LelouBil

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by LelouBil 3y ago
Should T | null narrow to T | never inside a !== check ? I'm not sure what this would imply.
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by LelouBil 3y ago
I hope that this will push government officials and structures to set up mastodon instances. Like one for the government where each agency has an account. Europe did this [0] and I find that it's a very good idea to have control over c
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by LelouBil 3y ago
Even in France most government websites use ".gouv.fr" (gouv is short for gouvernement, aka government). Even if it's not exactly ".gov" they still mimicked it.
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by LelouBil 3y ago
site:reddit.com is your friend, even with all the stuff that's happening over there
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by LelouBil 3y ago
I saw someone refer to that at 1.5FA, and I agree with them. It's still multiple factors if the weakest link is the websites you are using your passwords on. If your password gets leaked they still need the password manager vault to g
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by LelouBil 3y ago
Bitwarden can also do this, and supports multiple providers
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by LelouBil 3y ago
Do you know how the gift cards integrate with your POS system ? Do each provider have an API that was called to activate a card or was there something more centralized?
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by LelouBil 3y ago
I tried to order a pizza at a big pizza chain near me, but their website wouldn't take my address! It was one of these autocomplete drop-down but it won't let you enter anything not in the options. I tried calling them but the guy
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Ask HN: Do you receive spam from companies scraping GitHub contributions?
4 points by LelouBil 3y ago|0 comments
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by LelouBil 3y ago
Most cookie banners are not compliant, since they offer "accept all" and "more options/customize". Like you said the courts are just not fast enough
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by LelouBil 3y ago
Maybe they are getting ahead of the Digital Markets Act by making Threads interoperable from the start ?
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by LelouBil 3y ago
Yeah, especially the "up to 20% of annual worldwide turnover" fine for repeated infringment will really make companies get off from the "fines are just a cost of business" mindset
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by LelouBil 3y ago
From : https://commission.europa.eu/cookies-policy_en#howdoweusecoo... > How do we use cookies? > European Commission websites mostly use “first-party cookies”. These are cookies set and controlled by the Commission,
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by LelouBil 3y ago
From : https://commission.europa.eu/strategy-and-policy/priorities-... What will be the consequences of non-compliance? Fines of up to 10% of the company’s total worldwide annual turnover, or up to 20% in the eve
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by LelouBil 3y ago
It already exists (and has since 2011) : https://www.amazon.com/gp/mas/get/android You just have to sideload it.
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by LelouBil 3y ago
They have : 1. A size that impacts the internal market [of the EU] 2. The control of an important gateway for business users towards final consumers (because of ads) 3. An entrenched and durable position See : https://ec.europa.e
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Here are the first 7 potential “Gatekeepers” under the EU Digital Markets Act(ec.europa.eu)
32 points by LelouBil 3y ago|30 comments
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by LelouBil 3y ago
A friend of mine had problems with his monitor, it would go into standby randomly when running certain games. I asked him for details about his setup and I was pretty confused when he said the connector at the back of his monitor had screws
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by LelouBil 3y ago
I was looking for something exactly like this just yesterday !
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by LelouBil 3y ago
Ignoring the fake news part, I feel like ROME editing like they do here has a lot of useful applications.
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by LelouBil 3y ago
Look at my comment : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36533118 Basically (at the current state of this law project) the criteria for being put on this Blocklist is for website to be actually doing fraud.
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by LelouBil 3y ago
Look at my comment : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36533118 Basically for now the only thing that can put a site on this list is if the website is harming their visitors.
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by LelouBil 3y ago
I speak french, and I read the mentioned article of the law project and the part referenced in other laws, here are what I find useful to juge it : Basically, if a website is deemed be illegal, a notification is sent to browser makers and t
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Animation vs. Math [video](youtube.com)
4 points by LelouBil 3y ago|0 comments
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by LelouBil 3y ago
It means that whatever strings in your password that are elements in the periodic table, should have atomic numbers (in the periodic table) that add up to 200. So go find a table on wikipedia, add up the elements it already recognized and c
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by LelouBil 3y ago
I read a lot of Disney comics when I was 12-15. I don't know in what format people read them overseas but in France I was subscribed to two things : "Le journal de Mickey" (Mickey's newspaper) Which was a weekly 30-35 pa
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by LelouBil 3y ago
On the (soon to be released) 16 yes, but not on the 13
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by LelouBil 3y ago
> Use the search function on the bottom of HN. It is provided by a different company. HN doesn't communicate my IP to this service. > HN is also hosted by a different company. They get your IP too. If they store my IP, they sho
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by LelouBil 3y ago
This video is very informative regarding the techniques used to make the two Spider-Verse movies. I was pretty surprised by the fact they used machine learning to generate starting points for character lines (among others) !
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Across the Spider-Verse: How Autodesk Maya Is Used for Animation [video](youtube.com)
1 points by LelouBil 3y ago|1 comments

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