Yeah I think the "dark forest theory" is focused on human to human interaction / "civilized people" interacting with each other. And other people hiding from them. And "dark forest" is a misnomer because of this.
Would you agree that it is bad UI, or do you just expect social media platforms to be this way nowadays for users who are not logged in (to mitigate spamming of the search functionality I guess)?
While this increases convenience this also introduces new attack vectors (denial of service by jamming for example, tracking, or impersonation and mtm attacks).
Every person who uses wireless devices constantly emits signals into space. These can be obviously monitored, according to the laws of physics the inverse square law limits the range of such detection capabilities. Also depends on the electromagnetic noise in your environment: Jammers/other people.
But I was unable to get it running locally on my machine to test it. As far as i know they translate by routing many different translators together, which may produce worse results (for example French -> English -> Chinese
Post scheduling: Specify when your post should be published.
While I think this feature is useful, potentially even to increase user anonymity by hiding their usage patterns more, could people abuse it, and spam posts scheduled 100 years in the future?
So you dragged stuff around and clicked them for such games with a stylus? Never had such a device.
Yeah I think the "dark forest theory" is focused on human to human interaction / "civilized people" interacting with each other. And other people hiding from them. And "dark forest" is a misnomer because of this.
I would call it "dark ghost-town" theory.
time to use public/private key-pairs to identify address owners, like yggdrasil-network does it for example, instead of antiquated centralized dns
What is your share ratio?Must be good, since you help seeding so much! size ratio of "Uploaded / Downloaded " > 1 I guess
Countries by geographical location on a 2D map that distorts their real size. (Impossible to avoid btw!)
How many Gigawatt does it cost per day to run such a storage system (at idle)?
Using Nvidia GPUs.
When will Europe manufacture its own GPU brands instead of depending on U.S. hardware 🙄
How many billions did they invest into NVIDIA and their locked down ecosystem by doing this.
Yeah I still remember the time in 2017 where search was not as locked down (on github) as it is today. I kind of miss it.
You will be unable to search anything. Besides wikipedia I like the hypothesis "Good sites need to hide to not get spammed by bad actors" a lot.
Liminal. I like it.
Would you agree that it is bad UI, or do you just expect social media platforms to be this way nowadays for users who are not logged in (to mitigate spamming of the search functionality I guess)?
I prefer cables over Bluetooth and wifi:
While this increases convenience this also introduces new attack vectors (denial of service by jamming for example, tracking, or impersonation and mtm attacks).
Every person who uses wireless devices constantly emits signals into space. These can be obviously monitored, according to the laws of physics the inverse square law limits the range of such detection capabilities. Also depends on the electromagnetic noise in your environment: Jammers/other people.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mobile_phone_jammer
I heard about Argos Translate, which is used by libretranslate github link. It can be used for offline translations.
But I was unable to get it running locally on my machine to test it. As far as i know they translate by routing many different translators together, which may produce worse results (for example
French -> English -> ChineseThis is a cool new feature:
While I think this feature is useful, potentially even to increase user anonymity by hiding their usage patterns more, could people abuse it, and spam posts scheduled 100 years in the future?
Understandable. But at least you recognize your dependence on the services.
what are good temp email sites? I do not know ...
My first simple use case: I want to start a http (
busybox httpd) server on localhost inside a certain directory whenever I turn the PC on.At this point you can copy Chinas great firewall I guess.
a hobby project: generate a rss feed based on recent file changes in a directory. But I thought this can also have many applications …
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