or whatever the modern hiding place is).
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Comment #49085103
You misunderstood, it's 31.6% actually.
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Comment #49075036
> my newfangled debit card has a CVV code that changes every 10 minutes, ... Wow, is it using e-paper? Cool! > ..., I MUST open the bank app to get the CVV code. Ah. Gotcha.
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Comment #49074942
Well no. We were just reminded (pretty directly and rudely, I might add) that USA is not always on our side. Nothing wrong with being independent and able to stand on our own feet.…
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Comment #49074855
One step at a time. Until then, you can use Murena or GrapheneOS.
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Comment #49057295
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Comment #49056093
Yes. And there were many other cases in between, I just lack incentive to dig them up. Feel free to do it yourself. The thing is - their behavior didn't change for better.
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Comment #49056080
As someone who is regularly blocked by CF and G - no, they are not. Even worse, they should not be, because that would mean the complete end of privacy online (not that we are far …
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Comment #49021304
2026: Google again found breaking the law.
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Comment #49019697
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Comment #49009803
For me, Fable is useless. It goes its own way and doesn't communicate much even if explicitly asked to. Sure it builds a lot of stuff, but it is more often than not useless because…
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Comment #49009703
Wow, just wow. How about charging the website builders for negligence, for failing to protect sensitive data? Simply incredible.
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Comment #49002456
No difference - very similar actually.
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Comment #49002450
It can be done so that it looks like a series of "oopsie" bugs. China (the same as US) has used spycraft extensively in the past.
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Comment #48988661
> Using a Chinese LLM will not put a Marxist under your bed. Interesting tangent - it might be taught to introduce stealthy backdoors in your company though. Maybe even across mult…
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Comment #48807952
> ...many pages simply do not work properly with it,... Using Google's websites much, are we? FF works great everywhere except there. I think the official term for the bugs on thes…
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Comment #48807293
The big gotcha is what one understands under the word "use". If I want to USE it as a basis for my business where I sell routers with the GPL software, there are some tiny restrict…
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Comment #48792910
> Let’s keep notes in @20260704-reverse-engineer-foo-motor.qmd Curious - why like this? I usually tell it to write down the analysis once all is clear, so I'm wondering if your app…
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Comment #48792888
TIL: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_game_crash_of_1983
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Comment #48792816
Absolutely not. Go read e.g. GPL license before spreading such falsehoods.
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Comment #48633297
Nah, I think this is Google's way of pushing against those who value privacy. Firefox? With uBO? No cookies? Not fetching Google fonts? Must be a bot for sure. /s
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Comment #48632375
With openweights? Yes. It might halucinate a backdoor somewhere ( not that you can trust any model about that), but it will still work.
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Comment #48632343
I know that running this locally is prohibitively expensive (for now), but what kind of cost would I be looking at if I wanted to rent the hardware and run the model by myself?
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