Darlene Sonalder
Just a random nerd & contributor. Privacy advocate who love to discover new things. Here to share the apps that I discover, like and use !
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Recent activity
- Found this interesting: Little Snitch, the host-based application firewall for macOS, is coming to Linux, for free
Added oMLX
Added Nexa Studio, Auto-GPT, Private GPT and AgentGPT as alternative to oMLX
Updated FireCut- Downvoted a comment on Anthropic launches Mythos, a new cybersecurity model so powerful it is tightly restricted
Mythos, in ancient Greek, means "fiction", certainly because automatic finding vulnerabilities is all fiction.
Google has a whole team of experienced security analyzers dedicated to track vulnerabilities (and seems to only be part of Glasswing because it's offering it on its cloud) and the best automatic tool is still fuzzy-testing.
Now is thousands severe 0-day vulnerabilities a lot? In Linux, yes, it's enormous. In Windows, about how much are introduced in any update.
- Added FireCut as alternative to carykh/jumpcutter
Liked apfel
Added Bag
Added Coingecko, Coincall, CoinMarketCap and CoinMarketSum as alternative to BagHonestly the new compression Google achieve with this LLM seems mindblowing. I'm also glad they switched to Apache-2.0 as it's a good copyright open source licence, more open than the older gemma models where published under.
- Found this interesting: Anthropic launches Mythos, a new cybersecurity model so powerful it is tightly restricted
Cemu is a Wii U emulator, not a Switch emulator
- Found this interesting: Immich 2.7 adds duplicate resolution, editor shortcuts, new web actions, and much more
- Liked the list Matrix Clients
Added SmolChat
Added SillyTavern, Littlebird, Samsung Galaxy AI and OpenClaw as alternative to SmolChatWhat do users gets? An illusion that they have control over the music they will listen? Thanks to a prompt, I'm not buying that I think.
It’s frustrating that tools designed to support learning, like Adobe’s Student Spaces and NotebookLM, are being developed by corporations with a vested interest in data harvesting, money-making, and control over our lives. While these platforms offer impressive functionality and genuinely useful tools, it’s crucial to recognize the underlying power dynamics. These companies, driven by capitalistic priorities, are essentially manipulating the flow of information and, to some extent, democratic...
