MrDresden

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by MrDresden 3mo ago
I once worked in a git repository that required those kinds of restrictions. This was within a bank and the code in question was related to enabling Apple Pay from within the banking application. The consequences of that information and cod
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GitHub pulls pin on NPM's auto-run scripts(theregister.com)
4 points by MrDresden 4mo ago|0 comments
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by MrDresden 4mo ago
If this report is seeing spices from outside the EU containing contamination then there are organic options available, as I'm looking at my EU made (comes from France) organic certified Cumin.
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by MrDresden 4mo ago
Much easier than putting stuff into space. See project Natick for details. Does it make more sense than ground based data centers? Not sure.
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by MrDresden 4mo ago
Yeah well as soon as I started seeing it reported that GoPro's were requiring a mobile phone to be used (or at least making it inconvenient to use a camera without one) I lost all interest in getting one.
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by MrDresden 4mo ago
> "We weren’t entitled because we weren’t paying customers." Having insight into the Dutch university education system I've noticed that the students here are incredibly entitled, and even cite "being paying custome
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by MrDresden 4mo ago
Seems the last bit of the url was cut off after submission.
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by MrDresden 4mo ago
Seems the last bit of the url was cut off after submission.
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Commission fines Temu €200M for breaching the Digital Services Act(ec.europa.eu)
93 points by MrDresden 4mo ago|6 comments
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by MrDresden 4mo ago
> "We need to find a way to deal with Russia with humanity instead of treating them like some boomer-era cold war bogeyman." Are you even aware of what has been going on in Ukraine for the last 4 years, and in Crimea for the
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by MrDresden 4mo ago
> "Preserve Your Integrity" "Cattle die, and kinsmen die, And so one dies one's self; But a noble name will never die, If good renown one gets." [0] - Hávamál, written ~900-1000 CE [0]: https://www.v
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by MrDresden 4mo ago
I had my fourth Covid infection just a month ago. Fully vaccinated, and having had it three times before, it still hit me like a brick. It took 10 days to get rid of the flu like symptoms, two weeks to get to semi normal, but my taste hasn&
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by MrDresden 4mo ago
> "I once tried mobile development in semi early days android." Yeah those early days ~2010ish were very painful. Things got much better as early as 2016 and they have improved each subsequent year since. I'd say there h
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by MrDresden 4mo ago
This is the case. A friend, born outside of the US, who is a researcher at Harvard is now looking at options outside of the US due to their visa being about to expire and it not looking like it will get extended. They are looking at alterna
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by MrDresden 5mo ago
(and Iceland)
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by MrDresden 5mo ago
Yet even with all this information most webpages still insist on showing me the language version of the country who's IP address I have rather than, you know, using the preferred language selection. It's almost like web devs don&#
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Retrospective on Black and White and it's connection to Google DeepMind(eurogamer.net)
2 points by MrDresden 5mo ago|0 comments
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by MrDresden 5mo ago
All very impressive. And they'll get all that intellectual property beamed directly into their datacenters for analysis. Really smart (no sarcasm).
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by MrDresden 5mo ago
Not my field, but I wonder if this could have been a case of a bezoar of some kind, perhaps Phytobezoar[0], that got loosened by the massage? After seeing reports[1] a few years back about the use of Coke as a non invasive way to clean thes
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by MrDresden 6mo ago
Hydro power is older and thus makes up a bigger share. There are plans to increase geothermal drilling in certain areas, as far as I am aware.
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by MrDresden 6mo ago
To be honest it sounds like you hit the jackpot there. You say this is a company you could see yourself working at for some time, and have been handed C suite level responsibility that you can handle. So seemingly you are content and able t
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by MrDresden 6mo ago
Have you done any write ups about how best to go about doing something like this? I'd love to organize something like this in my local community but somehow am not sure where or how to start really.
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by MrDresden 6mo ago
Some of us run unGoogled/M$ Linux systems and want offline functionality. None of those options you mentioned would work for us.
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by MrDresden 6mo ago
A few years ago I read this small post[0] that talks about Flatpak and it's use of OSTree[1]. It doesn't exactly compare it to the other formats, but still interesting on its own. [0]: https://blogs.gnome.org/alexl
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by MrDresden 6mo ago
Nor in the physical world either. Crumbling planes, trains and automobile infrastructure. Collapsed bridges, airports that don't function properly etc.
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by MrDresden 6mo ago
And this is why so much software today runs extremely hot. It's creators clearly care not for the efficiency of how it is built, which translates directly into how it runs. This blog post is effectively being apologetic about the fact
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by MrDresden 6mo ago
The Nature paper[0] in question was already submitted[1] here earlier today. [0]: https://www.nature.com/articles/s44360-026-00087-0 [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47601055
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Pesticides and cancer: researchers find a connection at the national level(lemonde.fr)
6 points by MrDresden 6mo ago|1 comments
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France's aircraft carrier located in real time by Le Monde through fitness app(lemonde.fr)
649 points by MrDresden 6mo ago|533 comments
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by MrDresden 6mo ago
Yeah you're right, serves me right for writing that while busy doing other things this morning. The intent of the comment stands though. I meant to point out that GrapheneOS has perfectly good support for verifying device integrity via

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