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  • Mozilla under fire for Firefox AI "bloat" that blows up CPU and drains battery

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  • Calling whatever you like "profit" cant really be rebutted, it's subjective semantics.

    Yes CEOs are paid lots of money. Why would mozilla choose to over pay staff?

  • Mozilla under fire for Firefox AI "bloat" that blows up CPU and drains battery

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  • So the profit from the for-profit is passed up to the non-profit.

    This is a really common organisational structure and not bizarre.

    There's loads of worthy criticisms to make of mozilla but this is not one of them.

  • Mozilla under fire for Firefox AI "bloat" that blows up CPU and drains battery

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  • Why would an organisation choose to over spend on executive salaries?

    Obviously, it's because thats what it costs to get people with the right skills.

  • Mozilla under fire for Firefox AI "bloat" that blows up CPU and drains battery

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  • I thought mozilla was a non profit?

  • Texas becomes seventh state to ban lab-grown meat: The new law establishes civil and criminal penalties for selling the product.

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  • Not really.

    Yes the fear campaigns have been detrimental and it's unfortunate that Nuclear has often been set aside over the decades because of the risk of mismanagement.

    However, it's only part of a reliable electrical grid, it's not "the solution".

    In Australia for example, our population density is too low. Too much power would be lost in transmission. Perhaps in a few major cities it might be appropriate but it's too costly to support a nuclear industry for only a few installations.

    Nuclear might be a great solution in many instances but it's probably not in Australia.

  • Texas becomes seventh state to ban lab-grown meat: The new law establishes civil and criminal penalties for selling the product.

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  • You've really just enumerated some of the advantages traditional production has over synthetic meats.

    Animals need arable land - something which will be in very short supply given climate change.

    Animals are a significant source of greenhouse gas production.

    Raising animals is in many cases unethical.

    Synthetic meat production is not as dependent on regular climate cycles.

    Animal husbandry is a mature technology with little opportunity for advancement.

  • Texas becomes seventh state to ban lab-grown meat: The new law establishes civil and criminal penalties for selling the product.

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  • The costs of production are decreasing dramatically.

    The most recent development is switching to a plant based growth medium instead of fetal bovine serum (?) which will reduce costs by 80%.

    So long as there are multiple producers they will compete on price.

  • Texas becomes seventh state to ban lab-grown meat: The new law establishes civil and criminal penalties for selling the product.

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  • Yes capitalists are profit maximisers.

    However, many competing producers will minimise the cost to consumers.

    This is true of any technology ever developed.

  • Texas becomes seventh state to ban lab-grown meat: The new law establishes civil and criminal penalties for selling the product.

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  • This isbpatently false, and disregards the fundamentals of economics. Well done.

  • Should get a discount or something

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  • Australia also.

    At the larger chains they're pretty good now.

    Its rare you need assistance and there's always someone hovering around.

  • Should get a discount or something

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  • Yes but you often have to wait to get to the cashier

  • HELP: Wireguard for home network with remote exit node

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  • It's not really clear exactly what you want.

    When you're at home, and for services running on your home server, it you want everything to go through the remote wireguard server then that's achievable.

    However, if you want to be able to access services running on your home server, while you're not at home, via that remote wireguard server, that generally requires port forwarding which commercial providers generally don't offer.

    Can you clarify ?

  • Texas becomes seventh state to ban lab-grown meat: The new law establishes civil and criminal penalties for selling the product.

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  • I'm pretty sure this is a huge self own and in a decades time Texans who enjoy knowing what's on their plate will be envious of their interstate bretheren enjoying tastier healthier cuts at a reduced price.

  • Texas becomes seventh state to ban lab-grown meat: The new law establishes civil and criminal penalties for selling the product.

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  • This kinda feels inaccurate somehow.

    Admittedly I don't know much (anything?) about this and in the 5 minutes I've spent skimming articles online it's been difficult to cut through marketing.

    However, it seems like there's people producing and commercially selling specialty synthetic meats right now.

    It's natural that initially, only specialty / expensive products will be commercially viable, and it seems like that's where we are right now.

    I will be very surprised if synthetic lab-grown pork mince is not cheaper than the real stuff in 10 years time.

  • Trump Says Ukraine Will Surrender Land to Putin for Peace

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  • US Support dried up a long while ago.

  • The Internet Wants to Check Your I.D.

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  • I've been wondering how long I'll be able to avoid this.

    I pirate whatever I can and not really on main stream social.

  • Exclusive: 'I won't humiliate myself': Brazil's president sees no point in tariff talks with Trump

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  • Actually I'm not so sure, and by that I really do mean I'm not sure.

    Lula's position might prove to be the right move, but it's not the safe play.

    Other world leaders and business leaders have shown that Trump is very easy to manipulate with gifts. When you get invited to the White house, bring a gift. It doesn't need to be a plane. I think the English gave him an invite to an audience with the king.

  • Former Superman actor Dean Cain reveals he’s becoming an ICE agent to support Trump’s mass deportation agenda

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  • I was gonna say, he doesn't really look white enough to be an ICE agent.

    Imagine rolling up to your first day and they deport you.

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    Two VPNs?

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  • I don't use tailscale or gluetun. They're probably good options I just wasn't aware of them when I was setting up and what I'm doing now has worked great for years.

    My home server has 4 containers you're interested in:

    wireguard_out

    this is a wireguard instance which is connected to a mullvad server on a paid subscription.

    For any containers I want to "use this vpn" I just attach them to this container's stack. it's one of the network options in docker. Notably these containers include qbittorrent and squid (below).

    Wireguard configurations look unapproachable at first but it's one of those things where messing around with it for an hour or so will serve you well for a lifetime. There's not heaps more to learn. LLMs are great at writing wireguard configurations.

    squid

    This is a http proxy attached to the wireguard_out stack. You didn't ask about this and may not need it but I've found it super useful.

    One of the private torrent trackers I use will only let your torrent client connect to the tracker from the same IP address you used to download the torrent file - so when browsing their website you need to use the vpn connection. Using squid makes this really easy.

    In firefox (librewolf) I have foxyproxy addon which allows you to specify a proxy to use for specific urls. So when I navigate to mytracker.com firefox automatically routes the connection through squid > wireguard > mullvad on my server.

    wireguard_in

    This handles my "road warrior" set up so I can access services on my home server while I'm away.

    This container has a separate docker network to most of my other containers, in the ip subnet 10.0.2.0/24.

    traefik

    this is a reverse proxy

    it's on the same network as wireguard_in with the ip address 10.0.2.2

    I've configured a public dns "A" record *.home.mydomain.com to point to 10.0.2.2, the private ip address.

    The configurations I use for the wireguard connections on my phone or other devices only route requests for this subnet through the wireguard connection. so if I'm away from home and my phone requests lemmy.world that goes through the public network, but if I request photon.home.mydomain.com that goes through my vpn. This way you don't need to turn off / on the wireguard connection.

    I use file based configurations for traefik. It can do docker label configurations but they're just awful IMO. The yaml configurations are much more readable and manageable.

    As an aside, you can replicate this structure many times on one host. I have several incoming wireguard networks for different purposes. You configure the traefik container to sit across all the networks, like a spider at the centre of a web.