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i686-powered lia

It's crazy that in the context of my #web experience, @marginalia went from a fun but ultimately impractical diversion to literally the only way the #internet is browsable for me now.

Try using any #searchEngine to look up any broad question that's #tech, #household or #life related. Almost all results will be extremely verbose, LLM generated, pointless (and/or product ads).

On #Marginalia, I found real, human-written and most importantly, *useful* information immediately.

#MarginaliaSearch
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dreamchipper

„Internet Artifacts“

Neal Agarwal hat unter dem Titel #Internet #Artifacts interaktive #Meilensteine der #Internetgeschichte zusammengestellt, begleitet von englischen Kurztexten.

Die Sammlung umfasst technische Neuerungen wie MP3 und IRC sowie humorvolle Videos, darunter „What is Internet, anyway?“ mit einer Talkshow-Diskussion über die Funktionsweise des Internets.

neal.fun/internet-artifacts/

#fedilz #bluelz #geschichte #informatik

Danke an @ct_Magazin

neal.funInternet ArtifactsBrowse through the old internet
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Otis Scops aka Crash Course

This is the modern internet area, where information is available everywhere for everyone:

451: Unavailable for legal reasons
We recognise you are attempting to access this website from a country belonging to the European Economic Area (EEA) including the EU which enforces the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and therefore cannot grant you access at this time. For any issues, e-mail us at or call us at .

(When accessing an US? Site)

#freedom#info#internet
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CornOnTheGob

#question #didyouknow #todayilearned #til

Windows is reinstating Recall,
Snapshots of screen saved every 3 seconds and fed to AI.
Previously introduced in May, 2024 to some backlash.

(...)"a gold mine for malicious insiders, criminals, or nation-state spies if they managed to gain even brief administrative access to a Windows device."
(...)"nothing stopping Recall from preserving sensitive disappearing content sent through privacy-protecting messengers such as Signal."
(...)"Windows 11 Build 26100.3902 preview version. Over time, the feature will be rolled out more broadly."
(...)"That would indiscriminately hoover up all kinds of User A's sensitive material, including photos, passwords, medical conditions, and encrypted videos and messages."
(...)"That level of detailed archival material will undoubtedly be subject to subpoena by lawyers and governments."

etc. etc.
Yeah...

Image says- That groan you hear is users’ reaction to Recall going back into Windows Snapshotting and AI processing a screen every 3 seconds. What could possibly go wrong? Dan Goodin – Apr 11, 2025 2:45 pm | 157 The Recall feature as it currently exists in Windows 11 24H2 preview builds. Credit: Andrew Cunningham Security and privacy advocates are girding themselves for another uphill battle against Recall, the AI tool rolling out in Windows 11 that will screenshot, index, and store everything a user does every three seconds. When Recall was first introduced in May 2024, security practitioners roundly castigated it for creating a gold mine for malicious insiders, criminals, or nation-state spies if they managed to gain even brief administrative access to a Windows device. Privacy advocates warned that Recall was ripe for abuse in intimate partner violence settings. They also noted that there was nothing stopping Recall from preserving sensitive disappearing content sent through privacy-protecting messengers such as Signal. (...) later stated "First, even if User A never opts in to Recall, they have no control over the setting on the machines of Users B through Z. That means anything User A sends them will be screenshotted, processed with optical character recognition and Copilot AI, and then stored in an indexed database on the other users’ devices." -from arstechnica, bad scripts. You get no link.
#microsoft#windows#os
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David Megginson

The Internet is the so-called information. superhighway, okay? Thousands and thousands of computer systems, all connected by a Telnet system. It is worldwide. On that highway are millions of turn-offs, places to go.

A young, supposedly techie character trying to explain websites in a 1999 novel by Michael Connelly. 🙂

#internet#web#tech
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