aembleton

> I think they actively do trial sessions with public running groups?

Probably, they certainly do in the UK

Yes. This is where most of Googles and Metas revenue comes from.

I've read through these comments, and one useful app that has not been mentioned is Vespucci: https://vespucci.io/

It's not got the best UX, but it does let me edit anything from my phone. This means that I can easily check and/or edit the tags for a path or a track. For example, recently I was on a track that had steps. These weren't on OSM, but I could modify the track on Vespucci to add them. Easier to do on my laptop, but I'd forget to do them by the time I got home.

The other OSM apps, I can recommend but have been mentioned are CoMaps (https://www.comaps.app/) for viewing and route finding and Street Complete for easily updating data. Street Complete (https://streetcomplete.app/) has got a bit more powerful recently as you can now add things like toilets, bins, and benches

Whats the tracker called? I'd like to try it.

That 1.0.0, and 1.0.1 is in Beta. Is that ready to be moved into stable? Or am I looking at the wrong project? https://github.com/finamp-app/finamp/releases#release-1.0.1-...

Most people won't care

Do you have a filter list that you use to block all of their domains, and their cloud offerings like AWS?

Or just use these AdGuard DNS servers, no infrastructure setup needed

  Primary: 94.140.14.14
  Secondary: 94.140.15.15

uBO does so much more though, with it ability to block particular elements and inject CSS. It can do more than remove ads, but also any annoying elements like autoplaying videos from news sites.

Also, non-multipoint Bluetooth.

They wouldn't have beaten him. Farage would win and he knows that otherwise he wouldn't have called the by election.

It keeps changing all of the time, so it might be easier to have Facebook load up in a headless browser, that takes a screenshot and sends it to an LLM and uses that to convert into a standard JSON document that can be rendered nicely. Or something like that.

you can use upward. For example

  facebook.com##span:has-text(Suggested for You):upward(8)

That then goes up elements in the dom.

The problem is extracting the data from Facebook. They do a lot of work to obfuscate their markup. You'd probably be best loading the whole thing in a headless browser, taking screenshots, running that through an LLM and getting the data.

Most people don't run adblockers, even though they're pretty effective against 98% of ads. I doubt they're all going to rush for a local AI model.

Or even someone wearing a Nike branded baseball cap, hoodie, trousers and trainers.

If they are an adversary, then you could inject broken information for them to distil with. Then have an alternative, private model for government and military purposes that doesn't have the broken information.

You could run the inference locally using the open weight models. Then you'd still get to use the models without sending money overseas

Maybe a pair of these: https://uk.shokz.com/products/openswim-pro

They have 32GB of storage, no screen, light enough to run and swim with.

Estate agents are also doing it; making interiors of houses look very different to how they really are.

Only if you consume the ads too

It is in Firefox. Which browser are you using?

If you go into settings and then quest selection you can choose what you do care about

I guess each instance does its own moderation. Peertube has been around for years and still no one watches it.

Thank you, I'd not come across makertube.net. Is there some website that collects all of these instances together? I thought peertube.tv would do that, but there are loads more content on makertube.net so clearly not.

Peertube pays 100%

> which means catering to the lowest common denominator

At some point that becomes saturated, and you're better off catering to a niche that is poorly served.

Sounds like a Dutch bike would work well

Some of the older quality content uses language which is now considered inappropriate. Of course, it wouldn't be hard to replace those words and there are plenty of books that do, but we can't just use the older books as they were.

> All the stupid bars nd cafes with rustic wood and old timey aesthetics for example.

Surely that's been a thing for decades. In the 70s, there were bars that harked back to the 1920s. Nostalgia is a hell of a drug

Might be worth switching banks