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by Asmod4n 5y ago
You can’t predict if that hole will be there for the trillions of years it’s toxic.
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by Asmod4n 5y ago
There is no solution to deal with the life killing waste of nuclear power plants.
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by Asmod4n 5y ago
I can think of other ways too, but the EU wants to regulate this part of the economy and i believe they will take way too much time to adopt new standards or simply ignore new ones. Making USB-C the port for decades and stopping any advance
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by Asmod4n 5y ago
There are two ways how to handle this. 1) legislation forces a standard upon every device maker. Because technology advances all the time legislation will have to change the port every ~10 years. This might happen or not, potentially forcin
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by Asmod4n 5y ago
There are ISPs all over the world who inject their own content in http sessions, mostly ads.
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by Asmod4n 5y ago
I’m hitting never show this again on one type of content all the time. There are days where my feed consists of like 33% of that stuff and it happens all the time. I’m at the point where it only recommends me my subscribed channels or the s
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by Asmod4n 5y ago
Just use NFS, it’s also way faster on cheaper NAS devices.
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by Asmod4n 5y ago
It at least looks like apple is the last one to do this. google, flickr, facebook, twitter etc did this since forever.
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by Asmod4n 5y ago
The encouranged windows 10 setting is to sync your whole profile to OneDrive.
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by Asmod4n 5y ago
Microsoft already does this. „Microsoft removes content that contains apparent CSEAI. As a US-based company, Microsoft reports all apparent CSEAI to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) via the CyberTipline, as req
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by Asmod4n 5y ago
And C only has one Datatype. It’s up to you how to treat it.
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by Asmod4n 5y ago
„Current dEQP-GLES2 status: 93.8% passing.“ https://twitter.com/alyssarzg/status/1419064274350080003?s=2...
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by Asmod4n 5y ago
The patents didn’t expire in 2019, Microsoft just allowed Linux to use them without fear of getting sued.
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by Asmod4n 5y ago
In Germany fair use doesn’t exist, you can get sued for copying a headline and data is copyrightable.
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by Asmod4n 5y ago
Fair use doesn’t exist in Germany.
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by Asmod4n 5y ago
Might this end up putting GPL code into projects with an incompatible license?
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by Asmod4n 5y ago
Can’t remember the Mac OS X Release when Apple removed the dedicated reload button from Safari. Was it 10.6?
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by Asmod4n 5y ago
See previous comment section: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27390512
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by Asmod4n 5y ago
The last big Update (21H1) also rendered all 3D Apps useless, none would work on my machine anymore. Not matter which version of the AMD driver I tried.
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by Asmod4n 5y ago
There was (is?) a time, where JRuby couldnt pass the ruby spec because of their IO abstraction written in Java. They changed that code to be written in ruby instead, with FFI to call out to libc, which made it more correct but slower, afaik
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by Asmod4n 5y ago
Just opened the latest stable release of chromium edge, there is no IE compatibility mode. No flag, no command line switch. Nothing. Why was it removed?
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by Asmod4n 5y ago
Twitter sadly didn’t give them an alternative to that. They charge for the usage of their new API.
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by Asmod4n 5y ago
Hm, you can run alpine Linux on iOS. With background tasks. ( https://apps.apple.com/de/app/ish-shell/id1436902243 ) I wonder what it would take to make a Code development tool to take advantage of that.
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by Asmod4n 5y ago
I forgot which state does it, but there is at least one which intercepts all web traffic and runs it through MitM Proxy’s. I believe it’s citizen are forced to install their root certificate too.
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by Asmod4n 5y ago
Oh, that looks cool.
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by Asmod4n 5y ago
The main issue I still see with JavaScript crypto in a Website session is how you can verify the Code running in the Browser isn’t tempered with. I got no issues with it inside a browser extension, because a Website cannot change the Code
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by Asmod4n 6y ago
In the past, Intel simply paid your marketing campaign when you advertised its products. Remember how every manufactor had fullpage advertisements of Intel PCs in every magazine you could buy?
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by Asmod4n 6y ago
They are building a massive amount of houses, but they are too expensive for the average Berlin citizen.
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by Asmod4n 6y ago
They all seam to be removed from the frontpage.
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by Asmod4n 6y ago
Wait, with http2 a webbrowser never closes the connection it has to a webserver?

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