Aaargh20318

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by Aaargh20318 1y ago
> The news is not real life. Wow. Has anyone informed the people getting killed in conflicts all over the world of this?
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by Aaargh20318 1y ago
Far from it. But you only have to watch the news to see the world is a shithole and people are the worst.
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by Aaargh20318 1y ago
You can think that but you’d be wrong.
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by Aaargh20318 1y ago
> You’re weird. The vast majority of instagram using women take so many photos that the joke is that “the camera eats first”. I’m not a woman nor do i use instagram or any other kind of social media.
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by Aaargh20318 1y ago
If I take a picture I’m not in it. If someone else takes a picture they don’t share it with me. How would I get pictures for a profile?
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by Aaargh20318 1y ago
From the article: > (…) pictures also give lots of information about important non-superficial things, like your personality, values, social class, and lifestyle. This is the one thing that puzzles me most about dating apps: where do all
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by Aaargh20318 1y ago
> Of course, also respecting a Do-Not-Track header and avoiding the cookie banner entirely while not tracking the user, would be even better Best way to get rid of the cookie banner is to just forbid tracking completely. Given a free cho
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by Aaargh20318 1y ago
You may want to check if you have one of the app listed here[1] on your system. Electron based apps cause a huge system wide lag on macOS 26 due to the use of a private macOS API[2]. This bug has been fixed in Electron but not all Electron-
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by Aaargh20318 1y ago
This. Took me a while to realize you have to scroll down, not up.
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by Aaargh20318 1y ago
Even if it was relatively simple and security was lax you have to question why they targeted the Louvre. You can’t fence these items because of how high-profile they are. You can melt them down and sell the gold, but you’d destroy a lot of
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by Aaargh20318 1y ago
FNIRSI FNB58 might do what you want.
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by Aaargh20318 1y ago
No Apple Store near me so I’ve only dealt with their mail-in support.
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by Aaargh20318 1y ago
Every time I had to send in an iDevice for repair they required me to factory-reset it before sending it in. They never asked me for passcodes.
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by Aaargh20318 1y ago
> Apple's position is technically noble, but that doesn't help their users. The alternative doesn’t help either. That’s the approach Microsoft has taken and look what a mess Windows is because of it.
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by Aaargh20318 1y ago
> Why can't we continue with an open web standard? The EU wallet does use an open standard, and the wallet app itself is developed in public as open source.
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by Aaargh20318 1y ago
Then you can't use this method of identification, just like you can't use it now. Surely it won't be the only way to identify yourself online. If this provides a frictionless way to do this for 95% of people then it's al
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by Aaargh20318 1y ago
On iOS 26 you can do basically the same thing. Take a screenshot (power button + volume up), click the thumbnail of the screenshot that appears. You'll see the screenshot full screen and there is a 'translate' button (along s
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by Aaargh20318 1y ago
The wallet app can be started using a QR code. You can then finish the verification on your phone and continue on the desktop website/app/whatever.
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by Aaargh20318 1y ago
Related to this is the omitting of units. I encountered something like this in the Android SDK (years ago, dunno if it’s still like this). setFontSize(float): sets the font size. Cool. Sets the font size in what? Points? Pixels? De
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by Aaargh20318 1y ago
It's an AEG AX91-604DG
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by Aaargh20318 1y ago
I have an air purifier in my bedroom. It measures PM1, PM2.5 and PM10 as well as TVOC (Total volatile organic components) and adjusts it's air intake according to the air quality. Usually it runs at very low speed and is inaudible, eve
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by Aaargh20318 1y ago
I'm not saying that Google cares, just that the claim that it's not a problem on PCs is false.
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by Aaargh20318 1y ago
What makes you think that people are sensible about installing shit on their personal computers?
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by Aaargh20318 1y ago
> Cheapest Fiat Panda seems to go for €14,700 Cheapest Fiat Panda goes for €19,990 in my country. Taxes on new cars are enormous here. That seems to be the only ICE model they still sell, and for how long will they stil sell that? The ev
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by Aaargh20318 1y ago
> For your use case, the Citroen Ami is comfortably sub 10k. That car is not suitable for my use-case. Any situation where I would use that car is one where I would use my e-bike instead. I basically use my car for those occasions where
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by Aaargh20318 1y ago
> Because you're potentially moving several thousand kilos at huge speed No, I’m not. My current car weighs less than a thousand kilos (945 to be precise) and the speed limit in basically the entire city is 30km/h. Newer cars a
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by Aaargh20318 1y ago
> “Cars must include modern life‑saving tech like automatic braking and lane‑keeping.” I rarely drive my car. When I do, 99% of the time it's within a few kilometers of my house. I have no need for lane keeping or automatic braking
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by Aaargh20318 1y ago
> just buying what you need every day Not just for the whole day, I ofter make a trip in the morning for breakfast/lunch and another in the evening to get whatever I need for dinner.
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by Aaargh20318 1y ago
> Supermarkets that have a step-less escalator (e.g. to go to the parking lot in the basement) also use these locking wheels to make sure the cart never moves on the escalator. we have a Jumbo near here that is below a parking garage and
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by Aaargh20318 1y ago
I’m not sure what that would solve? Your API call is still broken. Best case you’re serving stale data.

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