So who’s going to go ahead and reverse engineer drop in replacements for all the proprietary tech that keeps these oligarch money engines alive on consumer and business markets for professional software protected by giant moats of development work?
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I hope they reach the market cap and rugpull without releasing shit
Anna’s archive is a cheaper thrill that enables one to join the long tradition of being pseudo-cosmopolitan through reading
I’ve been impressed with OSM’s https://opentrailmap.us/
but it doesn’t have the ratings/uploads/discussion that something like alltrails has. might be cool to have a fediverse/activitypub application using OSMtrails data.
KDE gonna start shipping with Krindr
The collar/padlock is such a good look for a cryptography talk
Wait that’s how Aurora works? jfc I hate smartphones
is there only one copy of the book on AA? Sometimes there’s multiple uploads/formats. Have you tried the external downloads towards the bottom of the page? They’ll point you towards something like libgen, which might have the uncorrupted file. There is also the torrent option (you need a bt client that allows you to select 1 file from a much larger archive torrent)
https://browser.dataspace.copernicus.eu/ Sentinel 2 imagery is the closest thing to an open source spy satellite
https://earthexplorer.usgs.gov/ has a ton of aerial photography across the US. satellite pics too, but the planes are usually higher res and cover more area
suddenly Netflix
You can’t give a history of online piracy and just entirely skip over music/limewire.
Pirating music was very popular for the short period where limewire could be used without fear. Then corporations started suing the shit out of normal people. Then apple opened the iTunes store, and pirating music became more niche again. No more burned cds from tracks discovered on limewire, but playlists with paid-for music on an iPod
Capslock as control and emacs keybindings in gnome
Big Brother removed the double plus cringe post. I love Big Brother
It’s both. The article makes the distinction. The program (i refuse to call it an app) launched 25 years ago, which was also the first implementation of the protocol.
Good luck finding a malware repository for undocumented proprietary hardware
Reverse engineering is actually a very good use case for LLMs. Its like using a black box to get a different black box to do a trick. It might not be epistemologically sound, but if it can boot the kernel, who cares?