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    The general consensus at the time was that cloning was too dangerous/problematic/scary to become a mainstream technology. A combination of laws, policy, and business pressure greatly slowed research into cloning humans. There have been a couple of interesting developments in the area over the last 30 years, but the technology has largely been dormant in our everyday lives.
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    If you’re mad about the rise of #AI #datacenters , blame the #BigBeautifulBill https://x.com/mrransomx/status/2055334513907994699#datacenter #technology #tech #news #water #electricity #government #maga #trump #humanrights #environment @UnicornRiot @ExtinctionR @environment @politics #usa #georgia #atlanta #virginia #law #resistance #protest #community #solidarity #civilrights #economy #pollution #dueprocess #oligarchy #authoritarianism #larryfink #palantir #elonmusk #peterthiel #alexkarp #republicans
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    @jon @Ketakater @Vivaldi it's a bit of a chicken-and-egg problem though. JPEG XL for example is starting to see some traction thanks to Apple decided to support it anyway and the availability of extensions for Chrome and Firefox to handle it, and now Firefox is finally looking into adding it in main (not just in nightly behind a default-off flag).Also, since you don't report Vivaldi as such anymore IIRC, how are you going to show that more people are indeed using it?
  • The slow death of the power user.

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    @koen_hufkens It's this all over again: http://coding2learn.org/blog/2013/07/29/kids-cant-use-computers/Look, we've had the Raspberry Pi revolution since then. We may not be in great shape but self hosting and homelabs are a thing, for those that want to step into the wilderness there's plenty of opportunity to do so.
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    @stancarey @bert_hubert it feels validating to read, to be honest
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    @DM_Ronin @me so... do you get notifications on your phone when you need to sharpen it? does it collect data on the products you chop and sell it to data brokers?
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    The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Human Thought #AI #thought #thinking #technology https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.16628 tl;dr not so good
  • The Largest Supply Chain Attack You Missed

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    The Largest Supply Chain Attack You MissedTeamPCP compromised LiteLLM: 300GB stolen, 500K credentials exposed, millions of AI development pipelines infected. Every company using AI tooling.https://theboard.world/articles/technology/largest-supply-chain-attack-litellm-teampcp#Technology #Tech #AI
  • Palantir tracks everyone.

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    Well, fuck. Vibe coded. https://flipping.rocks/@nev/116488054450990216
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    @jon Unfortunately it has a subscription component
  • This is exciting.

