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    Comment #49224631

    Cool things are not necessarily illegal. You ever done anything cool in your life?

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    Comment #49224601

    Also had a terrible experience with Gemini with codibg: it would just show me trimmed diff (to show the changes it made), then........ commit the actually trimmed contents to the o…

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    Comment #49218148

    Why Linux though? Which one? On what phone?

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    Comment #49216354

    Ibwas looking for something specific late last year, and I made three bookings (ca €500 each) for places found on the $site with the $bot. I didn't ask the not to use this site, my…

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    Comment #49211822

    OK, I have no idea what are you on about, your vague generalisations attempt to throw the entire effort of this branch on me, so I'll just pass, it's not worth any more of my time.…

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    Comment #49211409

    I'm talking specifically about this specific kind of crime, don't generalise my statement.

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    Comment #49205244

    Police officers help for free. If they find during an investigation that you're avictim of a crime they WILL tell you where they found the data and what was exactly in it. Troy? He…

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    Comment #49199520

    I love rethink but stopped using it on my up-to-date GOS. It randomly stops and no app can reach the internet (or me), randomly it doesn't obey the split tunneling rules or doesn't…

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    Comment #49199378

    It's pretty trivial to get your own almost-GOS with root. The official GOS release simply doesn't support it in the production images. Why not root has been explained many times an…

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    Comment #49196550

    If this is your stance it's trivial to have your cake and eat it. You can easily build your own GrapheneOS based image, which will then be unable to use attestation (because your o…

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    Comment #49195833

    Oh noes, all the poor people who taught themselves how to speak English from books and movies, not the street or school. Third category, behind a crafty LLMs.

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    Comment #49193545

    And that works pretty well for me. Jailbreak in depth :p

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    Comment #49191639

    I read it as an intentional exfiltration. It's incredibly hard to block all rovo on Atlassian pages. I tried adblock, it failed, I settled for the custom chrome plugin. And yet, ev…

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    Comment #49164036

    That's brilliant. Workers proved priceless for me, now it's going to be even better.

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    Comment #49152850

    Of course, you've got this one sensible part right (IMO). But there's other sensible part you seem to have missed: it's also rude to send the LLM output to someone else without rea…

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    Comment #49134027

    Try getting something new from Arista, Juniper or Fortigate. Lead times are sad. (new in terms of the most recent models, not just "something with X number of ports")

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    Comment #49134000

    It's exactly like UK's Labour Government government once did -- they hired David Nutt, a top "neuropsychopharmacologist specialising in the research of drugs that affect the brain …

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    Comment #49112959

    It's okay that it doesn't match your experience but it's also a case that you shouldn't extrapolate your expectations and experience onto others. There's plenty of overworked, stre…

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    Comment #49080845

    Single counterexample for single counterexample: Belgium's Leopold - not sure if Western colonialism is so much better (and notice I didn't even bring up "western India")

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    Comment #49057744

    Yeah, it's planned for years and years at this point. Sure I know there are more urgent priorities but at the moment there is no backup for GOS phones. It only works for some peopl…

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    Comment #49057485

    That's quite staggering. First shutting down working and safe nuclear power plants in favour of coal, then that. At this rate I start wondering who actually makes this policy, at m…

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    Comment #49050193

    Maybe. I have bitchat installed and on in the rather large city. I have yet to see another person on :)

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    Comment #49050171

    Thanks, in a bit, I'm browsing therapistfinder.com right now.

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    Comment #49048931

    Of course, I'm not claiming PRC is a friend of the world. And I agree with your last point, however I don't think it's feasible to self-host Kimi-3 sized inference.

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    Comment #49048908

    In the bikes they're mostly aimed at preventing tank slappers/death wobble. I have a dampener on my bike myself, but it still allows me to countersteer as harsh/rapidly as I want, …