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by Aachen 1y ago
I don't doubt there will have been sporadic examples of this, but what points to this "often" being the case? It seems like a tactic that wouldn't often pay off, since DDoS mitigation rarely involves relaxing security sy
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by Aachen 1y ago
When the deed is illegal in both places, they can be tried under either jurisdiction and convicted instead of continuing to roam free and fuck up the open web for everyone else. Yes I do think we'd want that Borders currently get in th
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by Aachen 1y ago
Yes, I think I'll have to do the same. I've been in the market for a new phone but the one I had pretty much settled on removed the option to update the boot verification chain so I'm obviously not buying that. Might as well
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by Aachen 1y ago
Until there are no banks left to switch to Maybe this sounds dark but see also how the net is tightening around phones that allow you to run open firmware after you've bought the hardware for the full and fair price. We're slowly
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by Aachen 1y ago
The others answered the question, but I wanted to add that this is "new English" to me as well (also non native though). I first saw it in chats with mostly teenagers in ~2021, where I've also learned "let's go&quot
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by Aachen 1y ago
Oh! I thought I had found the crucial piece finally after ~500 words, but there's indeed better news in the section after that! Thanks, I can go sleep with a more optimistic feeling now :) Also this will kill any impetus that was growi
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by Aachen 1y ago
Edit: be sure to read geoffschmidt's reply below /edit The buried lede: > a dedicated account type for students and hobbyists. This will allow you to distribute your creations to a limited number of devices without going throug
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by Aachen 1y ago
The person above said "run", not "install". I don't build my own car either. But in this case it's more of a marketing/discoverability problem than a knowledge gap on setting it up because it's nearly
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by Aachen 1y ago
There's also one with Fernfusion (as a reference to the sun, made clear with a depiction) but I don't remember if it continues as "yes please" or "no thanks". I guess the former for solar power fans and the lat
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by Aachen 1y ago
Being childlike is what makes us able to live in a society. We explore new things, don't stop learning, and forgive mistakes made along the way. Like wolves, who started being more like how they are in their puppy phase (playful, frien
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by Aachen 1y ago
My (grand)parents like their FOSS launcher, gallery, and chat client just fine. I've had zero questions about how Signal works, but a bunch about how to deal with the OS' pre-installed garbage spawning notifications about this or
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by Aachen 1y ago
Fortunately for those who like laws having an effect, that's not factoring in the deterrence aspect of the first (few) toothpull event(s) It's the law that's the issue. Avoiding enforcement only works until people actually ca
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by Aachen 1y ago
Exactly! I didn't get that logic either
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by Aachen 1y ago
New strawman! Now it's no longer "Gates changed his mind on it being an existential crisis" but "Gates wants population control" The source again doesn't check out. He says: - the formula at ~4:21: more people
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by Aachen 1y ago
In the EU/EEA or where?
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by Aachen 1y ago
> no electrical equipment can be "disposable", it should all be recyclable Disposable paper wrappers can be recycled. Is there no disposable paper anymore now?
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by Aachen 1y ago
Please also cite where he allegedly said that it's a doomsday event before you put up the strawman and debunk it with "look even this guy changed his mind" Edit: The only concrete thing I've found in trying to seek throu
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by Aachen 1y ago
GP already replied in a sibling comment, so all I can add is another article about this in case you want to read more about it with concrete numbers: https://wimvanderbauwhede.codeberg.page/articles/frugal-comp...
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by Aachen 1y ago
If you get it working. They don't seem to have an own website, the publisher links to Steam as the only place to purchase it, and Steam says it's only supported on Windows. Surely you can work around it with VMs, emulation, or oth
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by Aachen 1y ago
I've been using map.meurisse.org for probably >10 years now, if distance measurement is all you need! I also really like the scroll behavior there, no waiting for the previous zoom level to animate before it lets you zoom to e.g. ci
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by Aachen 1y ago
Including falling back to third-party hosting when relevant. One doesn't exclude the other My experience with self hosting has been that, at least when you keep the services independent, downtime is not more common than in hosted envir
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by Aachen 1y ago
The engineers can walk up to the system and do whatever they need to fix them. At least, that's how we self host in the office. If your organisation hosts it far away then yeah, it's not self hosted but remote hosted
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by Aachen 1y ago
Self hosting is golden. Sadly we already feel like we have too many services for our company's size, and the sensitivity of vulnerabilities in customer systems precludes unencrypted comms. IRC+TLS could be used but we also regularly se
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by Aachen 1y ago
Signal is down from several vantage points and accounts in Europe, I'd guess because of this dependence on Amazon overseas We're having fun figuring out how to communicate amongst colleagues now! It's when it's gone when
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by Aachen 1y ago
I think cops here can pull anyone over any time for a check of driver's license and car papers, also outside of a checkpoint. To look in your trunk or do other actions, they need suspicion though, but that's extremely easily obtai
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by Aachen 1y ago
Because it's about the free exchange of information, not another trade war
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by Aachen 1y ago
We're a small business, <10FTE, and have no cookie notice at all. We don't track people.
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by Aachen 1y ago
From the linked document (in German for some reason, so I skimmed it as best I could), it sounds like the device will generate a password and you need to enter it on your phone. So symmetric encryption, not trusting the server to distribute
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by Aachen 1y ago
Here in the Netherlands, the government gave them away for free They're also illegal because you're not allowed to film public spaces without a good reason (it's up to the judge and case law to decide, e.g. if there has been
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by Aachen 1y ago
If I can see them, they can see me. No need to walk onto anyone's property, the whole point (for me at least) is to map things that surveil public spaces It's more casual than surveying e.g. addresses that may be hard to see if th

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