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by Algent 3y ago
Most EU regulations let manufacturers self certify they are observing them. This should come with heavy testing but sadly this is so irregular you can get away with a lot. A few years ago a French tech journal caught several huge chinese PS
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by Algent 3y ago
Yep I agree, if you posted on a specific subreddit this is already personal information about yourself. There is no way they are not violating GDPR if they deny a request to delete (but I guess they can block direct deletion in bad faith an
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by Algent 3y ago
Oh I completely agree this would be the most stupid thing they could do. I wrote it because this is something I can picture happening at some point (I do expect the protest to multiply), you say they don't own the community but I'
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by Algent 3y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if so many big subreddits being dark is causing issues around denied API calls. As for the forced reopening, beside the conspiracy this is something that could happen. It's a private company, moderator on s
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by Algent 3y ago
I completely agree, when he did that is was pretty funny (but a little pathetic he didn't dare to ban these users or this sub, either for money or political reasons). Users reacted poorly and "shocked" site wide somehow that
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by Algent 3y ago
Agreed, fine on net income is meaningless it just mean it won't hurt. Should be at least 10% of revenue like antitrust tend to do, this would make anyone think twice.
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by Algent 3y ago
I wouldn't say seamlessly but it run okay yeah. There is a digital foundry video already on the technical side of thing, apparently it's using AMD FSR1
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by Algent 3y ago
It's frightening how Microsoft, a company well known for decades of history of being anti consumer and shady managed to get a large vocal part of the internet to vocally defend them going for a monopoly in video game editing. As if the
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by Algent 3y ago
I miss the 16/10 era of monitors so much. I saw it advertised as a feature in some recent laptop.
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by Algent 3y ago
This isn't that simple, Youtube having a legal existence in many countries they have to respect more than just US laws.
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by Algent 4y ago
I'm not sure why any business would trust Microsoft with anything. They have decades of history of finding loophole into any contract or just outright breaking deals. On their gaming branch they managed to repaint themselves as saint t
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by Algent 4y ago
The second sentence feel like the plane names got swapped, it's the only way this would make any sense.
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by Algent 4y ago
I'll never understand how US court system basically allow you to randomly force anyone unrelated to a case into it and suffer the legal cost. It make it so easy to weaponize any case to your advantage.
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by Algent 4y ago
Ok I see, I understood the first sentence like you then but wasn't sure what was the point of a blanket statement there. I do feel like this this is something measurable with tool it could be easy to prove but I guess this isn't t
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by Algent 4y ago
They 100% need the phone number for some of the base features like imessage. The location however without the "find my phone" it shouldn't have a reason, I guess it's to allow them to put on the map any apple tags you ha
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by Algent 4y ago
> When you put your phone in airplane mode, you are simply telling your phone's OS to stop using the mobile network. The baseband system is still on and can be pinged by the mobile network. I just started reading and there is alread
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by Algent 4y ago
> What exactly separates a "cult" from any other church? Usually the difference between a cult and a sect is how hard it is to leave it. church more usually define practice of the "established religions" or as long as
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by Algent 4y ago
Does dns filtering work well with android ? I've noticed most of the recent android based handled scanner we got at office refuse to even use our dhcp provided dns including to resolve local address (forcing us to use IP instead of dns
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by Algent 4y ago
I know mine still refuse to pass on an area where it got stuck once and I can't find how to reset this area to tell it's safe again.
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by Algent 4y ago
Also had terrible experience with that last year, brand new X570 constantly crashing after a year, found a capacitor leaking they kept the card for two week and sent it back without any change and with the shipping sticker directly on the b
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by Algent 4y ago
I have concern about the source website, seem to aggregate climate change denier oriented news. But about these number it's true, lot of maintenance is usually pushed back to the summer so it's ready to take the high load of heate
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by Algent 4y ago
> Since the Ukraine crisis the EU is relabeling everything ESG I remember reading about the "relabeling" long before UK crisis. It started as Germany wanting to label gas as green to defend their high interest in Russian gas an
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by Algent 4y ago
I wonder if this is why I have some intermittent issues with my jabra headset. Since I'm using a mx anywhere in Bluetooth at the same time. It's not often and usually solved by power cycling the headset.
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by Algent 4y ago
You can read it on the page using the "view more". Seem to be about asking if it's really ok to waste non renewable energy on this versus facilities that use "cleaner" approach. It also imply crypto mining create va
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by Algent 5y ago
Agreed, it work impressively well on my very average specs office laptop. It doesn't have any GPU yet it even stayed quiet.
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by Algent 5y ago
Sadly probably nothing it's just the natural cycle of things. fextralife became popular as the go to wiki for soul-type game by copy pasting data from the original wikis and using aggressive marketing oriented tricks to get put above o
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by Algent 5y ago
Windows Update should behave differently depending on what it's handling. If it's signed by MS sure go on, if it's a simple signed driver file maybe directly load it too. But for anything else always request admin credentials
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by Algent 5y ago
With modern high end smartphone it's the same issue. At best you get 2 years of patchs now, which is ridiculous because they really expect people to be able to afford >700€ phones that often.
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by Algent 5y ago
His numbers aren't false for France. I don't have my last payslip on hand right now but it show cost for employer and it's roughly the double of what you get after taxes. Something like 3k€/month before tax turn into aro
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by Algent 5y ago
> the most destructive person to have ever lived I'm not sure if we can that easily pin the responsibility on a single person and not on every single one who still continue to go for PoW while knowing how destructive it is.

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