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by Fnoord 5mo ago
I wonder if it will work on OSes like SailfishOS, LineageOS, GrapheneOS, and the like.
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
You can't do that with an iDeal transaction. And it is a reason I (European, preferably using European products) often go for a debitcard instead, using Visa/MC... that, or PayPal. But if you have too many disputes on PayPal, they
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
iDeal can also be used for recurring payment. I set one up yesterday. If you like Tikkie, you may like bunq as well. This is kind of a problem with Wero though [1]: > The Wero app can be installed on any mobile device or tablet running i
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
You cannot do a chargeback on iDeal, but I don't think that is related to it being a product of commercial banks. The American companies Mastercard and Visa are subject to American rule of law. In the case of a criminal or authoritaria
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
Why use a LLM when you got Wikipedia [1]. Which references an article in The Guardian [2]: > A French court convicted the head of the International Monetary Fund and former government minister, who had faced a €15,000 (£12,600) fine and
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
Lets see. Gerhard Schroeder, fled to RU. Nicolas Sarkozy, convicted. Silvio Berlusconi, convicted. Geert Wilders, convicted. Slobodan Milošević, convicted. Jean-Marie Le Pen, convicted. Marine Le Pen, convicted. Donald Trump, convicted (par
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
It works very good and user-friendly, but iDeal had a disadvantage: chargebacks aren't possible. Whether Wero has the same issue, I do not know.
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
That might be something, then. I do need to take into account repairability and battery replacement. I have a GPD Pocket 2, and was wondering if I could/should repurpose that to such, or if I should give them access to my Hackberry Pi
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
No, they don't have to (this is a common myth and FUD). That data can remain encrypted and private. For example, the token could be signed with the private key from person and TTP. They do know when people visit a website (or other ent
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
I'm in the market for a tablet for my kid. Currently using an iPad Pro which cannot be used with Linux, sadly. The iPadOS version on it does not get updates anymore. You might wanna run something like pmOS on it though, with a UI focus
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
We also had a Pentium 75 MHz IIRC, but IIRC it came with 8 MB RAM. It came with OS/2 Warp. Running DOS on top of it was too limited, performance wise. Running MSDOS directly however, was amazing. The machine would run all the software
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
Ranked 6th. WriteUp is ranked 2nd. Makes one wonder about the other entries.
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
Which is true. Irma/Yivi [1] in NL/BE proves that to be the case. But it always works with a trusted third party. The client, after confirming auth with the human, generates a unique key for the platform. The platform asks the tru
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
'Moving ads' should be illegal, since they distract and are unsafe. I don't think we should want ads on the street either, but that is not so much related to safety.
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
I'm not sure they're odd? They're using a 3D printer. If the CAD design is open, you could even assemble your own repair parts. I can highly recommend the Azeron Cyro [1] (cannot comment on their other products, but they look
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
Exactly, it was out of scope. You cannot in one go have a full-blown scope. It won't work. This is a sensationalist headline (CBA to RTFA). It isn't a case of all or nothing, it is about becoming less dependent. A country like C
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
I was specifically thinking about the Edgerouter Lite running EdgeOS (Cavium SoC), but I also know some IP cameras do, and indeed some WAPs. For example, UniFi UAP-AC Lite and Pro variants. Each of these devices runs nginx for management (I
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
So the PoC works on MIPS out of the box. Tons of Linux/MIPS running around (Loongson64 seems to have KASLR on Linux).
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
Oops... Suddenly, the dungeon collapses
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
Actually, I have been having a specific issue with pickpocketing in BG3. On native Windows and native Linux, the client crashes if I pickpocket too quick. One time, on Linux, it even made my whole OS crash (and then some weird error BIOS er
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
Ah, "The Network is the Computer" [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Network_is_the_Computer
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
I appreciate the enthusiasm, but I have given up. Maybe it will inspire another reader. I didn't write it to discourage others, but to underline that sometimes, defeat is OK to admit, rather than keep trying. I mean, a smell is tempora
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
I tried soldering. With a TS100 (might have been a TS80P). I tried to solder a a Valetudo Dreame adapter [1]. Took me two hours, then I gave up. I attributed it partly to my unstable hand. Next day I tried to make a USB to (I think) TTL cab
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
What kind of money are we talking about with regards to the tokens?
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
If I was NSA I'd heavily use this feature on my farm in Utah :^)
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
> If you don't trust Apple, why the hell are you buying their computers at all? Well, you see, I quit buying Apple hardware. But I did buy this MBP M1 back in the days. It still serves me well, but now there is an insane US presiden
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
I suppose it is a variant on 'could you repeat that please?' which is a fun question to ask my kids when they were rude cause they'll repeat it (no filter / literally). I used to always put my bag next to me cause I don&
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
Big diff between RU and modern Western military (including UA) is officers on the field. RU has a very top-down hierarchy. In the end, everyone is replaceable. But a king is a bit more difficult to replace, as historically shown.
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
Rinus Michels [1]. There are so many tho. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rinus_Michels
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
Was Brave pre-installed on your computer or did you remember to install it?

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