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@nprofile1q... it uses the AT protocol, the same one used by many modems and invented for the Hayes Smartmodem in 1981
As we have gotten a number of inquiries due to confusions about this: Following our annual member assembly, we have indeed sent out emails for voting on its proposals. But only to those who have an ac...
@nprofile1q... semi-related question: have emails for voting on the voting system proposal been sent out? because I have not received that one, but have received the others
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@nprofile1q... @LisPi if you're willing to accept non-wireguard software you could also use tinc instead of yggdrasil (which natively supports routing user-provided IP prefixes unlike yggdrasil, no need to do some other tunnel on top)
nostr:nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kyqpq5nnqkjqeqgptf7yhlqenvfw8fj4safstrh90jwsn400mac6cg7ps5kgnen The LLM output is public domain. If it’s “legally significant” (10 lines of cod...
@nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... It varies by jurisdiction. In the US, LLM output cannot be copyrighted and is public domain, but in the UK it can be copyrighted and the copyright holder is whoever prompted the LLM (assuming the LLM is not plagiarizing anything, which is questionable).
If it’s “legally significant” (10 lines of code or more), and if these LLM-produced contributions are not clearly identified, then one could consider the whole as public domain, AIUI.
Does that mean that you can make any program (or even any copyrighted work) public domain by adding LLM output to it and not clearly marking it? That can’t be right…
If it’s “legally significant” (10 lines of code or more), and if these LLM-produced contributions are not clearly identified, then one could consider the whole as public domain, AIUI.
Does that mean that you can make any program (or even any copyrighted work) public domain by adding LLM output to it and not clearly marking it? That can’t be right…
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It is a shame that the Pixel Tablet does not support HDMI over USB-C.
With GrapheneOS on it, and a USB-C hub with a keyboard etc. and an external monitor, it could make quite a nice mobile computing ...
@nprofile1q... I'd rather have DP alt mode than HDMI alt mode that almost nothing uses (except the PinePhone)
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paypal silently truncated my 26-character password to 20 characters (but not in the login field, so I couldn't log in until I thought to look up the paypal password length limit and truncate it to 20 characters). why does that limit even exist? bcrypt has a much higher limit. I hate paypal
In the last few seconds before doing so becomes illegal, I would like to state that I approve of breaking into RAF bases and spraying paint on planes.
It is a non-violent form of protest and is certainly not terrorism.
After midnight, my official position on this shall be the same as Israel's position on whether they have nuclear weapons - everyone knows they do, but they won't admit it.
It is a non-violent form of protest and is certainly not terrorism.
After midnight, my official position on this shall be the same as Israel's position on whether they have nuclear weapons - everyone knows they do, but they won't admit it.
nostr:nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnddaehgu3wwp6kyqpqadwyr4hmvn8fghx63lt3078asz20tw2efl429rmhlekx2ll74cjs0vlrlx GNU Social and Pleoroma are always free for freedom, but many Mastodon instances have ...
@GNU/翠星石 @nprofile1q... That's not an inherent property of the software. There's no reason why you couldn't use a shared blocklist on a GNU Social or Pleroma instance.