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vine boom sound plays
while this hot dog is very cute i unfortunately cant repost it
same
technically there is a term for that: finsexual
but its basically just the woke version of hetero
me when i find out i can use ssh to sign my git commits
beers you
ИAMUH ᗺMUᗡ ƎHT TA ꓘOO⅃ TƧUᒐ AH
I'm not bumd!
hiii Smorty :3 thank you
weed? cannabis? bubatz?
why not?
im sorry 🙏
yeah i realized the way i wrote it sounds like that.
i only had the idea there
ripe rule
While sitting on the Toilet, I had the idea of peeling the one half of the mango to be able to use the other half as a handle. It however unfortunately didn't prevent the the sloppy and juicy mango goodness to get all over my hands and face. So John Oliver is still right.
Wenn ich mich von da aus mit Wireguard mit Mullvad verbinden kann, sollte das doch kein Problem sein, oder?
bruh
of course math can predict and model reality, but that was not my argument
my argument is that the mathematical model for machine learning is in no way close to human minds anymore
so clearly malevolent
You are now arguing that statistical CGI is human because its "neural networks" are inspired by biological neurons, which is an entirely different argument than the one I answered on. But fine.
As your article says:
the architecture of deep neural networks has undergone significant transformations.
The functions and achitecture has been so optimized and simplified, that it is just matrix multiplication now. It's just math now. Math that is a lot simpler than the math that would be required to describe and simulate human brains.
shitty half-ass napkin doodle >> finest "ai" slop
Defend Biblical marriage
Cross posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/12678109
the last commit improved the performance by 10x...
source: https://www.monkeyuser.com/2025/10x/
If the image is pixelated for you on lemmy.world, try to open the post on the original instance lemmings.world, I had this problem on a previous post here. Also maybe comment or upvote a comment so I or any moderators/instance operators observing this know if the problem is persisting or not.
just installed OpenWRT on my router
Also stickered it up, now that it is running free software. I just unfortunately couldn't find my OpenWRT sticker :(
installed new AI module by CatGPT
source: https://tech.lgbt/@Natasha_Jay/114166346115368016
if the image is pixelated for you on lemmy.world, i had a similar issue with a post on [email protected]
try to open the post on the original instance lemmings.world
in 2030 GNU/Linux will surely have 90% Market share of desktop computer operating systems (the other 10% beig BSD, RedoxOS and other FLOSS *nix systems)
comic source: https://analognowhere.com/_/lxnslh/
"Can someone photoshop the eiffeltower under my finger?"-compilation
i made this years ago for r*ddit
it is 30MB, so it might load a bit slowly
edit: use catbox for image hosting for better image quality
ich🅱️iel
original: https://infosec.pub/post/23858807
idee von: https://feddit.org/comment/4824668
(How) can a modem spy on you?
I'm planning to buy a router and modem and put OpenWrt on it for maximum control and privacy. While I could get a router with an integrated DSL modem, the previous tenants had cable internet so I'm not sure if the DSL connection even works and DSL internet is also more expensive (at least where I live). Fiber optic is not available. The problem is, there is apparently no open firmware for cable modems so I would have to buy a standalone router and a standalone cable modem. I would put OpenWrt on the router and use whatever proprietary firmware came with the modem.
So my question is:
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Can a standalone modem that doesn't do routing, spy on you?
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If yes a rough explanation how would be appreciated.
It seems that modem and router are used interchangeably on the internet (probably because they are mostly combined) so it is really hard to find any information on modems. Here are both Wikipedia articles for reference:
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modem
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
Wooow an Arrow
cross-posted from: https://feddit.org/post/1774080
GNU/Anything
source: https://neal.fun/infinite-craft
you can combine almost everything with GNU/Linux and like 40% of the times you get GNU/
<that thing>
, a lot of the times you can combine that again with GNU/Linux to get GNU/<that thing>
/Linux or even wilder combinations