#pcmagor Twl já jsem vážně marná .... to vám mě tak minulý týden popadla hrozná chuť zjistit co jako lidi mají ma těch uuuuuultraširokýýých OLED monitorech ... až mi to nakonec nedalo a jeden jsem domů přivezla .... ta miniled telka sice kvůli tomu musela jít z domu , ale chci doufat že nebudu litovat... barvy a odezva jsou famózní , ještě musím pořídit nějaké rameno na který ho pověsím ....🤔
user with 537 tabs and documents open on three 4k monitors: why do computers these days use so much ram? this never happened when I had one single Internet Explorer window open on a 800x600 monitor
Exactly, it's a privilege. that means you have a pair of working eyeballs, your ears and hands are also working. So yes, it's a privilege for people with no disabilities.
Why is everyone determined to break their product at the moment? It looks like a major publishing platform has decided to break itself by vibe coding a basic HTML form!
Please, if your service is working at the moment, how about you just leave it alone?
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microsoft and google claiming high usage numbers of their ai features is like me saying people like having wet faces just because i spit on everyone i meet.
WOW, lots of negative posts today. But am I seriously the only one who is so, so sick of everyone (AKA the big tech bros) making AI related choizes for you? Like, this is so crazy. Basically, soon Windows 11/12 will be an AI powered operating system with more resource usage and AI monitoring than freedom, whose code is being written by AI which already loses overview at a few thousand lines of code. and only will introduce accessibility issues. Don't get me wrong here please. I use ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and other AIs by myself. But I know it's bundaries. I know it's not smart letting it control your important stuff, giving it your private data and relying on it more than anything else. But that? Almost every time I see AI the addition is completely dumb. I wonder how the companies haven't got sick of seeing and making AI everywhere, because I for my part am. Ramble done.
Oh, and on one of my other streams I also did the pre-proof theory stuff. Syntax, semantics, natural deduction, soundness, sketch of completeness. Some of that was review. It was neat to see the meaning of soundess (Gamma - phi implies Gamma |= phi). So if you can derive phi from Gamma by syntactic rules, then for all assignments in Gamma, phi is true. (Hopefully I didn't misunderstand this.)
Natural deduction always annoys me though, because it looks almost like a programming language, a tactic set, but it isn't really. It's not about mutating the context state but about proof trees, scopes are implicit.
And of course I was asked to show DNE in the wrong direction (~~p -> p) with just the usual rules (impl intro and elim, etc). And of course it can't be done. Not if you can't assume LEM.
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Might be a good time to remind everyone that the reason every website on Planet Earth is placing CloudFlare between you and them is because CloudFlare has been a major line of defense against the deluge of AI-data web scraping.
maybe ask @adbenitez to get the full marketing-blurb :) but as far as we understood: there are more services integrated like a set of chat bots and UX/UI tweaks/improvements/mods that may or may not make their way to the mainline #deltachat apps sometime.
hi, you can find some differences in the description of the app in #fdroid amongst the more interesting things is markdown support, there used to be several more unique features, like the green dot, but a lot of them has been added to official DC in the meantime
If the UK government was really serious about online safety they would have banned Twitter/X instead of implementing the Online Safety Act. That would've removed a major source of extremist hate but preserved small website communities and forums that offer safe aid and advice.
Thank you Cloudflare for the occasional reminder that "the cloud" is just somebody else's computer that you can't go and fix when it inevitably falls over.
> His criticisms have, amongst other things, made Epic CEO Tim Sweeney grumpy. Posting on MechaHitler.com, the billionaire wilderness conservationist and original Unreal Engineer commented that "political opinions should go into op eds folks."
Epic's Tim Sweeney has challenged a review of Arc Raiders that marked the game down for its generative AI elements, calling genAI a politicised subject.
Different article, also great, starting from the subheadline already.
> Microsoft have delivered a timely reminder that AI isn’t just effective at injecting ugly, soulless anti-art and nonsense robochat into your games – it also has the power to ruin your entire PC.
We ported the Android 16 security preview patches to 16 QPR1. 2025111801 is our first 16 QPR1 with December 2025, January 2026, February 2026 and March 2026 ASB patches:
We ported the Android 16 security preview patches to 16 QPR1. 2025111801 is our first 16 QPR1 with December 2025, January 2026, February 2026 and March 2026 ASB patches:
https://grapheneos.
When my @FreakyFwoof recommends something I sit up, take notice, and pay attention. This wee SSD drive is soooooo cool! It's so tiny lightning fast and doesn't even get that warm. I do not regret having made this purchase, especially on sale. #YayUs
Today I finished my maths unit on sequences and series at last. It took me two weeks and I'm still not fully reliable on everything.
Went from recurrences (affine and homogeneous linear 1st order and homogeneous 2nd order) to sequence convergence, series (geometric, p), and convergence tests: comparison, Leibniz, ratio, root, Direchlet.
It annoys me how long it takes me to go through this stuff. A lot of it I should already know (like the sum of a geometric series). Also I hate reindexing.
We were contacted by a journalist at Le Parisien newspaper with this prompt:
I am preparing an article on the use of your secure personal data phone solution by drug traffickers and other criminals. Have you ever been contacted by the police?
Are you aware that some of your clients might be criminals? And how does the company manage this issue?
Absolutely no further details were provided about what was being claimed, who was making it or the basis for those being made about it. We could only provide a very generic response to this.
Our response was heavily cut down and the references to human rights organizations, large tech companies and others using GrapheneOS weren't included. Our response was in English was translated by them: "we have no clients or customers" was turned into "nous n’avons ni clients ni usagers", etc...
