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@mntmn@mastodon.social @tranquillity@mastodon.minionflo.net sounds like the type of things best solved with forks - let the contributors that want LLMs make their own fork and see which version is still around 10 years from now.

@Hex@kolektiva.social

with the user’s consent, turns their phone or smart TV into one of those exit nodes.

isn't there someone they forgot to ask?

Idk about other countries, but at least in Poland, ISPs typically forbid customers from "letting other people outside of customer premises use the service" in their ToS.

These proxies wouldn't exist if ISPs enforced their own ToS.

Also, why aren't we holding ISPs accountable for the relayed traffic?

@daniel@gultsch.social

their investors

you mean Amdocs?

Cause based on the publicly available information, that was 1 their only sponsor until 2017 2, and by that time they had already decided it's going to be an eventually consistent graph database with a JSON API 3

@fribbledom@mastodon.social imagine one day being able to show your children all the Linux ISOs of your childhood

@argv_minus_one@mastodon.sdf.org @gregr@mamot.fr @aks@scalie.zone though, as someone elsethread pointed out, the maintainer changed the injection to something less malicious: https://github.com/jqwik-team/jqwik/commit/c4205510c3d8360c57d54c1df59593f5045b6798 I think that's a right balance for a prompt targeting downstream use of the library. oh, and I also like your idea about the subtle edit

@chatcontrol@mastodon.social Noob question: now the position of eg. Polish govt reported by the website changed from "against" to "for", and so did the positions of most Polish MEPs. Is this based on their actions during the trilogue? Is there some public record of it, or are trilogues secret?

@jmaris@eupolicy.social I think the fear about Mercosur - at least the part that I hear - was that European farmers won't be able to compete with South American ones who have much lower costs. But the deal has quota to prevent that, right?

@rin@post.ebin.club tried ddg in Polish

how to ki

• how to completely reset a laptop
• how to completely disappear a movie
• how to completely remove mcaffee

irregular reminder to press the "TEST" button on your RCD EDIT: Ideally at a time when you don't mind a power outage. The RCD is supposed to shut off power when you press TEST.

@icing@chaos.social a bit of a tangent: has anyone tried to make a bug tracker which has a special field in each bug for a test, and automatically closes the bug when the test passes?

@ignaloidas@not.acu.lt Multiple Patent Extorsion Group

@ignaloidas@not.acu.lt although it's not MPEG that does it, it's MPEG LA, which is apparently a separate entity

@km@mastodon.babb.no "nothing creative here" ? :P

@mwk@donotsta.re someone plugged a ribbon cable backwards /s

@lina@ohai.social CGP Grey has a video tutorial on that @yetzt@social.yetzt.me @mxchara@seattle.pink

@ariarhythmic@ohai.social Sorry for the shallow response. It was a shortcut that I forgot I'm not supposed to use when talking with strangers Clearly we have vastly different experience with school, probably because we went to school in different parts of the world I'd be interested in discussing those differences, and what kinds of tasks do and don't make sense in the context of education But if you don't want to, that's fine, I won't bother you again If you want to block me, that's fine too @peter@thepit.social

@badtux@mastodon.social I think there's enough work refactoring, cleaning up code, fixing old bugs, improving the testsuite, etc. that a same-sized team could do it for years without adding new features. @eniko@mastodon.gamedev.place

@argv_minus_one@mastodon.sdf.org @gregr@mamot.fr @aks@scalie.zone

enforce the project's contribution policy

...on any downstream project using jqwik in its testsuite, AFAIU

I think there's a big difference between "delete your copy of my code" and "delete your code that uses my project as a dependency"

@piggo@piggo.space @ellie@ellieayla.net @ThePiGuy24@meemu.org looks like each pair is 2x 0.2mm², so ~3-4A? at 230V that'd be around 700-900W, so in theory you could run a gaming PC or a (lower-end) handheld food mixer... you'd probably want to replace that fuse with a lower amperage one though. Also not sure if the insulation is up to spec (1 megaohm at 500V).

@ellie@ellieayla.net it's for the non-volatile memory, right? @ThePiGuy24@meemu.org

@nadia@raru.re if it's glossy, maybe it could work as a mirror when turned off?

@bagder@mastodon.social can all of that fit into argv tho?

