@AkomoCombine lot of people think malware detection = their devices are being scanned for virus like a virus scanner app/software does
Thats not the case malware detection, or blocker, is just a layer of protection against malware it doesn't scan your device for malware
Misleading people in other words
@TwistedWhim @AkomoCombine @99reasons4truth
Imo you don't need all they whistles and bells features - all they do is uae up resources and can have a big impact of devices especially the mid/low range devices
They add they features and say it helps with security and stops malware etc.... Blah blah its basically nonsense and a sales tactic
A VPN should just be a vpn and stay in its lane 😆
@TwistedWhim @AkomoCombine @99reasons4truth @th3j35t3r
And their secure DNS blocking ads/trackers rocks - guide to set that up per device - works at an OS level via device settings
@TwistedWhim @AkomoCombine @99reasons4truth @th3j35t3r
Will say proton offers a free service for their vpn so you can test before subscribing - which is a good thing you are limited with features but still a good thing to try 1st
Mullvad I prefer cause of the price and no actual subscription so your not locked into 12+mth to get a better price - like a lot of vpn services do "offer deal" to lock you in or pay more usually double more
@AkomoCombine @TwistedWhim @99reasons4truth @th3j35t3r
Mulvard I use mainly now - have uses proton no issues with it but price wise Mulvard wins £5 a month for ALL
@AkomoCombine @99reasons4truth
Mulvard
1. No issues
2. Easy to use, nothing complicated, easy UI
3. Monthly payments, no subscription, one price for ALL £5 a month, can even pay with actual cash, and via google pay
https://mullvad.net/en/pricing
Also if you don't use Mulvard you can still use their secure DNS for blocking ads & trackers etc free
Family-friendly DNS content blocking now added to our Encrypted DNS service
Handy for devices when not connected to vpn
@MgBarbatos ikr a new one indeed
They trace what little we know of his origins, his life in the gladiator school where he led a kitchen revolution and escaped with a cohort of other enslaved fighters before raising an army to fight a revolt that pushed the Roman Empire to the brink. From the Roman retaliation to the grisly fate that met the survivors, Dan and Rhiannon unravel the fact from the fiction.
Spartacus is probably the most famous gladiator in history but how much of his legend is actually true? Dan is joined by Dr Rhiannon Evans, from Melbourne’s Le Trobe University, a leading expert in Ancient History and one of the hosts of the Emperors of Rome podcast to find out.
Check out this Podcast: Gladiators: The Real Spartacus
Meanwhile: in the world of #AI
Google Gemini tells grad student to 'please die' while helping with his homework
https://theregister.com/2024/11/15/google_gemini_prompt_bad_response/
@aasteppin @kel valid point
Alternative reality just like alternative facts
xAI has also been added to the complaint as a new plaintiff, alongside former OpenAI board member Shivon Zilis — an executive at Musk’s Neuralink company and mother of three of his 12 children
More here
https://www.theverge.com/2024/11/15/24297271/elon-musk-openai-microsoft-amended-lawsuit
And so it begins << the agenda
Elon Musk has updated his fraud, breach of contract, and racketeering lawsuit against OpenAI to make antitrust claims against Microsoft, accusing the two companies of attempting to “monopolize the generative AI market.” The amended complaint filed on Thursday names Microsoft as a new defendant, as well as LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman and Microsoft VP Dee Templeton, a former OpenAI board member.
(lawsuit PDF)
@AkomoCombine @kel but why no hover-boards
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