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j5155 commented on You cannot have our user's data   sourcehut.org/blog/2025-0... · Posted by u/Tomte
j5155 · 4 months ago
Use of published information is still always constrained by copyright law. If I had a copyrighted movie playing on my television visible through the window, and you recorded that, redistributing that recording would unambiguously be a violation of copyright law and piracy.

I’m also a little confused by what you’re saying here; are you asking whether scraper bots are illegal, or whether they’re immoral/unethical?

j5155 commented on But good sir, what is electricity?   lcamtuf.substack.com/p/bu... · Posted by u/rapawel
sightbroke · 6 months ago
Confused. Are you saying that, if we took a light bulb (off) and a metal rod (0 charge) beside on another.

Then were somehow able to turn the light bulb on and apply a charge to the that rod at the same time. While also having a detector that can sense a photon and a change in electric field some equal distance away from the bulb and rod.

Then the photon (from the bulb) would reach our detector before the detection of the change in electric field (from the rod)?

Let's suppose the medium is just plain air, and not particularly humid.

j5155 · 6 months ago
Yes. As a more common example, fiber optic cabling is known to transmit information significantly faster then copper.
j5155 commented on Campsite switches to Creative Commons Non-Commercial license   github.com/campsite/camps... · Posted by u/bpierre
j5155 · 7 months ago
Campsite team, if you happen to be reading this: consider whether a more permissive license still meeting the FOSS definition, like GPL or AGPL, would better fit your needs. GPL means that anyone who modifies the source code, or integrates it into a larger work, has to release the modified version.

So this would ensure that everyone’s contributions continue to help the wider community. As a side effect, it would also prevent anyone from using your work without releasing the source code for their project or product, benefitting open source as a whole.

The choice is obviously ultimately yours. I personally didn’t realize the benefits of GPL until recently.

j5155 commented on Cops suspect iOS 18 iPhones are communicating to force reboots   macrumors.com/2024/11/07/... · Posted by u/tosh
JumpCrisscross · 10 months ago
Is there an audio command you can say to cause Siri to BFU?
j5155 · 10 months ago
Not an audio command, but even just holding down the volume and side buttons to open the power off menu, without actually powering off your phone, triggers the same behavior.
j5155 commented on One Square Minesweeper   onesquareminesweeper.com/... · Posted by u/notamy
throwawayk7h · 10 months ago
What does the function do if the entire board is mines?
j5155 · 10 months ago
See https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0-REcpPz3vw It causes some strange bugs to occur!
j5155 commented on Apple releases Depth Pro, an AI model that rewrites the rules of 3D vision   venturebeat.com/ai/apple-... · Posted by u/bentocorp
dyauspitr · a year ago
Can I use this to generate accurate depth maps from 2-D images that I can then CNC or 3-D print?
j5155 · a year ago
No. You’ll want a photogrammetry or LIDAR app for that.
j5155 commented on Google is the only search engine that works on Reddit now, thanks to AI deal   404media.co/google-is-the... · Posted by u/turkeytotal
nsonha · a year ago
> a leech profiting off users

can also say every humans are leech benefiting off free software (creators) and complaining about their worthless chitchat, barely usable because of its basic semantics, being "stolen".

j5155 · a year ago
1. That’s kind of the point of free software, is it not? If you don’t want people “leeching” off of your software for free, don’t make it free. 2. Reddit is an amazing source of coding information and general Q&A on an extremely wide variety of topics. I would not characterize all of it as chitchat.

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KarmaCake day189May 5, 2022View Original