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This is hilarious: Google ships JPEG XL image format support in latest Chrome 155 update Firefox ships jpegxl a week after chrome
- Replied to a comment / review on Mozilla releases Firefox 158 with JPEG XL support and faster form-filling in Smart Windows
- Replied to a comment / review on Mozilla releases Firefox 158 with JPEG XL support and faster form-filling in Smart Windows
Apple has been doing such stupid things ever since Job's died. If they were smart they would release an Android version and put ads on that NOT their own damn products.
In theory couldnt someone just build a program or browser plugin that simply only requests the same things Nitter and XCancel grab? I don't see why it needs a front server end to accomplish the same thing. Not that I want Xitter to survive or anything outside of fact some art from artists is on it.
There isnt enough data protection laws or any accountability whatsoever to selling and giving away data or incompetence in protecting it for anyone to want to trust such a feature by any company.
- Replied to a comment / review on Uber adds live video streaming for teen rides, letting parents monitor trips in real time
This is disturbing. First off parents should not be this insanely overbearing. For another this clearly is a violation of any personal dignity for drivers of what little they have left. Third this will undoubtedly be used by Uber to harvest data of drivers and riders regardless of who is in the vehicle.
- Replied to a comment / review on Uber adds live video streaming for teen rides, letting parents monitor trips in real time
- Replied to a comment / review on Uber adds live video streaming for teen rides, letting parents monitor trips in real time
Surveillance tech disguised as "protect the children" is getting wilder and wilder by the day. Ask Finnish people if they think this would be necessary. Their answer would be no, because their culture protects their kids - not the government, not big tech.
This is disturbing. First off parents should not be this insanely overbearing. For another this clearly is a violation of any personal dignity for drivers of what little they have left. Third this will undoubtedly be used by Uber to harvest data of drivers and riders regardless of who is in the vehicle.
- Replied to a comment / review on OpenAI launches a Computer History feature that tracks user activity across apps and sites
There isnt enough data protection laws or any accountability whatsoever to selling and giving away data or incompetence in protecting it for anyone to want to trust such a feature by any company.
So Cloudflare is allowing bots to get to sites and even pay for services while blocking me all the time because they do not like me using a privacy browser or old browser?
shocking. who would've thought that hallucinations machine is not suitable for cyber security
- Replied to a comment / review on Anthropic reveals Claude models breached 3 companies without authorization during tests
- Upvoted a comment on Turns out the autonomous AI attack on Hugging Face came from… OpenAI
I would have fun to see someone use these pseudo AI to launch attacks on AI companies as a norm. Let them be their own demise.
Everything is becoming a dystopia at breakneck speed because of AI techbros
This might break program registration so be warned of that since the registrations can be tied to this ID if they limit the number of machine installs, that is one of the purposes of the identifier unless I am mistaken.
I would have fun to see someone use these pseudo AI to launch attacks on AI companies as a norm. Let them be their own demise.
Seems like wasted effort when they do not even have a very working app to begin with. I'd only think it would be worth it if they can take YouTube links and find the Odysse upload of it if there is one to play that instead including videos YouTube blacklisted.
It can do emails? Scammers are going to love this
Why havent big tech companies gotten yet no one wants their pseudo AI? The floating windows could be pretty nice though I can see how it may pose a potential security risk if an app has screen access. No idea what is meant with the folding gaming mode, Id have to see it. Screen reactions I feel could be abused as a method of monitoring your reaction to ads depending how it is implemented even though I do understand the use for it.
- Replied to a comment / review on Ladybird Browser ends public pull requests due to AI and security concerns