Meta already tried to push an VPN app which tried to fully monitor user traffic:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Onavo?wprov=sfla1

There is no point in trusting that org for anything.

Including the recent revelation of African employees watching and reviewing Meta AI glasses video captures completely.

nvidia's DLSS-5 slop (meme)

White Pill for local LLMs

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there is a "true good" that'll come out of AI-bubble, and it will reflect in hardware first

good morning/afternoon coders

good night coders

telegram has added AI to their messages, fuck this

hopepill:
a friend of mine has an iphone
he now runs gemma4-2B LLM on his phone, locally
light at the end of the tunnel

well fuck me i guess

China's Approach to AI Anthropomorphism
https://www.luizasnewsletter.com/p/chinas-approach-to-ai-anthropomorphism

https://archive.vn/BtWvn

#governance #law #bigtech

Remembered about this site:
https://browserleaks.com/

You can check how many things from your browser alone can be fingerprinted by sites. A VPN or a VM not protect you. You are compromised simply by clicking on a link. (Well, even if not compromised, you'll still be fingerprinted).

Sites can even know stuff like what's your time-format on your device, your system kernel type, what IP you are coming from (if it's corporate, it is VPN), what's your screen resolution size - etc.

Stands to remind that the best deal with this we got is to use QubesOS or TailsOS (not as good) for secure access to any network - but still, you can get fingerprinted.