How/when did you discover this?
Matty_r
joined 2 years ago
"But its for AI"
The way the iPad has it seems OK, where you can disallow apps, websites and set time limits.
Thats great. I do fear that it'll still pretty much be a requirement if they continue to force age verification through websites etc.
Oh man, I hadn't even considered that. They will absolutely start implementing some AI nonsense for sure. Any excuse for Chris Roberts to move the goal posts even further.
Open it up to us Linux players please.
Obviously this isn't going to happen.. But that'd be pretty cool.
Pure software project. I'd like to have a fully featured client for free, with donations as an option. Not interested in ads, not sure on locking features behind a paywall either - instead maybe something like paying for a hosted option instead of self hosting.
Quick edit: forgot to answer your other question. Nothing is implemented yet, but I would get enough of it done before asking for any sort of donations or crowd funding.
You could try using something like WiFi Analyzer on Android - this will give you a bunch of ways to visualise the number of networks, their frequency, and channels that are being used. At the very least it'll give you a good idea in how busy the area around you is.
Go ahead, use your AI to replace all of your own skills. The rest of us will gladly take your job when you can no longer troubleshoot problems.
I experienced this myself for sure. Just do the thing and get into it. Also helps make sure youre really doing it for yourself.
Unless they've got one of fridges that just make ice balls..
cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/48635032
Hey all, Not long ago I shared my Artix Linux installer. I wanted to take it a little bit further (And learn some more Rust along the way), and make a companion site to make setting up the script settings even easier when wanting to run the installer - so here it is. Introducing the Lazy Web
This was developed using Rust, with Actix for the backend and egui + wasm for the frontend.
I had a few considerations when developing this, I wanted the encryption to occur clientside in the frontend in order to ensure your encryption password never makes it to the server. But also I wanted the decryption process to occur when the script downloads the settings. I also wanted the identifier that you use to connect and download the settings to be short and unique.
The website and the script are both still a work in progress, and i'm open to suggestions/feedback.
Edit: Just realized that I was returning the wrong URL to the codeberg repo.. so it probably wasn't working for anybody. Sorry!
Hey all, Not long ago I shared my Artix Linux installer. I wanted to take it a little bit further (And learn some more Rust along the way), and make a companion site to make setting up the script settings even easier when wanting to run the installer - so here it is. Introducing the Lazy Web
This was developed using Rust, with Actix for the backend and egui + wasm for the frontend.
I had a few considerations when developing this, I wanted the encryption to occur clientside in the frontend in order to ensure your encryption password never makes it to the server. But also I wanted the decryption process to occur when the script downloads the settings. I also wanted the identifier that you use to connect and download the settings to be short and unique.
The website and the script are both still a work in progress, and i'm open to suggestions/feedback.
Edit: Just realized that I was returning the wrong URL to the codeberg repo.. so it probably wasn't working for anybody. Sorry!
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For you and @Sludgeyy@lemmy.world , do you find it affect your memory/recall at all? Especially for reading something, do you need to read aloud? You dont need to answer by the way, I have my suspicions that someone I know might have it but they aren't aware.