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I’ve had them since 1Password beta. They do not change the duration of a session unless the service opts to. In the case of google they ask me to log in more often, presumably because there’s less friction, so why not?
I’ve had them since 1Password beta. They do not change the duration of a session unless the service opts to. In the case of google they ask me to log in more often, presumably because there’s less friction, so why not?
Let them go back to jerking off to the underwear catalogue then.
Best I was able to find was lucid chart, worked great, but I’ll have to check out diagrams.net based on all these comments.
Is your equipment running too hot? Mine seems to run fine at that ambient temperature.
I did a quick search and found there are self-evaporating units that don’t require a condensation drain.
It was free, and anonymous I guess
I doubt Bob himself would have, for any price.
Mlem as well.
TLDR: maybe it’s like a library? Libraries pay for books, even digital copies.
Presumably somebody bought a copy of the book, even if you found it on the coffee table.
This seems more like going through the trash for anything legible, reading billboards and taking free newspapers. It just happens that a lot of the stuff put out at the curb was copyrighted material. In fact, almost every website has © in the footer, so clearly the sentiment is “don’t copy my original content”, especially without credit. But if the AI is not reproducing, in whole or in part, the copyrighted material then it does seems a bit late to try to claw back value just because someone else found a way to monetize what you put out on the open web. I think that’s what’s going to have to be proven, one way or another.
Maybe another way to look at a LLM is as an enormous library, but instead of borrowing books and periodicals, as a user you are borrowing the pre-digested knowledge directly. Libraries have complex agreements in place with publishers, so that rights holders are compensated. Say what you will about these contracts, but they are a precedent. What is perhaps without precedent is how to handle the rest of the trash this library is indiscriminately gathering up.
But what about crackling cockroaches?
So far the issue that I’ve been having with Memmy is that dictation doesn’t work properly: it will delete a dictated comment when you stop/finish dictation.  There’s a lot to like about it but until that’s fixed I’ll be using Mlem. 
I did a DIY NAS in an old 2U case I had. It has a TFX type of PSU, and it’s not very loud. Quiet(ish) 1U fans are hard to find but you shouldn’t need any. I’ll edit this post with more details when I dig up the pictures of it.
+1 for send it. I’ve only had one in 5 ignored. You can kind of guess who’s going to ignore it if you look at the website of the tld you’re emailing.
Yep I clearly remember the digg migration to a strange and austere Reddit interface. All the “is Reddit down?” moments of the early years. Feeling like a noob, getting up to speed on the lore and the inside jokes. Becoming an elder lurker. Anyway fuck u/spez, the people make the platform. We’ll do it again!
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I’m shocked, shocked! (Well, not that shocked.)