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mp3 , 2 months ago (edited 1 month ago)

The quantized model you can run locally works decently and they can’t read any of it, which is nice.

I use that one specifically huggingface.co/…/Meta-Llama-3-8B-Instruct-Q4_K_M.…

If you’re looking for a relatively user-friendly software to use it, you can look at GPT4All (open source) or LM Studio.

mp3 , 2 months ago

That’s just going to fuck over the game dev… Nintendo will just shrug and keep lawyering as usual.

mp3 , 2 months ago

arstechnica.com/…/garrys-mod-is-taking-down-20-ye…

mp3 , 2 months ago

So be it. The vaccuum it will leave will get filled by another platform.

mp3 , 2 months ago

And all the volunteers keeping those lists up-to-date.

mp3 , 2 months ago

At least the Chromecast with Google TV (HD) is cheap.

mp3 , 2 months ago

Still big kudos to Raymond for providing the foundations to make it all work too.

mp3 , 2 months ago

The format currently used in adblocker predates uBO by almost a decade so no, but still, maintaining this add-on with how fast and often web browser changes, and keeping it performant must be quite the task.

mp3 , 2 months ago

Cap all personal wealth to 2³²-1.

mp3 , 2 months ago

If they want my money, they can find me on GOG.

mp3 , 2 months ago

More like evening the playing field. If China doesn’t want to let social media businesses operate freely in China, why would the US be required to do the same?

mp3 , 2 months ago

If there is a technical requirement for you to do the job as an employee (not a contractor), the employer is expected to provide the necessary tools for you to accomplish the tasks they require from you.

With that said, which 2FA methods are available? Is it a proprietary app or you can enroll a TOTP (ie: the QR code)? Are they support hardware tokens (WebAuthn, FIDO2, Passkeys? If they do, they could simply provide you something like a Security Key, which is quite affordable and does thenjob quite well

mp3 , 2 months ago

IT guy had mentioned the security key option, but he said they would not work on most of our desktops because they are all custom built PC’s

I’d be surprised if they didn’t work, for FIDO2 all it needs is an OS that can do HID over USB (basically everything) and a browser that can handle it.

The only issue I could see is if they disable the USB port for security reasons.

mp3 , 2 months ago

Jokes on them, I never spent a dollars on GTA:O and would have paid for an actual DLC.

mp3 , 2 months ago

Good Guy California getting rid of pay-to-win subscription for air travel.

mp3 , 2 months ago

• “Passkey” seems to be an umbrella term for WebAuthn or FIDO U2F. It looks like WebAuthn is a part of FIDO2.

In fact, Passkeys are considered passwordless, and rely specifically on discoverable credentials and resident keys to store the identity alongside the certificate for the authentication.

U2F is the previous standard, also known as FIDO. WebAuthn is basically another name for Passkeys, relying on CTAP2 as the protocol to interface between the website and the authentication token.

mp3 , 2 months ago

What’s the point of paying for early access if need to pay again when it’s stable?

Early access users took a gamble of paying a low price for a likely buggy game, that might evolve over time through user’s feedback and that has a possibility of failing and never come out of early access.

Asking for the early access users to buy the game at full price is a slap on the face.

mp3 , 2 months ago

Welcome to the corpocracy and the land of the fee.

mp3 , 2 months ago

I believe the learning curve to have an XMPP server up and running is lower than a Matrix server, and from what I can see, a Matrix server won’t run as well in a potato.

mp3 , 2 months ago

At least I can run Llama 3 entirely locally.

mp3 , 2 months ago

Good. Start your own Mastodon instance exclusively for government accounts, and let users subscribe to those accounts from other instances.

Bonus is that you get RSS feeds for every account on Mastodon.

mp3 , 2 months ago

Nothing some make-up or a bit of photo-editing can’t fix.

mp3 , 2 months ago

Damn right.

mp3 , 2 months ago

So it’s basically a local CDN for Steam and other platforms?

mp3 , 2 months ago

I ain’t going to be against anyone who exposes these distributors of hatred.

mp3 , 2 months ago

And of Avenue 5. That show was cancelled in its prime :'(

mp3 , 2 months ago

The fines should be exponential tho.

mp3 , 2 months ago

So the gameplay style can be quite diverse, now my interest is piqued.

mp3 , 2 months ago

I prefer to by immersed by myself, thanks.

mp3 , 2 months ago

You can’t give them honey because it can cause botulism. The risk is greater with unpasteurized honey, but it seems pasteurized honey can also carry the bacteria and their weak immune system might not be able protect them.

www.canada.ca/en/…/infant-botulism.html

mp3 , 2 months ago

I said the same thing for Reddit before the third-party apps crackdown; instead of cracking down on users who just want a better experience, they could allow third-party apps to be officially used if you have a paid/Premium subscription?

That way Google gets paid, and the users who enjoy their third-party apps can keep using them without worrying about them suddenly breaking.

That doesn’t solve the privacy issue which is a good reason why people use these, but at least it partly solves the monetary issue.

mp3 , 2 months ago

dem glutes

mp3 , 2 months ago

Technically NewPipe simply parses the website and is seen as a web browser from YouTube’s point of view.

That how they bypass the API’s TOS, they don’t use it.

mp3 OP , 2 months ago

It’s basically a distro made specifically to run RetroArch, based on OpenELEC. You can just flash it on let’s say a Raspberry Pi or a portable gaming console (if a Lakka image exists for it) and you’re good to go.

mp3 , 2 months ago

Are you sure it’s not throttling because of a thermal issue? Make sure the fans and heatsink are clean.

It could also be that the factory-applied thermal paste might have degraded over time and reapplying new thermal paste might solve the problem.

mp3 , 2 months ago

Honestly I haven’t noticed that, so yeah this sounds like a tech support issue on your end.

But yeah, drivers are often updated to fix quirks in newly released games all the time. Drivers updates targets everyone and won’t be suggested based on which game you currently have installed.

mp3 , 2 months ago

Let me just say fuck anyone who targets civilians.

mp3 , 2 months ago

Did I say otherwise?

mp3 , 2 months ago

It’s not that they don’t work, it’s that the work they’re doing is not getting paid for what it’s worth.

mp3 , 2 months ago

The online equivalent of a dunce cap.

mp3 , 2 months ago

Privacy-wise sure, but feature-wise it has some work to do.

mp3 , 2 months ago

I use cheap-ass ones I bought on AliExpress when I need to wear earplugs like mowing the lawn or using the snowblower.

They’re doing the job at least.

mp3 , 2 months ago

One can appreciate the fictional character while despising the person behind it.

mp3 , 2 months ago

Isn’t RISC-V their focus? I don’t see them picking an Intel chip whatsoever.

mp3 , 2 months ago

lemmyverse.link/lemmy.world/post/14142948

For those on Lemmy who wish to access this post through their home instance

mp3 , 2 months ago

Trolling is simply noise and garbage to dispose of when it becomes an attack on the person. It brings nothing of value and it diminishes the value of everything else it pollutes.