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Morphe is the new app made by the old Revanced developers

How is blocking in-video apps stealing from creators? If the advertiser pays them per view, your view still counts. If they pay a commission per purchase, it doesn't matter if you skipped the ad if you wouldn't have bought the product anyway, and I doubt you buy every single advertised products to support creators.

Ngl, at least for me, an AI-generated logo is immediately off-putting, even if the app itself is actually great. Just taking a similar icon from something like The Noun Project would probably be better if you can't make one yourself or ask someone for it. (I understand the logo is of your dog! It's the specific ugly AI-generated style I'm talking about, not the contents)

I'm also not really sure on how this app is better than the other similarly vibecoded Health Connect dashboards which are open source and cost nothing:

https://f-droid.org/en/packages/dev.easonhuang.heartwood/ https://f-droid.org/en/packages/tech.mmarca.openvitals/ https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.monkopedia.healthdisconn...

Just the ones that come up when searching "health connect" on F-Droid, I'm sure there are more.

I hope this comment doesn't sound rude, sorry if it does

Aside from payment apps, you can (and probably should) just use the web browser for most of those things

F-Droid doesn't do any due dilligence on updates aside from blocking proprietary code

There's zero reason to buy a last year phone.

A blog post is just as "citable" as an arXiv preprint. There's no fundamental difference between them.

Are you a time traveler from the 5th century?

Why would that be any more concerning than the RNG producing any other number?

It's not in the permission list, it's in the "data safety" section on Google Play

Not sure why you'd use this sketchy vibecoded proprietary app over the same thing that's open source and existed for a while

https://github.com/yjeanrenaud/yj_nearbyglasses

Bacteria that break down plastic already exist, both naturally and synthetically. Optimizing those is one of the most popular student projects in my university. Hardly a millennium problem.

That's the point of open data. Anyone can use it, and that includes the NSA or any other state actor you don't like, but it also includes anyone else. I don't see what's wrong with running things like RIPE Atlas if the data is actually open and not just given to the NSA only for their purposes.

Python is a fine language once you install a proper typechecker for it. Just like typescript makes JS a fine language.

How does it compare with DS 4.1 Flash in your experience, if you ignore the cost?

Doesn't have to be someone at your work, it could be a block on a whole ISP network or at least an IP subnetwork that is shared between many clients

You can try emailing the address mentioned in their post so they adjust their filters to match just the bot networks more precisely

I assume that's because the IP range of your company network overlaps with a range used by some scrapers, and if it doesn't happen on your phone even in the corporate network, then IA probably checks some extra signals like the user agent in addition to the IP

Terminals have had inline images for a long time at this point

I don't know about emacs, but its definitely doable in neovim. I don't know if the built in file explorer suits your needs, but now that nvim has a proper built in plugin manager, it's just one line of config to install neo-tree or something like that.

I you look at the commits of the new Messages app it's mostly made by 2 people whose Github profiles show them as employees of GrapheneOS and who are mostly committing to different system apps. So I assume they have a separate team of devs whose job it is to make the system apps.

IIRC when they started first announced their replacement for the AOSP camera they said they hired a developer specifically for it.

You can go to the GOS App Store, choose the Messaging app, click 3 dots at the top and choose the Alpha release channel to get it now

They will lose half their audience and gain it back from all the Twitter AI bros.

Thanks for making it! Saw it on FMHY and have been using it since then

tildes.net is also great, though it's not just for tech stuff

They're all on the front page, just buried between all the AI stuff

There's also https://unslop.news, which removes just the posts about AI, rather than all posts that mention it at all

> stolen code, stolen art, stolen books

Copyright violation is not theft

> DeepSeek openly trains on all of your prompts

Why is that bad if I'm just using it for coding though? I'm happy to give them more data so they can make better and cheaper models.

Funnily, one of the annoying writing quirks of Claude/GPT in Russian is that it constantly mixes in random English words

Should we also morally align the Linux terminal then?