@2003MugishaPhocit@mastodon.social It's about different electronic parts inside a laptop. AFAIU: SoC = "System on Chip", i.e. the main processor of a computer SC = "System Controller", i.e. a small always-on microcontroller that controls battery charging, fan speed, etc. @mntmn@mastodon.social , when designing the Reform laptops, decided to connect these two chips using SPI interface, but now realizes using UART interface instead would've been a better idea

@lukem@hachyderm.io na jożina z bażin, jakby kogoś naszło nadaje się tylko proszkowe latadło

@fribbledom@mastodon.social

• has metaprogramming (that will make you regret ever trying to use it)
• had static types first

@r4f4l@101010.pl nie czekaj... dobra, nie znam Pegasusa ktory nie jest ani tym izraelskim ani kopią Nintendo...

@vriska@lizards.live wtf, do they think we don't have office buildings or shops in Europe?

@pgl@infosec.exchange @jayjacobs@infosec.exchange Noob question: Does C have to include at least one attacker-controlled condition, to exclude things like (hypothetical) "restarting the database engine (S) during a leap second (C) causes a race condition (f) which results in all data files being overwritten with zeros (F)" ?

@benroyce@mastodon.social@jmaris@eupolicy.social tbh this thread has been in bad faith on both mine and @Veza85UE@eupolicy.social 's part since at least the 5 posts ago it's a disgrace, sorry for wasting y'all's time

@km@mastodon.babb.no yeah, I'm aware. But copyright isn't given to all human-created stuff, right? If something is so simple that there is only one obvious way to do it, and you use that obvious way, then what you did isn't creative and doesn't get copyright?

@r4f4l@101010.pl (also, nie jestem młody, w sensie nie przysługuje mi już ulga dla młodych)

@0xabad1dea@infosec.exchange is that a script that was used in Hittite areas around the same time as Greece had its Dark Ages?

@LukeAlmighty@gameliberty.club is that fake Colonel Campbell's voice?

@nadia@raru.re also, in the unlikely case it's a CRT: time travel

@piggo@piggo.space wait what there's music!

@fribbledom@mastodon.social I think it's on the edge of what's acceptable. If you had said 4GiB that'd begin to be hard to believe

@km@mastodon.babb.no so vibe-coded stuff is treated the same way as uncreative stuff, even if it's not the same thing?

@piggo@piggo.space tylko jedno w głowie mam...

@ariarhythmic@ohai.social is lifting weights also busywork for the sake of busywork? @peter@thepit.social

@r4f4l@101010.pl pochodzę z rodziny która w 2000 roku nie miała telewizora, ale miała peceta

@bagder@mastodon.social

Firefox fixes 271 vulnerabilities

so like I'm a noob, but

I remember Firefox getting a security fix every week or so, to the point I got desensitized to the security-announce mailing list of the distro I was using.

Does 271 more vulns make a big difference at that point?

@FoxVK@mastodon.sandwich.net depends If PEN splits into PE and N before RCD, and then these two wires are connected again after RCD, then it should trip all the time. Like, you shouldn't be able to turn it on when there's any load at all, because ~half of the return current goes not-through-the-RCD. If "PE" after RCD is only connected to N after RCD, and not to PE before RCD, then the test button should trip the RCD, but a leakage to chassis won't trip the RCD, which is bad. I'm not a certified electrician btw. 1/

@r4f4l@101010.pl który?

@c0dec0dec0de@hachyderm.io so you're saying one Tucker Carlson is much easier to remove than one "AI overview" ? @syn@plasmatrap.com @david_chisnall@infosec.exchange

@r4f4l@101010.pl a, bo tego izraelskiego jeszcze wtedy nie było, no tak

@piggo@piggo.space @ellie@ellieayla.net @ThePiGuy24@meemu.org Yeah... I wouldn't want to make a cable like that without checking the relevant European Norms (which are paywalled) and testing it with a calibrated & certified insulation resistance meter (these are expensive AF). Best to just not make cables like that. 3x1.0mm² stranded cable shouldn't have much more overall thickness anyway, and it's made for carrying power so probably a much better idea

@fribbledom@mastodon.social I think the recent RAM shortage will delay the shift from 16GB to 32GB as the new most common memory capacity of a personal computer for a few more years.