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by C14L 7y ago
Really looking forward to one day being able to sit im a self-driving car that goes at 150+ km/h towards a crowded intersection with other cars crossing left and right at equal speeds, and then just pass the intersection through a tiny
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by C14L 7y ago
Or fork the code. That's the great thing about FOSS.
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by C14L 7y ago
This is really bad. Actix Web is such an awesome framework. Reddit has become such a toxic place since they optimized the platform to make money. Why don't those idiots just fork Actix Web and make a "no unsafe" version of it
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by C14L 7y ago
Drones are loud, because they have to move a lot of air in order to stay in the air. There is no way around that noise. Flying taxis and the like are only good for the few people sitting in one. They are very bad for everybody else.
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by C14L 7y ago
Neither of you two provided a source, so I would tend to not believe either statement. I think society will learn to handle fake news in precisely this way. Worrying, however, is when the academic research that is given as a source, is guid
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by C14L 7y ago
Encrypt each data set with a public key. Have the private key in a bank safe. That way, if they need it as proof, they can just decrypt the data set. But if the data is stolen, it is of no use for the attacker.
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by C14L 7y ago
It will be very interesting to see how China will react to this. Will they use the Tesla investment in the country to "convince" Musk to disable the signal when the satellites are over China? Or will they simply make the satellite
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by C14L 7y ago
Accessing those satellites from China or Iran or North Korea and many other countries (though, why did you mention India?) will probably still be illegal. But there are many poor countries with rural areas that have almost no Internet acces
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by C14L 7y ago
And it will (hopefully) be able to fly to the moon "for cheap" and put large, land-based telescopes in the best location there is for telescopes.
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by C14L 7y ago
From what I read in this thread, it sounds more like she's a political activist.
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by C14L 7y ago
Blink. They dropped Webkit some years ago.
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by C14L 7y ago
Mozilla seems to be more like a political organization nowadays.
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by C14L 7y ago
All those accounts are "related". Made from the same PC, used from the same phone, etc.
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by C14L 7y ago
> The risk of being locked out For me, this is the main reason I try not to use any Google products, except for Gmail and Android. For mail, I started to migrate away from Google to reduce risk of being locked out.
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by C14L 7y ago
That's great. But you are always just one unfortunate bug or mis-configuration away from having it happen. Sure, to most people it will never happen. But the risk is always there. Reminds me of https://en.wikipedia.org/
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by C14L 7y ago
Fireproof safe? Just use a text file and encrypt it. Or a password manager file only for TOTP backups.
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by C14L 7y ago
I think this article just convinced me to get a Yubikey...
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by C14L 7y ago
Congrats. But its still a long way to go to even approach OECD average: https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/co-emissions-per-capita
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by C14L 7y ago
And are the deadliest form of energy: https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/death-rates-from-energy-p...
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by C14L 7y ago
Oh, we have decided. Germany has by far the dirtiest energy produciton in Western Europe. On average, every German citizen produces almost twice as much CO2 than the average French or Brit: https://ourworldindata.org/grapher
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by C14L 7y ago
So you are in Germany then? Just join any Sportverein! If you don't like exercise, then Chess or something. There are thousands of Sportvereine (and other types of Vereine) in each city, pick one (or three), go regularly.
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by C14L 7y ago
Only <script> blocks by default, <link rel="stylesheet"> doesn't.
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by C14L 7y ago
In other words, I can't use it in production (yet), because I'd need to ask users to change browser settings for it to work. That's disappointing :(
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by C14L 7y ago
I noticed in the screenshots that KeePassXC can show TOTP for an entry. Doesn't it limit the usefulness of a TOTP, if both the password and the TOTP seed are stored in the same location? Or am I missing something?
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by C14L 7y ago
And soon connected to your fitness tracker.
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by C14L 7y ago
Straight from "those who have the most experience" to "those who yell the loudest". Can't say I'm looking forward to it.
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by C14L 7y ago
Did they find something "better"?
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by C14L 7y ago
Not yet, anyways. For IMAP email, there is Proton Bridge, to get around the fact that all data on their servers is encrypted with a key that only you have.
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by C14L 7y ago
Trying it out now. Its a complete rewrite of "mail" and "contacts", plus new "calendar". Looks pretty nice, so far, and good usability. Feels really good to be able to migrate more personal data away from G.
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by C14L 7y ago
Would be interesting to know how many people actually look at the source before they compile and run random repos posted here.

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