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  • Doesn't that mean unfindable?

  • If his objective was to inform people, he at least succeeded with me

    I do my best to avoid things that were exposed, and it confirms not to trust our "safeguards"

  • Always frustrates me when I hear about why we're so much different to Russia/China because we have laws and safeguards. They mean shit

  • I just find it unpleasant how we're supposed to hate the Russian people now, as if they're personally responsible for the war

  • I much prefer a separate server for the simple reason that it makes my desktop somewhat disposable. Reboot whenever, install whatever. If it breaks my server stays up

    Basically, the more you isolate the purposes, the less the purposes clash

  • But really there's no reason whatsoever to put restrictions on the smaller weaker country who is being invaded. War is hell. Russian civilians can rise up against Putin if they don't feel safe in their own country.

    Do you want to apply that to 9/11?

  • Yea it's a shame the URL isn't

    post/5784366/title_formatted_for_url

  • How many GB is your filesystem/database as a single-user instance?

  • I love it when a bug finds an explanation :)

  • It actually has the problem with the Android browser for me too

    Are you sure you're not on an older version of the PWA on chrome?

  • Looks like a polished app but sadly it has issues on my Fennec/Firefox for Android

  • I just want it to be usable without Google Play Services

  • I always find it amusing how everyone makes these statements for Russian/Chinese software but never look at the government interest in Facebook, Google etc

    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/PRISM

  • Is everyone in Russia responsible for the actions of their government?

  • That's exactly the sort if thing they could use it for

  • Or if Google implements some kind of feature that requires your browser to vouch that it's not gonna play shenanigans with the page.

    Nah, nobody would be that crazy.

  • Seems like OpenAI lobbying the government to pave the way for their technology to become indispensable

    No opinion on the accuracy of it, but this is lobbying, not independent opinion

  • Well yea. If every person reduced their impact by a tonne, that's 65 tonnes of CO2 saved

    How many private jets is that?