LinAGKar

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by LinAGKar 3y ago
>Sometimes this means you get very silly products like this This link seems to be broken, it just redirects to the from page. Maybe it's dependent on region
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
Though that's not a government issued ID, it's issued by the banks.
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
How do you know it was their first instinct?
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
No, but a standard so that any app could implement that functionality and have it work with any service that supports it
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
Some can do that in their own app, e.g. Steam Guard. Too bad that's not a standard. But the FIDO2/webauthn stuff may be similar.
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
Where do you live where you buy the engine separately from the car?
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
Too bad 25-30 inch 5k screens and 20-25 inch 4k screens are still nearly nonexistent. Otherwise, that would be a good size for 2x scale.
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
It's too bad cars are getting these proprietary things that are tied to a specific OS.
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
Or alternatively: Boinc[1], which has a bunch of different projects. [1] https://boinc.berkeley.edu/
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
That second graph reminds me of Shepard tones [1], known e.g. from the Super Mario 64 staircase, where each component is steadily rising in pitch, yet the tone as a whole stays exactly the same in the long term. [1] https://en.wi
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
Sure, if you sell a phone with unofficial modifications, without disclosing that it's been been modified, I could see that being a problem. But not a blanket ban.
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
Then it would be 2000
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
That may be the case for Instagram, which was developed separately and then acquired, and which still uses separate accounts that AFAIK can be created without a Facebook account, although they can be connected to one. Messenger though has a
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
You need to go to page 3 before you find any mention of him
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
For the JS case, that's really JavaScript's fault, since double-precision float ("number") is the only built in numeric type, other that BigInt, which has only existed for a few years.
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
Not only that, it also requires then to accept your EULA/Privacy Policy before you let them unsubscribe.
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
>However, roughly thirty years from now world population will peak, and the world economy will peak not long after. Population and the economy will soon fall by a factor of two every one or two generations. That's just asserted as a
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
Why carry over mistakes from IPv4 when they have an opportunity to fix them? When else are they gonna make those changes? And how would you propose making larger addresses without making them longer?
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
Problem was, it didn't work properly. I tried to use it, but if you had it enabled they would send you HTML markup designated as plaintext, making it unreadable.
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
But what about VRR?
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
ASCII too for that matter
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
Sumatra is know for being small, with the portable version currently being 15.3 MiB. QtCore and QtGui together is some 11 MiB (checking the DLLs used by KDE programs on Windows), so those alone would increase the size significantly.
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
Maybe I'm missing something, but I read through the whole thing and I didn't find any arguments for why rim breaks are better. Except something about them being simpler
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
Where's the bad part?
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
Thus, it needs to be backed by regulation in order to actually work
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
That's a different implementation though
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
Bitwarden encrypts the data locally, so it's not readable on the server. Shouldn't be any less secure than syncing your KeePass DB to the cloud
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
Gboard has the spacebar drag too, though not the tap to select.
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
Shelly seems very good so far. No need to connect it to the cloud at all, or use their app, since you can configure the via an onboard web UI (well, they'll still check for firmware updates when you connect them to Wi-Fi, but that&#x27
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by LinAGKar 3y ago
I'm guessing you read XKCD?

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