Thanks for replying.
What I am looking for is a way to storing my personal files at home. I am not looking for internet connected device that I can access remotely.
It will be mainly used to store my personal photos and videos, and not used to stream movies to a device.
Should be accessible by devices such as android, windows, and iOS.
Hope this helps.
Raises questions about the movie Nemo
Brave bought ad space on YouTube, and showed an ad on how to block ads on YouTube.
Mozilla could have done something similar with UBO but they just keep missing so many golden chances.
You will be surprised how many old people rely on health monitoring devices that use 2G to send basic data.
Absolutely disgusting website.
Only reason to use it for job search. Where I am it has become defacto site for hunting jobs.
Basically forums
I think you can if you do not involve it in creating something.
For example, giving it a document and asking it questions about it.
Satya won’t be happy about that.
What is your budget and what’s your usage like?
What do these blobs contain?
Does the version run locally also censors output?
If it’s open source and can be hosted locally, I don’t think there are issues with national security in this case.
There is money to be lost though. Always follow the money.
Technology companies including Microsoft, Anthropic and OpenAI welcomed the plan
Of course, what else.
Throw in a bunch of AI random videos and test the waters.
Zero efforts.
I have an old pc running windows 10, it would be cool if it stops getting updates. Makes for a nice offline pc to get some old apps and games running in the future.
I do have two questions here to be honest,
Thats not how it works. If a server is streaming ads to you then it shouldnt be a problem detecting that and blocking out that server.
What Google is doing is baking in the ad into the video so that the video itself has the ad embedded into it. This way you cant block a certain server from serving ads. And if those ads baked in have different duration for each user, then SponsorBlock stop behaving properly as it uses timestamps to skip segments.
The issue is that Sponsorblock uses timestamps of videos to skip segments. If the ads injected all have different durations, then SponsorBlock is now obsolete.
It’s a good initiative, but is it really worth at this time?
I am not entirely sure to be honest. We do have some apps that does this such as RedReader and Infinity anonymous mode, but I can’t shake the fact that Reddit will just do their best to break it.
Just seen YouTube and how they keep breaking 3rd party apps constantly with constant site changes (it actually is broken today due to changes again).
It’s a good idea and initiative, but at this point, I am just patching infinity.
Added an edit to my post. Hope this helps.