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Eduard
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weird, it looks like an actually honest cookie pop-up to me - way more friendly default settings, and the "decline" button is not greyed out. Maybe I missed the "shitty dark pattern", or I was shown a different popup tha
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"Dagor Engine and Tools source code from Gaijin Games KFT". For anyone wondering about this word soup: KFT == kft. == "korlátolt felelősségű társaság" == Hungarian limited liability company. "Gaijin Games" is a
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3y ago
add a calendar event for when you want to be reminded
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"no cables no assembly just cloud" is completely misleading to any kind of people - tech or marketing or not. When people hear cloud, it means that aspects such as electricity costs, electricity stability, Internet, bandwidth, fir
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3y ago
when hitting a captcha loop, temporarily deactivate any adblockers, including especially VPN-based ones such as blokada and pihole, and solve the captcha one more time. This fixes the problem for me.
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are you using an adblocker or ad-filtering VPN such as Blokada or Pi-hole? Then temporarily turn them off, solve the captcha one more time. Then it should successfully progress to archive.ph/.to memento.
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how come solar is not listed in the two "fuel mix" stacked diagrams?
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> This shows that Let's Encrypt security is a joke because now any large national ISP can use same MiTM to issue a certificate for any site hosted within a country. The SSL infrastructure is completely compromised. the information a
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> The only real knock I can give framework on all of this, is having so many fixes in so many places. This. By now, I have set up and maintained enough installations of diverse open / hobbyist products (e.g. Debian, Raspberry Pi, Ho
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> blatant how UI designers don't give a damn about the users' needs, not even in FOSSland. you make it sound as if FOSS GUI toolkits ever had a pleasant user experience.
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> More than anything it's about color correction and color grading. to my (literal) perception, using a framerate of 24 frames per second is an even more significant requirement to get the "cinematic Hollywood look".
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TIL I'm capable to perceive light in the ultrared infraviolet spectrum.
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> Not sure if I'd like to send anything into tested port just to tell if it is open. can you elaborate? From a stealth perspective, probing for a port will always reveal to the other side that they are being probed
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maybe to compensate Cloudflare's success blog posts where they usually represent themselves as the saviors of the world.
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Raspberry Pi 4s fresh out of the factory often have hardware issues themselves (HDMI connector failures, unreliable USB port power supply on reboot etc.), as one can see from the numerous (and unacknowleged) reports on Raspberry Pi forums —
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Biggest fail on Android IMHO: you cannot paste _within_ a word. copy and paste should be dedicated soft buttons, at least as long presses.
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but the semantics change depending on the build tool version and other factors.
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> Which is somewhat extreme and probably hyperbole but still his philosophy is loud and clear. Is it? I wish online ads that make it through would target me well. yes, I use adblockers and I opt out of data collection. But any old-school
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> When people are afraid to use your products because it paints a phone-sized target on them, they won't buy your product. "iPhone's have become too mainstream to steal, I rather get a crappy phone nobody wants“ – nobody s
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funny, the RFC even includes a shell command pipeline to extract the base64 out of the awkward RFC formatting. Using the C source code still leaves room for ambiguities / under-specification, no? After all, the semantics rely on the pa
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Playstation Startup Sound Explained
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you are having too much of good faith in always-perfect assumptions when it comes to life-critical systems. I hope you are not involved in developing or designing such systems.
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without having a comparison, the uppercase I (as in INDIA) can be confused with a 1 (as in one) or a lowercase l (as in LIMA)
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> It's specifically only trying to be a font for cockpit displays. On that front, there isn't really a context where I and l would be ambiguous in context. So for example IATA and ICAO airport codes are not within the context o
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> It is not so difficult to imagine a modern society where activities such as vacuuming and DIY chores only take place during the day. It is certainly not a return to the Middle Ages. in the Middle Ages, modern technologies weren't
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because with that knowledge, you will be able to decompress 0 dollar to infinite dollars which the storage mafia will pay you for not publishing your breakthrough in making them obsolete.
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> No kidding, but to say that climate change did this when hurricanes have been on the decline the last thirty years is misleading. This is weather and engineering failures. > https://www.nature.com/articles/s4146
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that's the whole point: Firefox does not remember my choice.
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Good morning from Germany, where the sky is clear and sunny, local time 9:15 am. I guess the message: > Given its current magnitude, C/2023 P1 (Nishimura) is barely visible to the naked eye, easily visible with the help of a small b
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same with Firefox in my case. after restart, it asks to be the default browser. and again. and again.
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