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by 7bit 8mo ago
I don't agree with your argument, but I don't want to debate that. But let's say I agree: That still is not censorship.
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by 7bit 8mo ago
Complexity is the reason your car doesn't drink fuel like people drink water and also the reason there's vastly less severe accidents than 60 years ago.
213.
by 7bit 8mo ago
Another one who fails to read past my first sentence...
214.
by 7bit 8mo ago
Did you read past the first sentence I wrote? ASCII does not work for any country than the US, making it a shit encoding.
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by 7bit 8mo ago
Which is okay. But don't pretend otherwise.
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by 7bit 8mo ago
Those poor users. If they want to remove the fourth wheel from their car, they will bump into some issues. Who cares.
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by 7bit 8mo ago
Exactly. Any company promoting their values lost all credibility. It's just corporate lies until they find an investor. And I hate being treated like a child and lied to. Just tell me that you're waiting for the money shot and t
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by 7bit 8mo ago
The very fact that UTF-8 itself discouraged from using the BOM is just so alien to me. I understand they want it to be the last encoding and therefore not in need of a explicit indicator, but as it currently IS NOT the only encoding that is
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by 7bit 8mo ago
Every car manufacturer has a catalog of spare parts you can order. I really don't understand what you're on about with your post.
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by 7bit 8mo ago
Censorship is one of these words that get slapped on anything. Filtering one port is not censorship. Not even close.
221.
by 7bit 8mo ago
I've never been to a town square where I had to let some random person photograph my face or tell me to leave.
222.
by 7bit 8mo ago
Value-focused organizations mean nothing to me. They throw out their values as soon as they are in the way of financial success.
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by 7bit 8mo ago
Okay, a
224.
by 7bit 8mo ago
Websites blocking FIDO vendors is nothing new. In corporate environments this may be necessary. Imagine a 2-tiered environment where generally all vendors are allowed (no blocks) for accessing tier-1 information, but to access tier-2 you ne
225.
by 7bit 8mo ago
What a toxic response.
226.
by 7bit 8mo ago
There's nothing in the reply that suggests sarcasm. How do you expect people who don't already know the answer, to identify the response as sarcasm?
227.
by 7bit 8mo ago
The don't need you to believe it. They just need themselves to hear say it.
228.
by 7bit 8mo ago
You age much faster when older. Don't read too much into it
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by 7bit 8mo ago
No, a bakery using Shopify will not spare them having these documents. You show a respectable amount of ignorance only to then claim GDPR won't be a hassle in this case. It absolutely is a hassle, which you would know, had you familiar
230.
by 7bit 8mo ago
User critisised missing transparency and trust. Company apologises for delay. The comedic timing is insane.
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by 7bit 8mo ago
I hope these are the correct English translation: Record of processing activities, data processing agreements, consent documentation, technical and organisational measures, data protection impact assessment, data retention and deletion conc
232.
by 7bit 8mo ago
You have not read a word of what I was writing...
233.
by 7bit 8mo ago
The issue lies somewhere in between. I agree that businesses who unlawfully sell your data or do not implement a minimum of security measures should be punished hard. I also agree that a flat 5000 € is problematic. Not because I believe tha
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by 7bit 8mo ago
Checksums are useless in this case. The binary would have to be signed and the installation routine would have to check that the new binary would have been signed with the certificate. That adds complexity, but would have thwarted this spec
235.
by 7bit 8mo ago
Infra-Red is light. How is it possible that an IR remote controls a device downstairs?
236.
by 7bit 9mo ago
You could install a door. Then again, who am I telling people what to do.
237.
by 7bit 9mo ago
- NAT is not a firewall. A firewall is a firewall. - NAT is not better than a firewall. - NAT does not replace a firewall.
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by 7bit 9mo ago
This rethoric is destructive and threatens society and democracy alike. Apple is not just some company that you can just opt out of, if you're working in a certain field. Just like you can't opt out to YouTube if you're a con
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by 7bit 9mo ago
All I ever wanted my entire life. I feel whole again. Thank you Googool
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by 7bit 9mo ago
Citing PulseAudio adds nothing here. Distros decided to ship it early, just like systemd later ... that choice wasn’t pushed by Poettering. Dragging in an earlier project without making an actual technical or governance argument is just cha

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