“If man chooses oblivion, he can go right on leaving his fate to his political leaders. If he chooses Utopia, he must initiate an enormous education program - immediately, if not sooner.”
-R B Fuller
Even ‘ls’ has an assload of sorting options - by last accessed time, last modified time, yadda
A simple shell or Perl script will do if you want to sort media files by metadata, an AI can easily code one up for you.
But you sure don’t need to do a few billion matrix multiplications every time you do this sort routine.
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“what’s the privacy policy for your AI assistant?”
Tired: Interrupt the Zoom to ask for privacy policy
Wired: Interrupt the Zoom to ask for 10,000 ice waters
Between integrated toll scanners like EZPass, and ALPRs, and phone location data readable by GAFAM and their thousands of ad affiliates… reading it from space seems like expensive overkill.
Perfect for the Pentagon.
TBH I still donate $5/mo to Mozilla. But only because someone has to fund the upstream development of the browser I actually use (and which arguably is the browser Mozilla was supposed to be)
This could have been you, Mozilla.
sniff
I wanted so much to believe in you
Think of the children. Use vim.
Yeah, “make a 100% selfhost mozilla sync” is about number 12 on my long list of cool tech projects I swear I am going to get to.
EDIT: But seriously in terms of low effort and high security (due to E2E and relatively high number of eyes on Mozilla sources) it hits the sweet spot for me. Even though yes Mozilla and its advertisers know when and from what IP addresses I login to Mozilla services.
Mozilla browser sync
Self-hostable if you want
Meta will arm them… but they won’t have legs
Dude you could at least read the thread. You are full of half heard misinformation
You didn’t read.
The government doesn’t know you are using Tor
Snowflake is a pluggable transport into the bridge system. But thank you for splaining
So many of these stories
Brave should be investigated by the CFTC. It’s basically a scam.
https://www.tomsguide.com/news/brave-affiliate-links-autocomplete
https://www.zdnet.com/article/brave-browser-leaks-onion-addresses-in-dns-traffic/
You should read the Snowflake docs
There are over 100,000 people providing access from their personal IP address. Even the US government would have a very hard time keeping track.
You’re right about clearnet websites often blocking Tor exit nodes. Not a problem for .onion sites obviously.
But you should read the details of how bridges work. Despite your claim, no the packet traffic does not reveal that you are using Tor. Even if your ISP/government is watching the wire.
Self hosted VPNs are good for
lots of reasons incl. home network availability, no need to trust the VPN provider, nice central place you can run adblock/pihole, …
As a Tor node operator, I have been yelling this message into the ether for years now:
Down sides:
Plus sides:
vim all day
They will take it from my cold dead hands
Save the Ugandan children