Orygin

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by Orygin 1y ago
You'll be glad to hear (I guess) that the pain is shared by french speaking Belgians. It happens all the god damn time that the websites render in Dutch (or I guess Flemish) instead of the set Accept Language I have (EN then FR). Googl
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by Orygin 1y ago
Have you got a source for the GPL non compliance ? If I remember what I saw during the day, and from recaps since then, it was only the Bambu Studio slicer (that is a fork of Prusa Slicer), which was provided with review units but without t
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by Orygin 1y ago
Even users of APGL sometimes are clueless about its reach. One example is minio which is AGPL now, and the dev regularly make false statements about the license on their github: https://github.com/minio/minio/issue
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by Orygin 1y ago
Slack is, I think, mainly focused on the messaging and relies on third parties to integrate other features. Microsoft is a behemoth that wants to sell their complete software suite and tries to integrate all of them together for a "sea
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by Orygin 1y ago
I admit I didn't read the entirety of the post, but I read the following: > Many of our clients came to us after trying the Microsoft built-in Wiki. It was clunky, inconvenient, and didn’t do the job well. We focused on simplicity:
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by Orygin 1y ago
Congrats on the success, but I feel like you hit gold because MS has little to no interest in providing actual good software for their users. Hopefully for you that stays that way and you can maybe expand to other areas where they come shor
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by Orygin 1y ago
The law for cookie and privacy consent is (afaik) applicable to any EU citizen or resident, even if they are not currently located in the EU. That means if you do business in the EU, you have to show the banner for everybody because you can
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by Orygin 1y ago
It's much easier to blame the cookie banner on GDPR (which are not entirely related) than read the texts and jurisprudence about it to know how it works. Every website showing a consent screen is either willfully ignorant (rarer these
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by Orygin 1y ago
Strong track record of already snooping on all your traffic within their browsers ?
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by Orygin 1y ago
Why is that? We're not saying it's definitely Russia, but exploring the possibility they could be behind this. After the multiple sabotages, killings, corruption, as well as the invasion of a neighbor country, we have some reasons
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by Orygin 1y ago
I'm not saying Russia did it, just that they could be the cause of this. Weakening Europe is in their interest, and they already have blatantly done smaller scale sabotage. It wouldn't weaken their position, as you said, Europe
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by Orygin 1y ago
Europe is helping Ukraine it its defense against Russia. Russia has sabotaged a lot of things in multiple EU countries, including Spain. It's not far fetched to imagine Russia being the root cause of this, or being implicated in so
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by Orygin 1y ago
I have looked at it recently and it seems Iran is blocking GCP, not the other way around. Not sure if Google keep a doc up to date with who blocks them.
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by Orygin 2y ago
And IIRC, it's illegal in the EU and Belgium has been paying fines every year because they don't want to change the status quo. Better for the country to pay fines (from our tax money) than companies paying a salary to their int
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by Orygin 2y ago
Anecdotal, but I never had an Arch install fail after updating (maybe the one time my EFI partition was full, but not specific to Arch). While I have a laptop running OpenSUSE Tumbleweed that failed to start after the third update I did on
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by Orygin 2y ago
The backwards compatibility guarantees are for the language and not the standard library. They won't make breaking changes nilly willy but it can and has happened for the std.
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by Orygin 2y ago
I fail to see what is gained to flash ESP32 from the browser vs from a small software gui you can run on your computer (and offline as well). Saving the 1 minute setup time needed to install the software ? The rest is basically the same p
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by Orygin 2y ago
You are not losing functionality if it was never implemented in the first place. WebUSB and WebSerial are not standards, so your rage is misdirected. Keep using your security cheese of a browser if you need that feature. Otherwise others
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by Orygin 2y ago
> The reality, I believe, is that this is largely driven by idealistic west coast gen-z and younger millenials who feel certain that their world-view is righteous, to the extent that they feel they are only helping by implementing these
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by Orygin 2y ago
Maybe for the author of the blog post, about his personal projects. But the user I replied to seemed to indicate even "100-employee e-commerce sites" don't need any redundancy for their website, which I disagree with.
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by Orygin 2y ago
> If a week long outage is enough to make or break your business, your business isn't gonna work out anyway. If your business has an SLA with its customers, having a week long outage is going to break your business. Some contracts