AnssiH

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by AnssiH 6y ago
Familiarity with tooling, as I'm using Fedora as my desktop distro.
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by AnssiH 6y ago
Is it better than gnash and lightspark?
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I haven't encountered such issues with LG C9. I don't need to touch the settings on my TV when enabling/disabling Windows HDR (which puts my TV in HDR mode), the previous SDR-mode desktop brightness is achieved in HDR mode ju
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by AnssiH 6y ago
> I wonder if it the same flaw applies to HDR.. apps would look extra bright. No, apps on Windows HDR look normal unless they are HDR-aware and use the "extra brightness".
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by AnssiH 6y ago
Yep, that part might be unique to Apple. Possibly.
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by AnssiH 6y ago
When still talking about mixed SDR+HDR content on a HDR display having differently mapped whites, the article says: > it’s strange and new, and possibly unique to Apple. But that is exactly how Windows 10 does it with HDR displays, too.
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by AnssiH 6y ago
Finland, too, I believe.
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by AnssiH 6y ago
Netflix content contracts are typically fixed-fee ones (source: https://ir.netflix.net/ir-overview/top-investor-questions/de... section "How do you account for streaming content licensing?"). The provide
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by AnssiH 6y ago
The review you post against a product would apply to all sellers, not just the one you tried to buy one from. That's why the separate seller-specific ratings exist for seller-specific issues.
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by AnssiH 6y ago
> So how is dropping privileges done correctly to avoid getting killed by the user? For this case of temporarily lowering access rights to avoid user loading unauthorized files, by only setting effective user id (EUID) (or filesystem use
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by AnssiH 6y ago
That's expected. Product reviews must be about the product in the listing, and you didn't actually receive it so you can't reasonably review it. Product reviews are not seller-specific so fulfillment issues cannot be describe
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by AnssiH 6y ago
I often find these HP ink plan headlines clickbaity. They make it sound like your printer stops working unless you pay a monthly fee. In reality, you can still buy standalone ink cartridges as normal, no one is forcing you to go for a month
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Amazon wants to win over Sweden. The Swedes have other ideas(wired.co.uk)
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by AnssiH 6y ago
Personally, I think this proposal does not mean much unless it actually passes parliament, which I find very unlikely (if it actually bans encryption like the title suggests, that is).
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Well, Europe, as they have several members from non-EU countries (Bosnia-Herzegovina, Norway, Switzerland).
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Partially. The other reason is simply to remove clutter in UI. You can get more tracks to appear if you change Netflix UI language in settings, as described here in 2015 by Netflix CPO: https://www.quora.com/Why-arent-all-su
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by AnssiH 6y ago
Aren't there non-HDCP splitters around that only allow unprotected content through? (I don't know, but I had thought so)
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On my Android Chrome those characters are indeed not rendered specially.
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by AnssiH 6y ago
The police have received over 13500 crime reports already, so this may well become the largest Finnish criminal case in history in terms of number of victims (Finnish source: https://www.hs.fi/kotimaa/art-2000006702261.
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by AnssiH 6y ago
Yes, AFAIK there is no local payment network in Finland (unless it is completely hidden from users and merchants somehow), and Finnish cards are definitely not co-branded. The Nets rate for non-Finnish in-EU debit cards is 0.51% and for non
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by AnssiH 6y ago
That may be true for ecommerce. But for physical card-present EMV transactions the rates are typically under 1% in Finland, see comparison: http://www.maksupaatevertailu.fi/ (in Finnish) Nets is the most common physical mer
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by AnssiH 6y ago
> Ecommerce uses the pull model almost exclusively This varies by country - the majority of e-commerce retail transactions here in Finland operate on a push model - in checkout you get redirected to your bank or wallet provider where you
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by AnssiH 6y ago
If you are in EU, you can make a request for not-included-in-Takeout data here: https://support.google.com/policies/contact/sar
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by AnssiH 6y ago
There is no need to resync audio if all the components (capture hardware, drivers, software) in your capture setup work properly together, i.e. audio and video are captured synced and with correct metadata (timestamps and/or rate infor
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by AnssiH 6y ago
No, unless the license requires it. In this case it does not.
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I do. Seems like that would not be too much work, so I think I'll do just that. I'll try Takeout one more time, and after it fails (it takes a few days) I'll submit a request via their data access request form.
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by AnssiH 6y ago
If only it worked... https://i.imgur.com/FKFa2l7.png I probably could try to bisect if there is a specific type of data that prevents Takeout on my account, but I haven't bothered as I think I have all the important
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> It's too bad there doesn't seem to be much industry support for a common, open driver system. Isn't Internet Printing Protocol pretty much that, and supported by most printers? https://en.wikipedia.org/wi
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Generally, no, it feels pretty random to me. For small purchases I don't care that much (and .de has cheaper shipping to me), but for larger purchases I usually price-compare between .de, .co.uk, .fr, .it, .es, .com as the price differ
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by AnssiH 6y ago
Is there a reason your "Buy" links for amazon.de include "&language=de_DE" in the URL? It changes my account language to German and causes Amazon to send me a "your account language was changed" email, so i

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