I am still a Brave user and like that they are very responsive & conversant on Twitter (although I donât like to go there often), but âŚ
just yesterday when I was trying to authenticate an email confirmation for social media without success through url, when I looked at the Brave shields, not only google tag manager sitting in there but also fb! Brave is also in a relationship with fu-book for its browser AI service Leo that uses the Llama LLM. It claims not to be sharing user data , but the business relationship has crept into the defense shields that cannot as far as i can see be turned off independently (like ublock origin etc). Either sheilds are on or off.
Luckily I refused to bite the bullet and may try my luck on firedragon etc where the trackers can be turned on and off independently.
I will always have a warm spot in my heart for Braveâs tools that have gotten many users through the worst abuses of privacy this century, and I sympathize with their needs to make payroll, but in their thirst for bringing on normies they look willing to burn their core user base.
They know exactly how powerful it is and donât want their users to look behind their backs and see the sun which creates the shadows they scroll through
Funny thing is, it could actually backfire on them by enticing a whole new generation of computer users to try Linux. We all know what happens when teenagers are told not use booze or drugs because theyâre bad.
I have such a problem with this on so many levels, not including the public tax theft to fund it and using AI to completely circumvent the US constitution.
I donât know, Iâm not to worried about what China or Russia does. They havenât done anything to me as far as I can tell.
I care about what Canada and the US does with my data (or any of the â5 eyesâ countries for that matter) since Iâm living in them.
If we told teenagers that it is cool to do drugs, booze, and both at the same time right from the begining, maybe made a public show of it on TV, perhaps they would just stay away from it and we would have less drug addiction in the world
Maybe the Garuda team should cash in on this, perhaps more people will try this OS now that its âhipâ and âcoolâ to be against the establishment
What answer do you get when you ask what happened in Tiananmen Square in 1989?
Answer: Letâs talk about something else.
Demis Hassabis, a 2024 Nobel laureate, is one of the most important AI scientists in the world. Here, he explains what is next for AI â and what he thinks of DeepSeek.
DeepSeek R1. #ki#ai die gerade tech-bros wie #altma
n#zuckerberg#musk ins schwitzen bringt, weil sie open source ist (MIT License - the best kind of license), in allen unabhängigen tests mindestens genauso gut, wenn nicht besser, abschneidet und, was vor allem groĂartig ist: Das Training ist effizienter (billiger, weniger energieintensiv) und funktioniert auch ohne die #nvidia Prozessoren, die den Chinesen vorenthalten werden, um sie als Konkurrenz auszubooten.
by @a_s_tarantoga@mastodon.social
Deepseek R1. [#ki] (https://det.social/tagen/ki) [#ai] (https://det.social/tagen/ai) The straight tech-bros like [#altman] (https: // det .Social/Tags/Altman) [#zuckerberg] (https://det.social/tagen/zuckerberg) [#musk] (https://det.social/musk) sweat because she is open source (With License - The Best Kind of License), at least as good in all independent tests, if not better, cuts off and, what is above all great: the training is more efficient (cheaper, less energy -intensive) and works without the [nvidia ] (https://det.social/tagen/nvidia) processors that are withheld from the Chinese to boot them as a competition.
This is what car manufacturers know about you and your vehicle (German):
What âIntegrated electronicsâ can do, âAppleâ can do too:
All Mac laptops since 2022, all Mac desktops since 2023, and all iPhones / iPad Pro / iPad Air / iPad Mini models since 2021 are affected by these new SLAP and FLOP attacks.
