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I think we have PC gaming and mobile gaming as too relatively independent markets with only occasional overlap, and that's probably the way VR's going to go. Someone is going to win the mobile VR market (probably Meta given their
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Partly it’s because we’ve simplified the discussion to “cookie banners” when it’s about more than cookie tracking or cookie-like tracking (local storage). So it misses all the other ways tracking occurs. The other thing is that it benefits
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Legitimate interest as interpreted by most companies making (IMO non-compliant) cookie dialogs as just a second attempt at consent that they think doesn’t have to obey the top level reject all they’ve finally been penalised into having. Leg
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1y ago
Ah, I was wondering why I was seeing more dialogs default to opt out when I hadn’t heard of any notable EU slap downs when it started
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Sarkozy has been out of politics for a while and the current government is the closest in alignment to his politics, so it's hard to see the political gain here.
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The problem is leadership buy in. The person throwing the LLM slop at github has great metrics when the leadership are looking at cursor usage, lines of code, PR numbers, while the person slowing down to actually read wtf the other people a
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1y ago
KDE is an independent project from Qt and the only say they have is they have the right to release Qt under a BSD license if Qt Group removes the GPL option ( https://kde.org/community/whatiskde/kdefreeqtfoundation
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1y ago
Parallels and virtualbox are designed for the end user ad hoc running a few VMs on their client system. The VMWare equivalent was VmWare Workstation, not ESX. ESX, Proxmox etc. are about orchestrating fleets of VMs running on clusters of ha
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Well, at that level of user they just know "the internet is acting up this morning"
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Honestly, that feels like someone doing malicious compliance to jam up the nsfw ban. Of course by most standards that include written content the bible, quran etc. (and plenty of popular media series like a song of ice and fire) are nsfw, b
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1y ago
So VRChat follows is the same bucket as internet forums, irc, twitter, discord, telegram, and blue sky. Sounds pretty promising for them really. While meta follows in the direction of uhh... AOL and.. Miiverse? Not so promising.
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We're mostly deployed on eu-west-1 but still seeing weird STS and IAM failures, likely due to internal AWS dependencies. Also we use Docker Hub, NPM and a bunch of other services that are hosted by their vendors on us-east-1 so even no
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1y ago
There's only 3 manufacturers of SD cards in any volume, you can compare the branding and font choices and see who's it is.
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Yeah, I've seen some youtube recommendations pop up for videos about "tiny homes" that would be fairly standard sized homes here.
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1y ago
However, if your API has a (very common) createdAt field on these objects, the ability to get the creation time from the identifier is rather academic.
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1y ago
A Wordpress install that makes it to the top of HN can use 1GB of RAM
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1y ago
If you’re deploying something like 100 m5.4xlarge in us-east-1, sure, AWS’s capacity seems infinite. Once you get into high memory instances, GPU instances, less popular regions etc, it drops off. Now maybe after the AI demand and waves of
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Huh, did not realise Liquibase changed their license. Seems a bit weird when basically every web framework has an alternative in house, and there's Alembic and Flyway as framework-generic alternatives.
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I wonder what the programming equivalent of the AI yellow filter for images is going to be
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That would not make the share price number go up, which in turn means it doesn't make the leadership's net worth number go up, which means the leadership won't make that choice.
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1y ago
Are you making MRs from other branches in the same repo, or are you making e.g. main to main MRs from your own fork?
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1y ago
Disputes over hacked/stolen accounts I guess?
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1y ago
The legacy UI settings are available in Network > System > Interface in my UDM SE running Unifi Network 9.4.x
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Yeah, the extension thing is the real killer on my iPad, I need to decide between adblock or syncing to my Windows, Android, Linux, etc. devices.
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1y ago
Pretty sure this is from either Children of Dune or God Emperor of Dune, both by Frank Herbert.
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I've tried helix a few times but I've also found it clashes violently with my vim muscle memory, largely because I still use vim in lots of not-vim environments like IdeaVim etc. Clearly I've been able to have seperate modes
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In Github's case, I think it was also because a lot of security boundaries were using TLD which led x.github.com potentially grab cookies of y.github.com or worse, github.com itslef https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=
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And then there's Ireland where your name is whatever you can prove people call you
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"don't rely on one thing, but also let's reduce the number of things" is rather mixed messaging.
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The sound of a revving engine is often the first warning you have that someone is about to pass you and especially how they handle it is a good sign of how likely they are to attempt a close pass rather than overtake in the legal manner wit
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