Looks like Chromebook is being replaced with something called "Googlebook" and it is full-scale Microsoft-style Surveillance PC. Apparently anytime you "wiggle your cursor" anything that is underneath the cursor gets fed into Google's surveillance AI https://blog.google/products-and-platforms/platforms/android/meet-googlebook/
One of these things that makes me consider detecting the platform from my webserver and blocking it entirely because the probability of whatever I wrote becoming an LLM input is too high
Redditors have caught Google secretly updating its Chrome terms of service to remove a line that guaranteed that local AI models won't send data to Google servers.
That's now gone, meaning your local AI sends data to Google, so it's not that local.
https://old.reddit.com/r/chrome/comments/1t5qayz/chrome_removes_claim_of_ondevice_al_not_sending/
I am *loving* how every site puts up a Cloudflare or other "checking your browser" delaywall, before I can read a page.
It's just like early '90s web, you'd hit a link, wait for up to 90s for the page to even respond, start loading in, images would be many seconds or minutes more.
The wait builds appetite. Did you *need* to see this page, or just *want* it? Triage those links before clcking.
Consider closing browsers & going outside, play some hackeysack & drink Jolt Cola, while Korn plays.
This community has been really wonderful.
When we started deploying the first #MeshCore repeaters around #Boston / #CambridgeMA we were just a couple of folks trying out this new thing after many frustrations with #Meshtastic, and today we are this enormous group of adhoc communities that have self-organized into a decentralized, off-the-grid mesh radio network.
I don't know what's more punk than that.
#reminder
you can have big heap , or you can be decentralized but you cannot have both
#Deepfakes are everywhere, but #DigitalForensics investigators are fighting back:
Occult cyberpunk. Yap with me about decentralized systems, wearable computing, and biohacking.