Programmer Belch

Reminds me of this post: https://lemmy.world/post/16500440

Yes, that could be an alternative to computing hashes, I don’t know what option would be less resource intensive

Yes, that’s why I’m proposing it as opposed to just one pixel to differentiate between ad and video. Youtube videos are already separated in sections, just add some metadata with a hash to every one.

Hey, I like sailing the high seas as much as the next one but shouldn’t those links be relegated to the megathread?

That is prone to error, just a pixel can be too small of a sample. I would prefer something with hashes, just a sha1sum every 5 seconds of the current frame. It can be computed while buffering videos and wait until the ad is over to splice the correct region

Sadly the doggo walked all over the holy keyboard and wrote the old testament

Is

lynx https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/installation_guide

allowed?

Will the battery be removable for the next model? Is the model locally run?

It’s been foretold that after a year without touching grass you can harness one-handed vim

I use pass for saving passwords to syncronize the repos in my phone and computer and libredirect to watch youtube.

I do think it’s a really cool project, I am more of a completely custom keycap kind of guy but thanks nonetheless

How did you make the internal circuitry?

I have developed a sense to bookmark all of my tabs when there are too many. I store all of them in a folder and later I order the tabs in the folder in my other folders or just delete them. I can’t live with more than 6 tabs opened because I just forget why I want them.

It will make it possible to do the TTC glitch consistently saving half an A press

As far as I know piped gets the video from youtube and serves it to you so that youtube only sees traffic coming from the piped instance you are using. Using adblockers would give you the same benefits as using piped except for the anonymity. As long as tor gives you a good video quality, it is a better option than the frontend because you don’t have a piped instance knowing your traffic.

I don’t like my traffic being fingerprinted by youtube but can’t handle the slow tor connections so I ended up using a frontend for youtube. The one I use is called Invidious.

1. Go to preferences in your searx instance. In your case https://paulgo.io/preferences
2. After reviewing the settings, go to the cookies tab and copy the link under Search URL of the currently saved preferences:
3. Go to your Firefox settings in the three pointed menu
4. Go to general>Search>Manage alternative search engines>Add search engine
5. Paste the link you copied in the box called URL to use for search
6. Give it a name and Save it

Having added the search engine you can also make it the default if you want. You’ll be able to select it by taping the icon with the search engines while typing a search string.

Edit: Corrected the place to get the search string url

The way to combat AI in my opinion is open sourcing every model and training data so that experts can devise methods to check if some text is similar enough to the ones generated by public models

Then you forget about local models that can’t generate text as polished as hosted ones but will not have the watermark

Lean dialysis

Crazy but expected it isn’t off by default