Ick. Agreed. All of these biometric methods for authentication continue to train people to just give it away. You'd think people would learn from the constant breach and leak data with all of their KYC data, now we will add your face scans or whatever else (DNA sequence ?) we will have to give away. Also, the more governments and services request/require facial scans the less we will be able to decline.
If you follow the rules, government names and home addresses. Eeek.
Armed with two rooted Android phones and three Wi-Fi hotspots running cell site simulator detection software developed by EFF, nostr:npub14lpy6kf4n66qtjttw76gcl3swt02txtw2sx7vamft3s69rj9kt8s3wujhu conducted a first-of-its-kind wireless survey of the signals around the Democratic National Convention.
Yeah this was sad. May the library of the Internet win a future appeal...
....sigh.....
The internet is such a depressing wasteland. Can we please win it back together friends?
Let's go people , ditch the windows it's spyware. Come on. Macos ain't far behind windows either.
Regardless of cli usage, just take an old computer and try it. Some UI/UX loss is worth beginning to take back control of your digital life.
It's also a safety issue; malware and other issues exist for Linux, yes, but you will be safer when you get away from the closed source ethos of window and mac.
can't dox my callsign naturally, but I exist
Sir, might you be referencing the seminal work of Justin Timberlake and Andy Sandberg? Because if so, I can guess step two.
France’s arrest of Telegram’s CEO may relate to refusal to moderate or intercept end-to-end encrypted messages, or it may relate to hosting publicly accessible content. Both scenarios could be dangerous for users in the future. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2024/08/french-detention-why-were-watching-telegram-situation-closely
Finally, glimmer of hope!
Putting a Raspberry Pi inside a Docker Container
The Pi container emulates an entire Raspberry Pi from the ground up, allowing anyone that wants to deploy software on one to test it out without needing to do so on actual hardware. All of the configuration can be done from inside the container. When all the setup is completed and the desired software installed in the container, the container can be converted to an .img file that can be put on a microSD card and installed on real hardware, with support for the Pi models 3, 4, and 5.
This would be pretty useful if you want to distribute an application all ready to run on a Pi. Others may find it useful to just test out how a Pi works, or even for testing something dicey out without messing up your running Pi.
See https://hackaday.com/2024/08/30/putting-a-pi-in-a-container/
#technology #RaspberryPi #docker
This is perfect for nostr:nprofile1qqsw3znfr6vdnxrujezjrhlkqqjlvpcqx79ys7gcph9mkjjsy7zsgygpz4mhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuerpd46hxtnfduhsz8thwden5te0dehhxarj9ekh2arfdeuhwctvd3jhgtnrdakj7qgkwaehxw309ajkgetw9ehx7um5wghxcctwvshspg7dju he can finally develop the hardware wallet of his dreams for his favorite system🤗
Yes agreed. Maybe one day this will change.
Sadly encryption is not allowed on American amateur radio bands.
However, in the ISM band (around 900MHz in USA) you can use this allocation of unlicensed spectrum, with almost anything you'd like.
Checkout LoRaWAN and TTN (The Things Network) for a good example of this modulation scheme over ~ 900MHz in USA (other countries use 433MHz and other frequency allocations for ISM).
I recommend getting a license even though it's an auto-dox, as your license is tied to your name and address in an open publicly searchable index....thanks FCC...
The process of studying for your license teaches you so much about RF and electronics; want to cypherpunk? Want to go independent of filthy cellphone radios (yes they are radios!) Start here. It really is eye opening. Get the technician lay-flst spiral bound ARRL book and a free app to study.
You can also apply for itinerant frequency allocation and use encryption there (commercial not amateur). Good luck!
cc: nostr:nprofile1qqszw48usckkhs9hcwt3q3np9k2z2c73s8qc0gu3uxqw66cqlq88ukcpp4mhxue69uhkummn9ekx7mqpz3mhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuerpd46hxtnfduq3qamnwvaz7te3xsczue3h0ghxjmc3zk5tp tagging in the experts
I think it's kind of a battle between the German Tuxedo, 'merica System76, or the venerable Thinkpad P or T series. Really which ever one you can jam 64 GB + of RAM, few TB of memory, and while having a discreet graphics card sounds fun, using an integrated GPU/CPU means you might havea lasting battery charge. Also OLED might be beautiful, but again battery life might make more sense.
I recently changed my default zap from 21 sats to 73 sats.
'73' has a meaning in ham radio that is rooted in tradition and history.
It's not just a number — it's a time-honored way of saying 'Best Regards.' Originating from early telegraphy, this shorthand has been used by radio operators for over a century to sign off with warmth and goodwill.
So, next time you hear '73,' or get zapped 73 sats remember, it's more than a farewell — it's a friendly wish for the best.
If you haven’t been zapped 73 sats by me yet, post some radio comment. It will help me find it if you use some radio related hashtags. You might even get zapped for bringing radio content to my attention by replying to it with nostr:npub1ya20ep3dd0qt0suhzprxztv5y43arqwps73ercvqa44sp7qw0edsp4x9ty .
#HamRadio #AmateurRadio #73 #radio #morsecode #cw #telegraphy #bestregards #highlyregarded
You sir, are like fine wine 73
Do you use any front ends for ollama? The cli is nice and there's is a neovim plug I think as well, not sure if it was for ollama or maybe another open source LLM. Love to hear the fan scream when processing
Shit, this means I have no friends.