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Comment #49220060
Only $30, but with tariffs and shipping I assume it adds up.
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Comment #49187630
Summary?
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Comment #49153911
Is there a cheap, reliable tester that someone can recommend that will test multiple USB cable types (A, micro & C)?
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Comment #49055775
If he hadn't given the authorities the duress pin, and presumably they had seized it, would the encryption/protection GrapheneOS provides have been enough to keep them from accessi…
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Comment #49055657
Looks like the script itself isn't doing much at all. https://github.com/50YearsPhone/vision-50-years-phone/blob/m...
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Comment #49053761
Things just keep getting better and better with this war. I love reading the news.
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Comment #49037441
Great, how about some frontier models like China seems to be doing on a weekly basis at this point. Give us a CoPilot variant that's open source & open weights.
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Comment #49036858
Thanks for this. This has to be one of the worst websites I've ever tried to use. I couldn't even scroll the page in half the mobile browsers I tried, despite turning off adblockin…
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Comment #49036657
Ok, great, so Microsoft believes in open weight models. So... uhh, why not release a few?
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Comment #48988264
I like it. Is the music AI generated though?
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Comment #48964260
It's an alternative way to cast media to your TV by way of somehow ripping the streaming video off said website or service.
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Comment #48962849
I did also come across this article on Ergo log detailing a study that a chitosan supplement may reduce microplastics absorption (small stud, caveats of course). Concentration of m…
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Comment #48920960
Sounds like it's basically dead. The issue with messenger apps is that they're a dime a dozen, there are so many of them and they offer so much variability in security, privacy, bu…
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Comment #48888379
There are a few editions of this guide, apparently, and the most recent is a 2022 edition, but it contains most information of the older editions but might have a newer foreword. h…
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Comment #48868657
Sounds like a very cool project. I often use the ElevenLabs app/extension to listen to articles, but I would love to have a local option to do this. I'm on Windows though, so I loo…
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Comment #48868195
I came here to ask the same question. There's some details here but I still don't fully understand. https://huggingbay.xyz/start EDIT So, I did a very preliminary search and it app…
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Comment #48864205
I noticed the nytimes just published an article about this. How Terrorist Groups Are Using A.I. to Gain an Edge in Battle https://www.nytimes.com/2026/07/10/us/politics/ai-terroris…
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Comment #48848152
This seems to be the only way forward from what I can figure. Helium's main selling point is that it's essentially degoogled chromium + a few miscellaneous patches & full uBlock. B…
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Comment #48847255
How are they going to be adding uBlock Origin to Chromium going forward if manifest v2 gets completely deprecated/removed entirely?
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Comment #48834343
How did you determine who was a no name drop shipper though? Based on what criteria?
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Comment #48831553
I think you're going to have to standardize what you consider to be knock offs and what's not, or you're going to end up in continuous quagmires like this trying to make a determin…
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Comment #48831107
I wonder if this would be useful in OSINT stuff.
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Comment #48830899
So, how did you come up with the brand names and decide on what is a knock off and what is not? I looked over the Github and really didn't see any specific criteria mentioned.
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Comment #48826783
What application is doing the sending and where is it being sent?
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Comment #48826775
How often would you want to run it and do this though? I propose some kind of tool that constantly generates random GDID data and sends it to Windows telemetry. I think we need to …