I prefer reading the release notes before updating, because if there was something I don’t like often I can’t just go back. other then that it would be better if past release notes would be readable in the app, so you can read it later.

I think apps that show the release notes right on next launch just wanted to tick off a feature request the developer did not really find useful to put enough thought into it.

I guess they are trying to preserve page scripting for functional menus and whatnot, but its not perfect

doesn’t it? It’s archive.org over HTTPS

it works for me

uBO did not remove it for me when I was reading the latest capture on archive.org

yeah. but in my experience, what’s worse is people just have a hard time using it. especially when they only need it rarely and don’t have the need to learn it. and it doesn’t help that it’s redesigned every year.

its just as usable with KDE, but depending on distro you might need to install the server part yourself.

but also these are LAN only solutions, and VPN. for actual remote access you have to forward ports but I wouldn’t do that for risky things like that. Instead use rustdesk, but even teamviewer would be a better idea

rustdesk

not really a problem. it stays unlocked, and for when she occasionally needs to log in again it will be printed on a paper

But seems like you cannot do it with your own Facebook account.

what causes the limitation? the posts are readable to all registered users

tele-pathetic lol

I regularly see a surprising amount of lemmy neighbours by their names, but not by their profile pictures, as voyager does not support showing them

an llm slopbot generates messages that are leagues more coherent and easier to understand

I think we are mostly charged by the minute, and some plans have a certain amount of free minutes and messages, but I don’t know if that also applies to foreign calls. nowadays I rarely use phone calls though, so I may not be completely up to date

I would love to use JMP chat, but they only give a canadian or usa phone number. I guess that would be very expensive for others to call from europe, besides being very unusual

I especially like that JMP seems to be a really honest provider, basing their services on privacy and open source software, which is so, so rare

But lets assume that your microphone is recording everything you say to some llm, and everyone else too. imagine the shitshow it must be to sort all that data, considering how unreliable llm are. There is no way to know for sure what the original meaning and intention of words is without actual human confirming it. there would be so much constantly going on that even with decent automation it would be nightmare to manage, i think.

filtering for interesting words in a transcription would go a long way. I’m not convinced they would need an LLM for this. keyword based targeted advertising was a thing for quite a fewyears before LLMs became widespread.

I have occasionally tried to investigate if my phone is listening even though it doesnt indicate so, but i havent noticed anything that would point to that.

I have friends of all ages who are not really technically adept, and not caring much about privacy either, but who tell me from time to time that it’s like facebook is listening, because of some ad they saw on there. I still don’t have any clue how are they pulling that off, and I hear it too much to accept it being a coincidence.

but I don’t use facebook, I refuse to use their apps, my phone is clean from google too, while theirs is littered with every garbage in addition to the factory bloat, so I can’t do much to figure it out

fdroid link: https://f-droid.org/packages/org.fairscan.app

TIL that a single ’ is a feet. but what’s a "?

well, poettering’s new company amutable is pretty suspicious in its intentions

thats cool until you find out the reason for that is he founded a company that’s goal is to turn desktop into locked down android.

well in that case, why do we eat dessert when we do?

because that’s when you are home and maybe not in a hurry. says a lot.