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@frongt@lemmy.zip in technology · Mar 15, 2026

Thou shalt not make a machine in the likeness of a human mind?

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Sort of, it’s just short on internal memory so they mostly render on PC to the screen on the vape. youtu.be/rVsvtEj9iqE

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@frongt@lemmy.zip in technology · Mar 15, 2026

So no, it can’t run Doom.

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@frongt@lemmy.zip in technology · Mar 11, 2026

There are plenty of alternatives right now. Why not use them?

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@frongt@lemmy.zip in technology · Mar 11, 2026

Lots of people did it on YouTube for years. Even more on other platforms.

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Get ready for the Firefox defenders to comment as the water in the kettle they are swimming in gets a few degrees warmer.

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@frongt@lemmy.zip in technology · Dec 16, 2025

It’s still tolerably warm, and there are no other kettles that would be worth switching to right now. I use Firefox and if it ever popped an AI feature at me, I turned it off a long time ago and haven’t thought about it since.

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WE. DON’T. WANT. THIS. Mozilla, for the love of god, stop cramming AI into the browser when the vast majority of your users just want a privacy-respecting browser that works. I’ve said it before, and

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They might be getting money from google that tells them what to do.

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@frongt@lemmy.zip in technology · Dec 16, 2025

They are, but that’s only for the search engine thing. Unless Google has a seat on the board.

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Tbh its not a bad call. Used to work somewhere that bought hundreds of 500gb SATA SSDs for laptop upgrades that just… sat on a shelf, because none of the new laptops ordered could even take a SATA dri

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That sucks. They probably could give them out to employees as a little bonus thing. Build a bit of goodwill. Rather than have them sit on a shelf.

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Government. Ain’t nobody want to get caught “stealing” from the government (they’re probably going to be destroyed ten years after they’re completely obsolete)

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@frongt@lemmy.zip in technology · Dec 15, 2025

You can’t send them to surplus auction?

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@frongt@lemmy.zip in technology · Dec 15, 2025

They definitely have. The smaller form factor is better for laptops, and if you can share parts between laptop and desktop it’s cheaper.

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Why would ending sata ssd production create price pressure for m2 ssds? If anything, they should be able to produce more of those.

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@frongt@lemmy.zip in technology · Dec 15, 2025

M.2 is just a connector, you can run SATA over M.2. But you’re right, freeing up 2.5" production for M.2 should reduce price pressure.

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Choosing a movie or series has become harder than watching one. People scroll for 20–30 minutes across IMDb, Netflix, or JustWatch and still can’t decide. I faced the same problem, so I built a small

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First instinct: being an app gives me over-permissive data collection scam vibes. I will not be installing it even though I might otherwise find a website of similar capability useful.

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That’s a fair concern, and I understand the hesitation. This app does not request broad or unrelated permissions. It doesn’t require accounts, contacts, location, or background tracking. The reason it

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@frongt@lemmy.zip in technology · Dec 13, 2025

Even your comments stink of chatgpt

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I just don’t understand why this is a difficult question. Make the data centers fund their own power needs. End of story.

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Make the data centers build their own power plants. Then they get all the risk and all the reward. Make them put the power plant right next to the data center, that way they're not stressing out the r

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@frongt@lemmy.zip in technology · Dec 12, 2025

Make the data centers build their own power plants. Then they get all the risk and all the reward. In theory it’s great. In practice it’s “oops we had a big spill and went out of business, guess the EPA will have to use taxpayer money”.

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Absolute safest is a wipe but just powering off the phone means they won’t be able to access anything without a PIN (protected by the 5th amendment). There’s no laws against turning your phone off.

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If you did it in response to an attempted seizure, they’d probably charge you for that too.

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They might, but any half decent lawyer would get that thrown out on the basis of the 5th amendment.

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@frongt@lemmy.zip in technology · Dec 11, 2025

There’s a difference between refusing to testify and actively destroying information. And the current federal courts are not friendly to civil rights, either.

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So in a just world, google would be heavily penalized for not only allowing csam on their servers, but also for violating their own tos with a customer?

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This, literally the only reason I could guess is that it is to teach AI to recognise childporn, but if that is the case, why is google going it instead of like, the FBI?

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@frongt@lemmy.zip in technology · Dec 11, 2025

Google wants to be able to recognize and remove it. They don’t want the FBI all up in their business.

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Evidence of what exactly? Was a crime previously committed? Was it the officer’s “instincts” that told them so? This is the fun part of authoritarianism, there may have been zero evidence deleted (we

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It’s CBP, probably at the airport, so I don’t think you’d find a court saying they exceeded their authority in seizing the phone for search. They have very broad authority. It’s not ethical at all, of

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They have broad latitude to initiate searches, but if there isn’t a specific crime they’re going after you for, you’re not destroying evidence. If they’re just fishing to see what you have in there, t

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@frongt@lemmy.zip in technology · Dec 11, 2025

The standard for a search at a port of entry is lower. I don’t know how much it’s been tested in court, but that’s how they’re operating right now.

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If he’s a US citizen, he’s better off refusing to enter any PIN. That’s protected by the 5th amendment. If not a citizen and this was in a port of entry context, then he would still have the 5th amend

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At least on an iPhone, if the device has been unlocked since powering on, then forensic tools such as Cellebrite’s can extract information from the phone. The absolute safest bet is to perform a wipe.

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Absolute safest is a wipe but just powering off the phone means they won’t be able to access anything without a PIN (protected by the 5th amendment). There’s no laws against turning your phone off.

