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Thanks, that's awesome! I will give it a try because I love idea of federated networks a lot. Just couldn't find my way in the jungle.

It's exactly that. I have an account on Mastodon that I haven't opened in months. I use Bluesky a couple of times a day. On Mastodon I couldn't find interesting accounts to follow for weeks. On Bluesky I was up and running after an hour thanks to starter packs. Ease of use trumps (what a word!) philosophy for me. And probably most other people too.

BTW I already lost 10 years of posting on Twitter. Did not care for a second. Do people REALLY care about their postings on micro blog sites? It's not like a box of photographs that I would pass to my children on my deathbed...

EU just signed huge deal with India.

Words vs reality.

Because all cops are honest, all warrants are lawful and nothing worrying happens in the land of freedom right now.

Some are very entitled to drawing lines on someone else's property. Why don't you mind your own business?

Thank you for this excellent explanation!

How else are they going to sell it to all those micromanagers who micromanage things?

It's cute that you think anyone is going to kiss your American ass.

I am just a typical Office user in a small company environment. Copilot buttons started popping in various Office applications. When I asked Copilot in Outlook to summarise mails from one of my contacts it happily searched the Internet and said it found nothing. AAA experience.

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Not OP but I set Atkinson Hyperlegible on my e-ink reader and it served me well. I feel my reading speed has improved. It is pretty wide though so to put more text on the page I decreased font height a bit.

This is a spot-on observation. All LLMs have that "fake it till you make it" attitude together with "failure is not an option" - exactly like junior devs on their first job.

I switched to Qwant 2 months ago after using DuckDuckGo for 4 years and Google before that. I live in Poland - and Qwant gives me the best search results of them all. Much more relevant than DuckDuckGo and much less sponsored content than Google. I'm really happy about how it works for me.

FI²N sounds like a nice first name (Fuck If I Know)

But how are all those people supposed to know that beforehand? Call yourself whatever you want but don't expect anyone to deal with your name-fuckery. It's called first name for a reason.

Because everyone is too afraid to be the first to throw in the towel

Me too

Exactly. Such a policy doesn't do anything to curb the amount of waste. It just shifts it to poorer regions and lines Mafia pockets with money

I'm not sure but I understand that this ruling applies only to harmonised standards mentioned in the original rulin. So harmonised standards related to safety of toys directive. Not all harmonised standards.

But this feature works by transmitting HDMI signals so you still need to implement the software part in question.

Especially when your monitor falls down from your desk instead of simply disconnecting at the plug.

Negative selection

It's nice to recover an image but encryption keys are not that. One bit flip and it's game over. This experiment is more useful for human-readable document forensics than anything else.

Ultimately it boils down to Yo dawg theorem nesting prompts into prompts for fun and profit

Spirits of those cadets are probably laughing off their spectral asses .

In my opinion writing that Microsoft fucked up where clearly other software puts bogus data in timestamp fields is laughable. Shit goes in - shit goes out.

I think MS should improve implementation in two ways: - ask known trusted sources (like their own servers) for SSL timestamp - use that timestamp only internally (as opposed to system-wide) to acquire valid NTP timestamp

That means your server could not serve HTTPS traffic at all, because you need valid timestamp for that.

They both act like they are the most important people in the world and their shit doesn't stink. Yet they are following the footsteps of Ballmer and Bushnell.

Hey Mr. Know-it-all There WILL be a situation where you know nothing. Maybe your refrigerator would die and the technician would be scheduled two weeks from now. You would write about it on HN and some asshole would write:

So? It's not like shitty Samsung refrigerators is the only one model available.

I really do have to wonder about people who choose refrigerators using R407c refrigerant where temperature glide causes compressor valves to wear out prematurely. People apparently spent exactly zero minutes to try and find a solution.

That's insecure because if the password leaks from any site it could be trivially used by attacker in other sites. And your algorithm is not safe at all because password crackers could guess your algo and generate millions of its variations.