Why does hardware need to exist for this concept to be applied at the most minimal level?

Couldn’t one train the mouth movement from your stander Apple MacBook m1-x built-in webcam?

Feels like a much easier solution. I could try it from your landing page…

This is correct, Google/FAANG can no longer keep all the H1B employees they had housed under there umbrella for 10+ years.

They are not allowed to sink their free cash into R&D and not get heavily taxed for it anymore. Wouldn't the same apply to AI capex?

Didn't the R&D tax law revert back with OBBBA?

>> The original RuntimeUrl path was no longer validated, and as a result, you could perform that attack again. I would include some pictures, but they would be the same pictures as above, so you can just imagine them.

Such kindness & grace shown by the author. He/she could have ripped azure furthermore so easily.

I can empathize entirely. After writing a scraper for html in C, outputting html in C is a piece of cake.

The original author was blogging just a couple days prior to his death. Rest in peace

https://itila.blogspot.com/2015/09/what-do-you-tell-children...

This is awesome!

One could also have their preferred AI draft + deploy the white paper prior to flush.

Can somebody care to explain if the 2013 and 2006 refer to IDs or reference to past years.

This. Comment. ^ is going to change my life.

Thank you!! I had no idea, and this is such an elegant fix.

There are many paywalls that send all the content in the html and then hide it with a script.

However there are many more properly implemented paywalls that send only a few lines of content and you don't find the content even on the archive sites.

There are several variations of those schemes. Sometimes there is text but not images. Sometimes the first party js is fine and you have to block some of the third party js.

Sometimes the content is in a JSON blob.

Sometimes the reader mode trick works but only for a short while before the js paywall removes it (the sibling comment hints about it.)

You have to experiment with each site.

“Refresh, and quickly just click the reader button as the page loads slow on mobile, anyways”

In Safari (on iOS and macOS), you can go into site settings and choose "use reader mode when available" and it automatically opens straight into it. After doing that for a while, you'll have it on for the most common news sites you get linked to.