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Is that true? I thought most purpurnen kept up with oil changes

I tried to report a bug by chance and launchpad.net was down too. I thought my internet was broken.

What do you use it for daily? I think a lot of us don’t have to use banking apps very often.

It was starting with the Amazon debacle

Aurora store is interesting. It has two modes you can use to download, right? How well do they work

Is that like jupyter?

Idk why they didn’t just rename it the GNU Image Program

Actually untrue. The only thing mythos added was an automatic way to exploit vulns that other models also find. I read a good article on mastodon about it. I posted it elsewhere in the thread but also here https://www.flyingpenguin.com/the-boy-that-cried-mythos-verification-is-collapsing-trust-in-anthropic/

Shit these are great features. I had never heard of it before.

Molly is an independent Signal fork for Android with improved features:

Fully FOSS Contains no proprietary blobs, unlike Signal

Encrypted Protects database with Passphrase Encryption

Multi-Device Pair multiple devices to a single account

Material You Extra theme that follows your device palette

UnifiedPush Ungoogled notification system

Automatic Locking When you are gone for a set period of time

RAM Shredding Securely shreds sensitive data

Tor Support Supports SOCKS proxy and Tor via Orbot

Thank you so much for the details! So many of us keep hearing that people need bank apps to work and I have always been curious for the technical details.

I agree with you that banking is essential, but could you illustrate how the banking app is also essential? I believe you that it is, I would just like to illustrate that with details.

My bank works via a website, and does 2fa in many ways, including TOTP and (yuck) SMS, which you cannot opt out of. I have Aegis for TOTP.

So personally I dont need a banking app. I still use it because it makes depositing checks easier.

He wishes he were electroboom

I was responding specifically to this part

But if an LLM regurgitates closed-source code from its training data, I just can’t see any way how that would be the developer’s fault…

showing what would happen when the llm regurgitates open source code into close source projects.

Sorry if you didn’t like that.

First of all, who is going to discover the closed source use of gpl code and create a lawsuit anyway?

Second, the llm ingests the code, and then spits it back out, with maybe a few changes. That is how it benefits from copyleft code while stripping the license.

Maybe a human could do the same thing, but it would take much longer.

For someone who has never run an ai locally – can you set this up on a regular laptop? How world you do that

Thank you so much for writing this all out. I am in a similar position.

One question I have: even if you used your own domain instead of passmail.com, how do you export all if the alias rules from proton pass to another system?

Pretty convenient.

This is how copyleft code gets laundered into closed source programs.

All part of the plan.

Ubuntu is fine. Fair warning if you do go the debian route, upgrading from one Debian stable version to the next is not as easy as an Ubuntu distro-upgrade. But OTOH the Ubuntu upgrades are probably the riskiest part of ubuntu too.