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LelouBil
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LelouBil
5mo ago
I'd say it's usually on the packager (or caller) because specying privileges depends on the platform you run on, which is better known by the packager or caler
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5mo ago
I like the fact that it shows packet loss
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Utiq – The ad tracking of your (European) ISP and how to avoid it
(korben.info)
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5mo ago
You know they have a framework 16" ? And the keyboard of the 16 is running customizable firmware so you can have your layout switch key and whatever else you want ? It has 6 usb-c ports, that are the other end of the extension modules
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LelouBil
5mo ago
Very important info: https://www.theregister.com/security/2026/05/28/microsoft-0-... In the linked Microsoft blog post, they say : > The details of these vulnerabilities were not shared with Microsof
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5mo ago
The words "Statically Typed" and "Haskell" made me click on something lisp related for once.
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LelouBil
5mo ago
Uh, I stumbled upon someone's living room camera in the US, not sure what to do about it. There was just a man looking at his phone
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5mo ago
I just started trying Meshtastic last month, there's nobody doing it in my city so it's just me giving esp32s to friends to try to make a mesh, but I'm getting into range limitations because I don't know enough people to
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5mo ago
Oh no, I was hoping to get the Frame under 1000€
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5mo ago
HN is the reflection of the current tech scene discussions and drama. Hence lots of AI.
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5mo ago
For people who don't want to watch: This is basically about one developer that is unrelated to Flatpak, having received tons of questions about Flatpak Next because people mistook him, and he decided to troll those people by saying Sys
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Flatpak Next: Dropping Systemd and X11? [video]
(youtube.com)
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EU plans to fine Google high triple-digit million euro sum, Handelsblatt reports
(reuters.com)
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5mo ago
I don't like the premise of the article, but I agree that if you accept the premise, the contents of the articles are a good way to do it.
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5mo ago
I don't know how to feel about the Bun rewrite. On one hand, it seems very scary to me, having most of your codebase unreviewed. On the other hand, it passes their tests with few regressions from what I heard. Maybe it's just beca
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5mo ago
I always thought that Rust lifetimes (and the affine types) are really useful to prevent logical bugs. Instances are usually related to one another, and with lifetimes the relation is explicit and checked by the compiler, so I am very happy
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Design Notes: Local Lifetimes for Kotlin
(github.com)
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5mo ago
Digital euro has plans to be "cash-like" and have "private, offline payments", Wero is not aiming in this direction
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5mo ago
I hear it pronounced "Wéro"
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5mo ago
In France it's pronounced "uh row"
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5mo ago
Wero started as Paylib [0], a French banks grouping used to provide phone number based payments between banks (and some banks also use it to provide NFC payments on android, instead of Google Wallet). And also, Wero (unlike something like P
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5mo ago
Do you have any examples ? It's the first time I hear about replacing API keys
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CISA Admin Leaked AWS GovCloud Keys on GitHub
(krebsonsecurity.com)
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I think you need trust circles, not ELO.
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Since you're here, I have a small question: Why use pokemon showdowns API directly and not https://pokeapi.co/ ?
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Your comment makes me want to do this for Yu-Gi-Oh!
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5mo ago
For Yu-Gi-Oh! You have ygopro
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5mo ago
I always wanted to read about logic programming, and this was a great introduction ! Thank you !
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The issue is what kind of better service would move people over ? They're monopolies or quasi monopolies. China has their own because they block Apple Microsoft and Google, they are not competing with them.
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5mo ago
There is VideoLan in France (VLC, x264, DAV1D)
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