Arnt

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by Arnt 2y ago
"In Italy, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has called the European Union’s 2035 target to end the sale of internal combustion engine cars “self-destructive” because it would hand the death sentence to the traditional European auto indust
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by Arnt 2y ago
And the Thames tunnel, for which just the planning is likely to cost more than the complete construction of the world's longest, deepest undersea tunnel, which you may assume is being built in China? Not China. It's actually in No
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by Arnt 2y ago
Let me guess: They don't know about LOGINDISABLED, which is used to tell a client that login is currently disabled for it, typically because it's neither using TLS nor connecting from the local host. https://datatracker
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by Arnt 2y ago
Pay close attention to this sentence: "Let determined people do that, but don't make it easy for a user to be tricked into handing over all of their credentials in clear text." Open source isn't about making it easy to p
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by Arnt 2y ago
Accessibility, Notification listener, Device admin apps, Display over other apps, Usage access, Dialer, SMS, SMS runtime. I can see why Google restricted those. I find it more difficult to see why this is raw deal for anyone. (Except black
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by Arnt 2y ago
I travel for work and download travel apps before I leave. Some of them refuse to work because I still haven't left home, telling me things like "you need to register before you [...] no you can't register yet". That rea
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by Arnt 2y ago
Btw: https://bsky.app/profile/tendar.bsky.social/post/3leolkqfcvl...
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by Arnt 2y ago
Two effects at least. Austria got out of the contract. And a couple of Putin fanboys have a Problem.
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by Arnt 2y ago
Divide all the numbers by two or three and you have a small flat and someone with a smaller income and a big mortgage. A more difficult fate, I would say. It would be so nice if the only people affected by problems were people you don'
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by Arnt 2y ago
They've been open about how to deal with it — and do not intend to deal with it in pretty much the same way as all their predecessors.
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by Arnt 2y ago
He doesn't question the intentions or sincerity, agreed, but he also doesn't discuss their actions AFAICT. He writes as if Bluesky's actions cannot affect the future of the service. It seems to me that the Bluesky team is pai
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by Arnt 2y ago
I consider it very likely. I shared office with an enterprise salesman for a year. We talked over lunch. Among the things he said: If you want to sell to someone in the long run, then be honest with them. Don't give their competitors b
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by Arnt 2y ago
The glue makes the device stiffer. If you want drop resistance you need rigidity or softness. A phone with glass won't be soft, so it has to be stiff. There are ways to make a phone stiff, such as a rigid metal shell around the battery
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by Arnt 2y ago
I think you're saying that if Ford buys cheap and good batteries from CATL that's fair, but if BYD does that's a hidden subsidy. Right?
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by Arnt 2y ago
When is the number from? Is it one of the numbers where someone has divided the cost of building a new factory by the number of items produced in the first year and arrived at a huge loss per item produced?
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by Arnt 2y ago
I feel, intuitively, that they might make sense if they pay attention to Bluesky. The general tenor of these postings is "Bluesky will turn to shit because […explanation…] ", where the explanation ignores the work done by the Blu
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by Arnt 2y ago
Both are explicitly related to the web at large. Google sells ads on more than two million sites, and those mostly aim to be the kind of sites that feature in search results. I'd say that the two code bases are related, by virtue of op
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by Arnt 2y ago
Are you suggesting that 2000d Google codebase would do a decent job against today's SEO?
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by Arnt 2y ago
But does Spotify pay the same rate to each artist, or does the rate depend on what deal an artist's record company has with Spotify?
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by Arnt 2y ago
Did he see it turn without signals?
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by Arnt 2y ago
Wonder what WP Engine thinks about that.
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by Arnt 2y ago
Who is Jesse Signal?
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by Arnt 2y ago
Yes, 42 people. But those were Chinese, do they count in your opinion?
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by Arnt 2y ago
Du you have any estimate for how much of WordPress was developed by his company and now much by volunteers outside? Thousands of hours, you say. Automattic says it pays for some 200k hours per year.
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by Arnt 2y ago
Because inflation ≠ inflation and what do you want to index it to? Seriously: If it's related to investment, what makes the price of tomatoes more appropriate than the Dow Jones index as a basis for the threshold? One good answer there
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by Arnt 2y ago
That's how abuse reporting works today on the same services. Anyone can report abuse, the services need to consider the report and act in one way or another, and the reporter can go on to the court.
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by Arnt 2y ago
Not very likely. This is the spot price, you only pay that if you need more power than you estimated (or if you guessed that the spot price would be below the prices for long term contracts, and hoped to save money on that). Servers have pr
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by Arnt 2y ago
They're not infallible. But also not bad. I mean, starting from Windows on client devices isn't a very good basis to set up a cloud, but theirs is clearly number two. I'd love to have one of those laptops, with Debian, 12&quo
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by Arnt 2y ago
But I do. Lots of people don't, but they don't need to. I don't need your permission to buy the hardware I prefer, and you don't need mine.
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by Arnt 2y ago
I travel for work sometimes. You often don't really know about charging. I need a lot more battery capacity than at home to be confident of doing my work.

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