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@Fmstrat@lemmy.world
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I updated my BIOS yesterday. Is my phone listening to me?
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Because even using AI as a tool and having a human review it still means the code the LLM output could have come from non GPL sources.
I get why they are passing this by though, since you don’t know the provenance of that Stack Overflow snippet, either.
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What if country is intended to be the third word in the sentence?
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10 petabytes.. Siphoned over months without detection.
Doubt. A stack of hard drives in a backpack still has the highest bandwidth.
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You assume one buyer. Five buyers at 800K is better than 3 at 1MM.
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PSE is a protocol, how information is used on each side of that protocol is at the developers discretion.
pse:lastRead="10"
pse:lastReadDate="2010-01-10T10:01:11Z"
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My workflow is usually to add a book to my Want to Read list in Kavita, then on a reader I can go to that list through OPDS and browse just that list. Makes things much more managable assuming I don't spam the list.
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https://anansi-project.github.io/docs/opds-pse/specs/v1.2
They use the PS extension. I believe Komga and Kavita maintain the spec now. Reader support for Kavita specifically is in the Wiki.
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Progress sync works fine for me in KOReader with OPDS. Progress Sync Scrobble (to third-parties) is the Kavita+ feature.
My understanding was the Kavita+ items are things to do with third-party services and meta data providers that are an API/cost-based service to the dev. That being said I don't use any of those features.
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The OPDS service works for me, just like on Calibre. I can browse my books from within KOReader.
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Mysteriously? Really?
The reason was clear, they never got the email for account verification, and were locked out. MS messed up.
I really hate headlines these days.
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I switched. Kavita is the new hotness.
I found it for comics, but realized it handled books as well as Caliber does, in a modern interface with OPDS support.
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@Fmstrat@lemmy.world
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technology
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Apr 10, 2026
I’d disagree with “most messengers” doing that, in my experience, most don’t do it by default. Signal is a pretty rare exception to do so by default.
What messenger doesn’t? Signal, WhatsApp, Matrix, Snapchat, Discord, Telegram, etc. I’d say “most” is pretty accurate. No idea what Wechat does, but that’s a whole different story.
If you get a push notification on your phone, everything you see in that notification must by definition pass through the push notification service.
Also not true. What you “see” could have been retrieved post-notification, as described in the message you responded to. What you see has nothing to do with what goes through the push service and is a full technical inacurracy.
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Apr 10, 2026
Not true.
The push notification for most messengers is a ping with little to no data in it, telling the app to grab messages directly via TLS. That’s how e2e works with push.
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@Fmstrat@lemmy.world
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technology
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Apr 06, 2026
Would running in Proton mean the security issues are moot?
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technology
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Apr 04, 2026
If a snap is bundled with it’s own dependencies (the point of snap), those dependency libraries are not loaded into shared memory. Multiple apps that would typically share a loaded dependency must now each load them into RAM.
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technology
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Apr 03, 2026
But that’s not honest.
Ubuntu’s default browser, and other apps, are snap-based. They take significantly more resourced than their Debian counterparts.
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While I certainly don’t agree with decisions, it’s always interesting to see people mix up “polite” with “not absolutely brutal”.
They clearly haven’t studied the history of the Canadian Corp in WWI. All that (illegal now) ferocity is behind the scenes now, as it should be, but being polite and being a capable war machine are two very different things.
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Mar 30, 2026
Yes and no. Yes, in that this should be obvious and judges should have dismissed immediately. No, in that it going to court sets precedent, so now any future cases can get dismissed quickly.
So clogging the courts for a brief time is good, clogging them for as long as it did is bad. (IMO)
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lemmyshitpost
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Mar 30, 2026
Are there any instances out there that archive deletes? If it was deleted after I shut mine down, I might have the comments.
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Mar 29, 2026
Yup, with the few closed source parts rewritten in OSS, and a full audit conducted. Guessing they chose it since it is more modern than Libre and web-native.
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onehundredninetysix
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Mar 11, 2026
Good tip, but if you are hanging a TV… plug them in before you hang said TV.
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Nobody, because there is plenty of food. The article even says so.
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@Fmstrat@lemmy.world
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Mar 08, 2026
no persistent storage
Doesn’t it have one-time copy-on-write persistent storage?
Performance - O(1) lookup time for any date
Going to need to see the math here. It’s March, explain the O(1) transition to view October 12th.
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Mar 04, 2026
Wait till you see how many Bluetooth devices still do this. Or better yet, Ant+.
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Mar 03, 2026
GitHub could ban a lot of bots of they took a close look at that repo and who starred it. Bet they will. Mmhmm. Yup. Any time now.
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Dec 17, 2025
Read what the new CEO says, and it doesn’t seem as bad. In the interview, he states that they’ll be adding AI with options, and since they’re not beholden to any one company, the user can choose what is best for them.
My guess: A sidebar chat you can disable, which allows you to pick your provider, and an about:config that let’s you customize the URL for local AI.
Would I rather time be devoted elsewhere? Yes. Would this be horrible? Nah.
That being said, I could be totally wrong.
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Dec 16, 2025
The right sugar is the question to the poisoning answer.
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lemmyshitpost
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Dec 13, 2025
Thank you for bringing attention to the news. Which shouldn’t be in this community. It is shitty when it is. Wait… Oh no…
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lemmyshitpost
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Dec 11, 2025
Wrong community.
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lemmyshitpost
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Dec 08, 2025
Also a Star Wars fan. The bottles on the right are the Millinium Falcon.
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Dec 08, 2025
Other way around, sir.
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lemmyshitpost
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Dec 08, 2025
Imagine you have a hobby. You get really good at it, and somehow, the hobby pays for itself. You get to quit work and just do your hobby every day.
Imagine your hobby is hiking.
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Dec 06, 2025
Takeaway: Filevine sounds like a good company.
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Dec 05, 2025
I love the phrase “data is encrypted at rest.”
Having worked with a lot of medical data, the rules are simple:
Encrypt at rest
Rest is when the database is off
Never turn off the database
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technology
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Dec 04, 2025
While true, what actually happened was interesting. Algorithm’s are not inherently bad, afterall.
At some point, someone wrote a rule to verify DSO against other tech companies, and trigger an automated short position to correct the market changed from an earnings call.
To me, that’s pretty cool. This wasn’t magic LLM AI, this was a smart engineer that programmed a system to discover problems as they arose.
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