FOSS without free self hosting = Advertisement, ban.
FOSS with self-hosting but some self-hosted features are paid = Still an advertisement, but MAYBE acceptable if we are being lenient. I don't like it, personally.
FOSS with free self-hosting and paid hosted services = Good for them, play on.
Edit: @Shadow@lemmy.ca had a comment about Tailscale, it's a prime example of the last bullet.
A high-speed camera, which took one frame per millisecond, was focused on the borehole because studying the velocity of the plate was deemed scientifically interesting.[8] After the detonation, the plate appeared in only one frame. Regarding its speed Brownlee reckoned that "a lower limit could be calculated by considering the time between frames (and I don't remember what that was)", and joked that the best estimate was it was "going like a bat!"[10]
How many could we get now, 10? That would probably be enough. Time machine it is.
For multiplayer games especially, having both isn't an option, because then it gives an advantage to some people.
Not if the option is configurable. This is akin to how Rocket League has all kinds of stylistic options, but most pros disable them all. I'm sure that will hold true for their UE6 migration, too.
100% this. The fingerprint is what they use for reidentification.
I've spoken to a number of companies in this space while searching for one that uses a ZKP and a user-held VC of the fingerprint vs the server storing it (for use with a Linux Foundation labs project). I ended up rolling my own using FOSS face models.
The attacker’s inexperience was also evident in his operational security failures. At one point he asked Claude to help edit his resume, which contained his full name, location, education history, and LinkedIn profile.
Later, while investigating a potential compromise of one of his own hosts, he inadvertently confirmed his home IP address to the agent. Based on this and other corroborating evidence, the researchers believe the attacker to be a young man based in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
SpaceX on Tuesday disclosed it would acquire Cursor for $60 billion in stock, representing roughly 3.4% dilution—meaning investor stakes will represent a smaller percentage of the company—of SpaceX’s $1.77 trillion IPO valuation.
I never understood this. Dilution should require a vote from owners.
The synopsis for this one makes it sound like only the end is about consciousness, and other parts are either about other neural topics or societal standards. Is the synopsis just lopsided?
A Brief Tour of Human Consciousness is made up of five investigations of the greatest mysteries of the brain. The first chapter shows how amputees feel pain in limbs they no longer have as it introduces the great revolution of our neuroscience. The second chapter walks through the way what we see determines our thoughts, and demonstrates the counterintuitive point that believing is in fact seeing. The third chapter takes a leap beyond cutting edge science to audaciously set out a general theory of beauty, explaining why, the world over, cultures have fundamentally similar notions of what is attractive. The fourth chapter explores the bizarre world of synesthetes, people who see colors in numbers, textures in smells, sounds in sights, and flavors in sounds. Finally, V. S. Ramachandran one of the foremost brain researchers in the world today, sums up the implications of the revolution in our understanding of consciousness, to make a fascinating argument about our essential sense of self and its distributed nature.
A lot of "insecurity" and "marketing" comments in here.
In the world where we don't shoot from the hip, there are different factors for different things.
For example, Covid, and the mass use of video calls and TikTok that came with it, brought about the "flat features" phenomenon from cameras, which drove a huge increase in lip fillers and other botox to help people stand out.
But things like Ozempic are very different, as they are used much more by those who can truly benefit from them to reduce other medical issues that come with weight.
And to be clear, none of these things are bad. For many they are not needed (in the opinions of others, often myself, too), but that does not make them bad.
Oh that sounds spot on. Thanks.