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    @jon some people be afraid of used batteries, Sir , a huge used batteries vs new batteries
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    Here's a little thought experiment.Just imagine we made a machine.A little one.So small it fits in your pocket.And what this machine will do is show you a thing. Words, or pictures, or videos.At any time, you can make it show you different words, pictures, or videos.What the machine will do is monitor your reaction to the thing it shows you.If you react, it will show you more of that thing.Any reaction. Good. Bad. Happy. Sad. Angry. Concerned. You get more of that thing.Conversely, if you make it show a different thing, or stop using the little machine, then it will show you less of that thing.Over time, it will calculate what things are the most likely to make you react.It will then show you the things it calculates you are most likely to react to.It may be a truth.It may be a lie.Whatever you react to.Whatever makes you keep looking at the little machine instead of putting it away.Eventually it will find the things you can't stop looking at, that you can't help reacting to.And it will show you more and more of those things.Maybe that thing will be puppies and kittens.Maybe it will be a message that some people who are different to you in some way are a threat and deserve violence.You will know that the next thing the little machine will show you will be a thing you want to look at, and will react to.You won't be able to help but look at the little machine.Often, real life will be less interesting than the thing the little machine shows you.Now imagine almost everyone in the world has a little machine.Each one showing them things they react to.Some people will make their little machine show them great works of literature and music.Some people will make their little machine show them art and philosophy. Or beautiful music.Some people will make their little machine give them tips that are useful.Some people will make their little machine show them news, or sport, or celebrities, or puppies, or makeup, or pretty dresses.It may be true. It may be a lie. Whatever they react to.All the time. Always.Often, real life will be less interesting than the thing the little machine shows them.Some people will make their little machine reenforce their prejudice.Some people will make the little machine show them their darkest fears and fantasies.Some people will make their little machine show them messages saying that other people deserve cruelty and violence.It may be true. It may be a lie. Whatever they react to.All the time.Always.All people will be shown things they react to.Healthy people. Sick people. Traumatised people. Generous people. Selfish people. Narcissistic people. Prejudiced people.The little machine will always show them things it calculates they'll react to.When they're happy. Or sad. Or angry. Or hurt. Or frustrated. Or scared. Or lonely. Or lost. Or isolated.It may be true. It may be a lie. Whatever they react to.All the time.Always.The people who made the little machine get wealthier the more people look at the little machine.They didn't care what kind of world they were creating by making people constantly react.It may be true. It may be a lie. Whatever people react to.All the time.Always.The people react because they feel things when they see the things on the little machine.But just imagine what kind of world would be created by people who feel things because they're constantly seeing things that made them react?And that's the world you live in.But is it the world you want?How do you react?How do you feel?#tech #technology #socialmedia #meta #Facebook #Instagram #twitter #X #Google #openai #ChatGPT #Google #Microsoft #apple #capitalism #politics #socialism #government #society
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    Functional Programming Using Modern C++Prepared By Ayman AlherakiJanuary 2025#programming #coding #freeresources #FOSS #CPP #technology #books https://simplifycpp.org/books/cpp/Functional_Programming_Using_Modern_CPP.pdf
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    @jon i tried it and once i upgrade my linux desktops, it’ll definitely become my default browser but i cant on android, which i use way more these days thanks to my tablet. i tried vivaldi-andoid but i can’t use extensions? is there a hidden, developer feature to add extensions?i need my obsidian extension and a few other extensions as part of my normal browsing. it’s both a usability and workflow issue. the firefox redesign ―which nobody asked for― messed up my usability setup.
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    @Some_Emo_Chick Least surprising headlines in the universe for $100 Alex
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    @pheonix It was a reasonable one time fee, these were my Netscape Navigator floppies:https://oldbytes.space/@amoroso/115236370823704162
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    @pheonix That's nothing. We once had someone put their laptop in the fridge because "it was a bit warm". They left it in there overnight and couldn't work out why it didn't work the next morning. When I tried to recover her SSD, it had rusted in due to condensation.
  • Julien Genestoux thinks the open web needs netizens.

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    Julien Genestoux thinks the open web needs netizens. I agree – and in 2026, that's indistinguishable from citizenry. #Technology https://werd.io/the-open-web-isnt-dying-were-killing-it/
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    Dangerzone works like this: You give it a document that you don’t know if you can trust (for example, an email attachment). Inside a sandbox, Dangerzone converts the document to a PDF (if it isn’t already one), and then converts the PDF into raw pixel data: a huge list of RGB colour values for each page. Then, Dangerzone takes this pixel data and converts it back into a PDF.It has been independently audited and apart from the obvious use by journalists and similar professions, even every day users can be most often targeted by attachments that carry payloads of malware. This is exactly how bad actors bypass firewalls, and secure messengers like Signal.I would not necessarily put every document I receive through this process as it does at least double or triple the size of the file (converts every page to an image). But from anyone you don’t know, this is a useful tool to have ready to use. Everything is processed locally on your machine, and it will install on Linux, Windows, and macOS.See dangerzone.rocks/category/unca…#Blog, #opensource, #security, #technology
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    I computer Windows sono davvero così instabili? Scopri il motivo per cui si bloccano molto più spesso di quelli Apple…📌 Link all'articolo : https://www.redhotcyber.com/post/windows-vs-macos-il-successo-si-basa-su-affidabilita-crash-sicurezza-e-durata-nel-tempo/A cura di Carolina Vivianti#redhotcyber #hacking #cti #ai #online #it #cybersecurity #technology #news