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@frongt@lemmy.zip in technology · Dec 11, 2025

If you did it in response to an attempted seizure, they’d probably charge you for that too.

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Does the Rights against self-incrimination and the Right to remain silent help here? I don’t see something they can really do against it? I am not in the USa so, someone?

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Not really, no. You have the right to not give testimony against yourself, including by not providing evidence that would hurt you, but that doesn’t mean you can actively destroy evidence.

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Evidence of what exactly? Was a crime previously committed? Was it the officer’s “instincts” that told them so? This is the fun part of authoritarianism, there may have been zero evidence deleted (we

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@frongt@lemmy.zip in technology · Dec 11, 2025

It’s CBP, probably at the airport, so I don’t think you’d find a court saying they exceeded their authority in seizing the phone for search. They have very broad authority. It’s not ethical at all, of course, but it’s been perfectly legal for decades, under multiple administrations.

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www.404media.co/man-charged-for-wiping-phone-befo… A man in Atlanta has been arrested and charged for allegedly deleting data from a Google Pixel phone before a member of a secretive Customs and Borde

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Does the Rights against self-incrimination and the Right to remain silent help here? I don’t see something they can really do against it? I am not in the USa so, someone?

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@frongt@lemmy.zip in technology · Dec 10, 2025

Not really, no. You have the right to not give testimony against yourself, including by not providing evidence that would hurt you, but that doesn’t mean you can actively destroy evidence.

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That doesent make sense though because automatic doors and handicap accessible doors already have motors which also can be generators and are otherwise connected to power?? Like the only complexity I

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Think about this… if it were profitable most white collar workers would be riding a stationary bike with a generator, much more energy than a door opening. A stationary bike over an 8 hour workday wou

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Its less about the profit and more about offsetting costs. Yes one door wouldnt be really worthwhile but in this circumstance you’re using parts you already need to maintain and run(door pistons and a

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@frongt@lemmy.zip in technology · Dec 10, 2025

No costs will be offset by this. The device will be replaced multiple times before it ever breaks even on the implementation cost.

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Nuclear engineer Lonnie Johnson worked on NASA’s Galileo mission, has more than 140 patents, and invented the Super Soaker water gun. But now he’s working on “a potential key to unlock a huge power so

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So like a little removed from this but I always wondered why cant we harvest energy from busy buildings where people are closing and opening doors all the time? The doors typically already even have a

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@frongt@lemmy.zip in technology · Dec 09, 2025

The cost of installing the generator and wiring is far higher than the energy recouped.

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Don’t really care, I am a Swede in Sweden, with no desire to visit the US in the forseeable future.

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Cool. That’s a quality contribution to this disscussion. Really adds a layered nuanced perspective to the topic at hand. GUYS! WE’RE GOING TO BE OKAY! STOY SAYS THEY DON’T CARE BECAUSE IT DOESN’T AFFE

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What’s your problem? Tho OP is perfectly right: We are going to be okay. It was not us who elected Trump, after all.

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@frongt@lemmy.zip in technology · Dec 09, 2025

euractiv.com/…/far-right-makes-strides-in-swedish… You don’t live in a vacuum.

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@frongt@lemmy.zip in technology · Dec 08, 2025

Four words seems a fair metric for the shortest descriptive headline. I mean, can you beat “Foot Heads Arms Body”? The only shorter ones are “man bites dog”, “Dewey defeats Truman”, or something as simple as “WAR” when everyone already knows the details and this is just the official announcement.

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@frongt@lemmy.zip in technology · Dec 08, 2025

Possibly. The BBC made a big row about Apple’s headlines: www.bbc.com/news/articles/cx2v778x85yo

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afaik, there actually aren’t any reliable tools for this. the highest accuracy rate I’ve seen reported for “AI detectors” is somewhere around 60%; barely better than a random guess…

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The problem is any AI detector can be used to train AI to fool it, if it’s publicly available

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exactly! using a “detector” is how (not all, but a lot of) AIs (LLMs, GenAI) are trained: have 1 AI that’s a “student”, and 1 that’s a “teacher” and pit them against another until the student fools th

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@frongt@lemmy.zip in technology · Dec 08, 2025

en.wikipedia.org/…/Generative_adversarial_network

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Niche communities that simply don’t exist on Lemmy. If your only hobbies are tech, lemmy probably covers all of your bases, but there are nearly no niche non-tech communities here.

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@frongt@lemmy.zip in technology · Dec 06, 2025

And regional communities. There’s not nearly enough people in the fediverse to support city or state communities. And only the most populous countries.

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@frongt@lemmy.zip in technology · Dec 06, 2025

It’s blogspam. You can click through to the original article. It only happens in certain environments.

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Well it’s going to put a damper on my Ansible “coding”. You think I want to properly learn that piece of junk? It was obsolete and archaic before it was released, and it survives on naivete and churn

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Ok, yaml is fair game for a LLM. Whitespace sensitive language should die in a fire, markup or otherwise.

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@frongt@lemmy.zip in technology · Dec 03, 2025

I agree. I think ansible is great in principle, but the documentation is severely lacking. Like it’ll tell you to set a value, but not whether it’s supposed to be in yaml, environment, or something else. And if it’s in yaml, it doesn’t tell you the required context to make it valid. But when someone has taken all the documentation, all the tutorials, the articles, the example code, working code, and stack overflow answers and put them all into a blender, often a useful answer comes out.

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That’s some software gore. How does that even get shipped?

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@frongt@lemmy.zip in technology · Dec 03, 2025

Written by Copilot and passes the tests also written by Copilot.

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@frongt@lemmy.zip in technology · Dec 03, 2025

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