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by Aissen 5y ago
I'm guessing, based on the screenshot, that you'll only be able to use a third party payment system if you use a special API that will let Google know of every transaction. I'm also guessing that this means that third party p
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by Aissen 5y ago
Did they just announce that they'll simply comply with EU right to repair law ?
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Signing Git Commits with SSH Keys(blog.dbrgn.ch)
3 points by Aissen 5y ago|0 comments
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by Aissen 5y ago
The big news here is not only the publicly available top 10, (only available while logged-in before, and re-shared by scrapers). It's also the worldwide weekly viewing hours, a metric tailored for Netflix investors (an equivalent to th
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Weekly Top 10 lists of the most-watched TV and films(top10.netflix.com)
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by Aissen 5y ago
It was heavily discussed previously. In particular, it triggered this response from Rust contributor withoutboats: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26410487 And this blog post from someone who did spend a lot of time wo
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Anker CEO on growing to 3000 people, GaN3, fake reviews, chip shortages, etc.(theverge.com)
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by Aissen 5y ago
It's true, it's heavily unfair that the tech giants have better access to manufacturing, etc. And while I 100% agree with @scott_w's sibling comment, this not even the only factor. How many people do you think they have dedic
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by Aissen 5y ago
If you look at sales chart, Sony is selling as many PS5 as they sold PS4 during the same launch period. It's just that demand is higher; the fact that they are able to make as much during a chip shortage says a lot of their supply chai
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by Aissen 5y ago
Excerpt: So we looked further, and what we found, chilled us to our bones: we were staring at the very moment the attacker gained the knowledge they needed. At a public conference, where a speaker from the company was talking abo
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Peeking through logs(asylum.madhouse-project.org)
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by Aissen 5y ago
Thanks for the clarification, I only remembered the "locked" behavior, and that seems to be what is discussed in the article (see main screenshot). I agree that closing without locking is a good enough middleground (i.e same as ta
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by Aissen 5y ago
stale bot does more than closing. It also locks issues; that is the gist of the discussion here. If projects want to treat issues as tasks, then they should at least auto-convert any locked issue into a forum post; or use appropriate taggin
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by Aissen 5y ago
> Apple's bread and butter is iOS gaming (where it takes in more game profit than Sony, Microsoft, Nintendo and Activision combined) rather than Any source on this "game profit" metric ? It seems plausible, but I was looki
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by Aissen 5y ago
This part of the article was particularly cringe. People don't seem to realize how much of a tech prowess it is that x86 builds of those two games are even running at an acceptable framerate . That said, it's been a year since th
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The QUIC API OpenSSL will not provide(daniel.haxx.se)
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Israel and France hold secret talks to end NSO spyware crisis(axios.com)
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The Day I *Almost* Rage-Quit Amazon(index.medium.com)
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by Aissen 5y ago
I read in a pop science magazine that their are multiple trials in that direction. It could indeed be revolutionary.
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Cumex Files: at least 150B€ in tax money stolen worldwide(correctiv.org)
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Google publishes Pixel 6 exploded views, seemingly to uphold French repair law(twitter.com)
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by Aissen 5y ago
That's 125 ns per IO, on a single CPU core, with two devices. Mind boggling.
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by Aissen 5y ago
This is the company that blocked Ninite from having automated Flash installs, so… more of the same from Adobe ?
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by Aissen 5y ago
Yeah, that's precisely this type of guessing I wanted to avoid :-). YouTube supports 60fps uploads, although this one does not seem available in a 60fps format. And of course there's the possibility of pre-processing :-)
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by Aissen 5y ago
This is incredibly nice, but I kept wondering how it looked like in real time. 6000 fps is a lot , so how much is it slowed down ? 100x ? (6000 -> 60 fps?)
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by Aissen 5y ago
Yeah, this situation is quite frustrating.
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by Aissen 5y ago
Yes, you design for what you can order instead of ordering what's in your design.
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by Aissen 5y ago
> Was just on phone with someone who works for FB who described employees unable to enter buildings this morning to begin to evaluate extent of outage because their badges weren’t working to access doors. https://twitter.com&#
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by Aissen 5y ago
Re: Alt+H ; it's the same for Alt+O on Firefox.
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by Aissen 5y ago
It should have come back. If not, it's probably a bug, but good luck trying to report that to Netflix.

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