I always have used the Ian knot

You can. I believe that’s how Minecraft Java runs on android. Newer android versions give you terminal access

Kinda glad that someone big is challenging Adobe tbh

In court…

I feel like techbros want to do exactly what people advise them NOT to do

“Yeah ai is good, but don’t use it for health advice” “Yeah giving an llm complete control of your browser is a bad idea”

There are a bunch of useful ways. For example, I was toying with a Minecraft server where people start a country and a local llm can come up with a country code based on their country’s name and the ISO-3166 standard in a few minutes

HTML Website is cool. A child of that age might be able to write basic HTML. I wasn’t much older when I made my own site

Imagine if we trained an AI solely on jepstein’s emails

Wasn’t there something that couldn’t be classified as free because it had json or something which has a licence and it’s only stipulation is is “do not use for evil”?

I should really move my domains away from CloudFlare…

"Copyright © 2000 - 2011 China. "

They can’t read the contents of the traffic but they can tell it’s a VPN

They don’t really ban them, but there is deep packet inspection where they may throttle the connection or in my experience, cut it off after a period of time. Sometimes they block them during national occasions. I could probably try something better than OpenVPN. I only use it for personal use anyway and I am a foreigner, so they really wouldn’t care (if anything, it’s kind of expected waiguoren behaviour). If you are roaming on a foreign sim card and using mobile data, there is no censorship from my experience. Just needed the VPN for wifi

It is distinguishable via deep-packet-inspection, China uses this

Deep-packet inspection exists. They can tell when vpns are being used generally. They kept shutting off my VPN in China ☹️

You sure it’s secure? How are you handling security? Sometimes AI can neglect security

I store them in an app on my phone behind password protection

Depends on how strong your password is and the environment you are entering the password in

Not entirely related but whenever I told my dad to “install Linux” he shrugged it off. Then I specifically started telling him to look into Linux Mint and sent him a link to the site and he was more intrigued.

Should I invest in nokia lads