GrapheneOS is a freely available open source privacy project. It's obtained from our website, not shady dealers in dark alleys and the "dark web". It doesn't have a marketing budget and we certainly aren't promoting it through unlisted YouTube channels and the other nonsense that's being claimed.
GrapheneOS has no such thing as the fake Snapchat feature that's described. What they're describing appears to be forks of GrapheneOS by shady companies infringing on our trademark. Those products may not even be truly based on GrapheneOS, similar to how ANOM used parts of it to pass it off as such.
France is an increasingly authoritarian country on the brink of it getting far worse. They're already very strong supporters of EU Chat Control. Their fascist law enforcement is clearly ahead of the game pushing outrageous false claims about open source privacy projects. None of it is substantiated.
iodéOS and /e/OS are based in France. iodéOS and /e/OS make devices dramatically more vulnerable while misleading users about privacy and security. These fake privacy products serve the interest of authoritarians rather than protecting people. /e/OS receives millions of euros in government funding.
Those lag many months to years behind on providing standard Android privacy and security patches. They heavily encourage users to use devices without working disk encryption and important security protections. Their users have their data up for grabs by apps, services and governments who want it.
There's a reason they're going after a legitimate privacy and security project developed outside of their jurisdiction rather than 2 companies based in France within their reach profiting from selling 'privacy' products.
There's another article posted at lefigaro.fr/secteur/high-tech/…. We don't have a subscription to access it so we can't evaluate whether the coverage is fairer. Need our community to check. There's an ongoing attempt to smear GrapheneOS by French government agencies so there will be more articles.
The reality is that a tiny proportion of the GrapheneOS userbase are criminals, clearly far below 1%. It's a rounding error. The vast majority of criminals use Android and iOS. French law enforcement contains a vastly higher proportion of criminals than the GrapheneOS userbase.
French law enforcement has a disproportionately high number of domestic abusers, pedophiles and other criminals. They routinely illegally violate the human rights of French citizens. They're upset they can't break into phones of a small handful of people because of GrapheneOS.
DÉCRYPTAGE - Ce système d’exploitation créé en 2014 inquiète les autorités tricolores. Il permet, entre autres, de réinitialiser un smartphone aux paramètres d’usine grâce à un seul code.
As of my 25 July 2025 update at the end of this post, aria-label auto-translation support is less spotty than when I first wrote this post, but still unreliable. It does, actually. Sometimes.
Whatever maniac on #Apple Music's #holiday hits station decided that Hallelujah by Leonard Cohen is a #Christmas#song needs to be fired. Then hired, so that they can be fired all over again! It's not Christmas #music just because it mentions a character from the Bible one time!
I'd like to suggest that for whoever it was who decided God Only Knows needed to be covered and released on a Christmas album by Pentatonix. Great cover, but Christmas?
@austinnix Probably just filler. But apple music has every single Christmas song ever released to choose from! And I haven't heard Fum Fum Fum or Kinderly Is Coming even once! Or Martin Said to His Man! Or even Gaudete!
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This is true. That being said, it does reference samson in verse 2, even if his name wasn't actually given. But yeah, that's still not enough to classify the tune as a Christmas song.
@jdking92 I think because the female Jewish names from the Bible are more used in the modern day. Other than David, of course. But you don't encounter too many Ehud's today.
Okay Apple, it's only the middle of November, and you've already had far too much eggnog. Whatever this abomination of a sexy sounding woman sensually covering The Chipmunks is, it needs to stop existing.
Converting and resizing a video should be called, "interdimensional transcoding." Obviously we'd have to change it when #ffmpeg gets cross-multiverse quantum codec support, but it'd be fun to say in the meantime.
In honor of this, in 2018, when November 19 fell on a Monday, I recorded an introduction to week 47 of 2018 using a couple of toilets flushing, a vocoder, and my own voice, such that the toilets are speaking.
Holy shit so to speak, that is actually really creepy. I could see this in a professionally produced horror audio drama. Sort of like the little shop of toilets.
I used two instances of MDA Talkbox, since it's mono, set up a routing matrix so that the output of one track is split between both. Channel 1 is carrier 1, channel 2 is carrier 2. Microphone is the common modulator for both vocoders. The original carrier and modulator track's dry output are muted, and the vocoder tracks are hard panned. Then I just fed the mod and carrier tracks appropriately and said stuff.
OMG! I already thought the voice coming from the bathtub drain in the first episode of Welcome to Derry was creepy. From now on I'm only going to use the bathroom while wearing closed headphones. 😱
The thing about using live captioning on the iPhone when in public is that it doesn't discriminate between 2 people speaking. I was ordering a coffee and someone else was cussing out another person, so my captions looked like "What you fucking asshole! size would you fuck that! and fuck you! like?" I was .... SO confused! YIKES! #Deafblind
Vienna researchers retrieved all WhatsApp numbers. The 3.5 billion profiles represent the largest data leak in history—and it's worse than you might think.
- Copilot was forced to nearly every MS user without their consent - Gemini starts each time an Android user touch their smartphone main button - Whatsapp users suddenly interact with an AI they can’t disable - Firefox will soon have its own AI - Even myself, as a @protonprivacy and @kagihq user, I received access to multiple chatbots I never asked for
But remember: statistics show that "people are using AI tools !"
If you trust those statistics, you are deep into the delusion bubble.
LibreOffice communities around the world help to improve the software, do local marketing, and advocate for open standards. Today we're announcing a new project, to build up the LibreOffice community in the US: blog.documentfoundation.org/bl… #foss #openSource #freesoftware
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@BorrisInABox Dawww, so there's this Mastodon thing. People say touch grass, they touch computers, meaning spend time with or on or whatever. So I extend that to cats.
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