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yes i can also point an LLM on the kernel, instruct it to find vulnerabilities and it will invent one because it’s a sycophantic removed. Doesn’t change the fact that 80% of those reports are absolutely worthless and that are also written by LLM are miserable to read and verify.
security through obscurity is the weakest kind anyway.
very. you could just keep it ARR, and only give rights to those you like.
if you can see the code, it’s open source. the term you’re looking for is FOSS, and it’s “free” as in the community is free to benefit from all modifications as a whole. freedom of end users vs freedom of developers.
that’s their self made problem. BSD could as well be on GPL if they’re open sourcing it anyway.
if the standards are open, what is the problem with open sourcing code that implements that standard?
sticks of RAM will be a currency stronger than the US dollar, just you see.
i don’t think it’s worth making our present worse as it is now for a hypothetical future utopia, even if the chances were quite high (they’re not).
People and the environment are suffering now because of big tech’s incessant rush for an AI singularity, expensive ram is only a small thing on a huge pile of grievances.
they probably don’t but i also doubt they’re doing much with that data, while discord actively has corporate investors.
and they never explain why i would use them over the more established matrix or fluxer (especially that fluxer now has federation for 2027 on their roadmap)
they don’t even have e2ee for DMs, and are most likely feeding your messages to LLMs
i assume if my router isn’t there i shouldn’t be installing openwrt on it?
is there something wrong with RAM on windows? iirc this was one of the things that worked normally for me.
ursula just needs to stop. period.
anonymity is important because the internet is a wild west and any verification scheme that connects an account to a real person and their location sounds like a prime target for hackers. we have already proven this with k-id and the like.
Sure, if you want to tinker, Firefox is great; Brave has way better defaults however, it’s convenience. And dear god is convenience important for normies, when even simply installing another browser and importing their data is sometimes too much for them, much less moving from chromium to gecko.
agreed, a tool that you have to actively fight to do something well is a garbage tool. it’s like trying to cut some chicken meat with a knife that’s magnetically drawn to living beings. You can make some nice diced chicken with it, but it is way more likely that you’ll slip up and cut off your finger than with an actual knife.
regardless of the original intention, the purpose of generative “AI” is to become a manager that’s out of touch with the actual creation process, so at best no one will know how something works, at worst no one will be able to fix it if it breaks.
just the basic lemmy.ml website.
i personally don’t care about posting opinions on an admin account, but they seem to be right. suspect it’s to do with living on the same instance.
the button is there, but clicking it does not do anything, can’t do it via the profile or searchbar either
cookie popups are still the fault of the corporations because they try to get data they don’t absolutely need. reject still keeps “required cookies” whatever that means, so be thankful they at least need to get your consent for other stuff. (also ublock has a filter list for cookie popups, not clicking the popup at all counts as rejected for all intents and purposes)