9 comments

  • e2le 0 minutes ago
    I'd hesitate to say the memory used by the filesystem cache is unused.
  • bstsb 2 hours ago
    the ridiculous "no ad blocker" full-screen modal that's unclosable led me down a rabbit hole there - turns out there's some obfuscated script from "Ad Shield" which replaces the whole site with an iframe if you dare to block their domain, "html-load.com", which proxies ad networks.

    fortunately one can just run debugger; to stop it early

    • BrandoElFollito 36 minutes ago
      I noticed it on several completely unrelated sites since a few days. I've never seen it before.

      I was wondering if they're was some kind of consolidation/buyoff of pro-ad-protection services.

    • braiamp 10 minutes ago
      Or... one run noscript
  • ChrisArchitect 21 minutes ago
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  • dmitrygr 12 minutes ago
    I am sad that it is not configured to actually email him by default
  • Jamesbeam 35 minutes ago
    All your RAM are belong to us

    I am an old-school guy. I don’t send them emails with unused RAM, I just fax them a printout of the script so they have to physically look at it and remove it before it goes in the trash. Bonus points if you send it to legal. Legal always has a fax machine.

    With what people at OpenAI make per hour, every fax costs them thousands of dollars in labor costs, wasting all their precious resources one toner cartridge at a time in the process.

    I am just making proper use of all that underutilised toner.

    • kraken_cult 26 minutes ago
      This guy knows what's up.
      • spearfish 20 minutes ago
        No toner on fax machines, just forever chemical paper that slowly muders their employees.
        • Jamesbeam 9 minutes ago
          Obviously you do not know my trusty battle fax. The Brother Laser Fax 2840.

          22 direct-dial and 200 speed-dial entries. Broadcast to up to 272 participants. Sexy.

          Lots of companies still use Laserfax. dr2200 toner cartridge is 40 bucks for 12k pages.

    • subarctic 5 minutes ago
      If you're going to that trouble you may as well create a DOI number for it so they think it's a rare book and scan and destroy it.
  • altcognito 2 hours ago
    What are the chances that they already do this :) Well, probably not given how much memory the harnesses use. (Claude too in fairness)
  • badgersnake 2 hours ago
    I didn’t think we’d get to the point where all compute is headed for the data centre and normal people don’t get to have anything bigger than a phone but here we are.
    • usui 30 minutes ago
      Kind of inevitable when you realize how much people are naturally willing to give up computational sovereignty for the sake of convenience and psychological safety espousing values claiming the opposite, and it's still the case despite everything that's happened so far
      • xg15 19 minutes ago
        I don't think there is a lot of conscious choice here: If at some point, anything more complex than a phone would be phased out or become unaffordable for consumers, that's not because consumers had somehow collectively voted they only want phones from now on.
  • realist_not 2 hours ago
    Wouldn't unused RAM infuriate him more ?