or maybe most of them in a folder? and one file that defines their locations for environment variables
or maybe most of them in a folder? and one file that defines their locations for environment variables
maybe port over some of your previous videos to grow content on peertube as well if it’s possible. not sure if there’s any legal issue with this tho.
i’m leaning towards “skull” tho
is VPN prohibition a general condition of these situations or was this specific to this case? And can you clarify why using VPN violations? Sorry I’m daft on the legalities of this.
I’m confused. What is the connection between using a VPN and witness tampering? Anyone care to explain?
Yeah these recent events really do start to look like The congress. I watched it only recently due to one of such events. Not sure I fully understand why people dont like it.
Anyway, the second half of it is just so eery, the reality distortion part, is sometimes both inspiring and uncomfortable. And I think there’s some potential parallel with generative AI.
With Dalle/ChatGPT, one may create virtually anything from already available data, just like people in the 2nd half can take on any form, which is inspiring to me.
But at some point, I guess both can lead to some loss in meanings, detached from reality. And eventually, instead of embracing beauty in diversity, people might turn to or get normalized to bias and conformity. Like how GAI may exacerbate unrealistic beauty standards, and how those people tend to choose only certain forms/figures to “be”.
Don’t worry, we will (may already) have ML/AI models to process the videos to create your tutorial, just input URL and desired length. Then you can use LLM to elaborate further. But what if static texts ain’t good enough for you? You ask those big models to do text-to-video generation for you.
lol what’s the context here?
I think it might be helpful for you and others if you elaborate a bit more on your threat models and your potential uses - is it for general browsing and work? Does your work encounter “insecure” content often?
Can you clarify whether instance logs are public or only visible to admins? Posts and comments, even upvotes/down votes, are public. But private info like emails, IP addr may be in the logs, no?
Can you say something about the log files from running Lemmy on the admin end, or any federated service for that matter? Is there are data retention or privacy policy in terms of that? Or is that already public from a user perspective and has been made known for all users explicitly in a TOS/policy already?
On another note, please correct me if I’m wrong as I’m still learning about the fediverse, but the data in log files are not only for users within one instance, but due to federation, such (subset) data will also be in the log files of other Lemmy instances or services such as Mastodon if there is any interaction between them. Is that right? If so, is there any privacy or data policy around that as well?
the whole premise of OP is that this monitors people, and many organizations use TOTP, which one could also use without internet connections or phones AFAIK.
I’m in academia and I wish this is implemented more. Data breaches are getting quite common, and Github is so entwined in software engineering that it is critical to increase security measures.