ShadowCat 4mo ago • 100%
it's not automated, it's manual afaik
ShadowCat 5mo ago • 100%
the real irony is all the comments being negative
ShadowCat 5mo ago • 100%
it blocks your internet if it detects you're torrenting. what are you using it for ? private tracker?
ShadowCat 5mo ago • 100%
never knew demakes were a thing
ShadowCat 6mo ago • 100%
I want to add to this, if you want to stream from seedr, don't use their streaming option. instead, right click on download button, copy link, then paste in VLC.
ShadowCat 6mo ago • 96%
collecting vast amount of data ? facebook does that too and instagram and google and who knows what else
ShadowCat 6mo ago • 100%
same, it's a pretty fun game. (unfortunately performance isn't all that great, I only get 60 fps)
ShadowCat 6mo ago • 66%
ShadowCat 6mo ago • 100%
yep, especially if you download from trusted sources on the megathread or fmhy.
ShadowCat 6mo ago • 100%
not worth it, you have to wait for ages to get the book you want. (although at that point, you may as well dedrm the book and keep it. no need to pirate)
ShadowCat 6mo ago • 88%
just skimmed through that link and it seems like it's for self hosting gitlab ? is there an instance on i2p so I don't have to self host (I don't want to) ?
ShadowCat 6mo ago • 100%
but the difference between DDG and startpage is that DDG allows connections through Tor and VPN, while startpage doesn't. isn't it suspicious ?
ShadowCat 6mo ago • 100%
Proton doesn't allow torrenting
ShadowCat 6mo ago • 100%
you do realise gpt 3.5 turbo is still just chatgpt right ?
ShadowCat 6mo ago • 100%
then you're using fake ones, look here for legit ones, I personally use https://leechall.com/ a lot, never had any issue with it. these are the only legit ones afaik, all others are fake
ShadowCat 6mo ago • 100%
I'm pretty sure the bots on DDG don't have internet access, just try asking a question about anything that happened very recently (e.g. last week) and they won't be able to answer.
ShadowCat 6mo ago • 100%
they could've made it optional, then if someone wanted to, they could opt in. there are also open source models like llama and mistral which they can run on their own hardware. but that would probably be too expensive for DDG
ShadowCat 6mo ago • 100%
wasn't it bought by an advertising company?
ShadowCat 6mo ago • 66%
but they claim to not to save the chat and that it won't be used for training
I'm bored of reading how Linux is better than windows, how matrix is better than discord, how foss is better than proprietary etc etc. I didn't even mind but it's always the same things everyone says... so anyway I want to hide comments that mention those words I already did it for posts but can't find an option for comments specifically (I'm using boost for lemmy, yeah yeah I know but I'm used to it I always used boost when I was on reddit and I feel right at home with it.) any suggestions?
Since Lemmy doesn't hide the number of downvotes, it would be nice if we could see both values (upvote and downvote). is it possible? or atleast planned for future ?
on some comments, the number of votes is different when I view them from this instance vs when I open them in their respective instances. one more thing I've noticed is that some comments have 0 vote on this instance but in reality have 1 vote mostly from other lemmy instances like lemmy.world and kbin.social I'm guessing this has something to do with federation ?
what is the best way to learn C ? I know basic python but would like to learn C, I tried searching online but couldn't find a good resource that's good for a beginner like me. any suggestions ?
say there are three instances, A, B and C. if A is not federated with B, users from those two instances can't interact (right ?) but what if both are federated with C ? would both indirectly be able to interact ? if there is a post on instance C and a user from B comments on it, would that comment be visible on all three instances ?