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4y ago
How about automated filling options....
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The only way I would trust electronic voting is if we had a secure end-to-end verifiable e-voting system using zero knowledge proofs, so that you can verify that your vote was counted. For now, paper voting is safer.
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4y ago
With latest news, I was under the impression that they are adding a bunch more ads: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2022-08-14/apple-...
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4y ago
And ads are coming....
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4y ago
At least they let you know in the first paragraph but I agree even if it doesn't apply only to the Linux kernel.
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Adafruit had some in stock a few minutes ago: https://twitter.com/rpilocator ... I think every Wednesday around 11am ... I almost got one this time, but because they had me setup 2FA I couldn't checkout on time.
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4y ago
> Once in a while it requires some manual intervention that's what I meant by breaking
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4y ago
How often did the upgrade process broke? I've been using it for a few years and it broke a few times... but overall very happy.
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sometimes I don't get English...
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> When reading the original title, I had the impression that the company was going to be acquired by AA. Same... at least they should put an S to aircraft... but then again maybe they hit the strict character limit...
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> Waymo, the self-driving subsidiary of Google's parent company, stopped using the term "self-driving" in 2021, saying that misuse by other automakers [Tesla] was giving the public a false impression of its capabilities.
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japan-dev.com requires javascript to show any text... I guess it makes sense since they want to show us that popup...
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I don't like the unencrypted tracking ID that comes with QUIC (thanks Google)
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4y ago
So many companies think that the Taco Bell way is the wrong way and that cloud with a bunch of proprietary services is the only way.
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4y ago
I gained nothing by upgrading from Android 11 to Android 12... actually I don't like it as much. Hope 13 is better.
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reminds me of NFTs... go Sony...
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4y ago
What if you take a picture of a modified picture?
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WiFi Standard 802.11ac Packet Analysis
(tbhaxor.com)
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4y ago
https://blog.codinghorror.com/the-paper-data-storage-option/
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That's great
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Yeah it's been a while since I consulted a leggit HOWTO... I think that HOWTOs get created by volunteers all over the web nowadays.
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4y ago
billions of rows?
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4y ago
Blender is really nice but it isn't super easy to always get non-destructive/permanent modifications (but there might always be a way).
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4y ago
The only thing wrong is probably that spreadsheets can't handle huge amounts of data.
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4y ago
Do you know that there is about 33 intelligence agencies in the US alone? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T3FC7qIAGZk&t=2m06s (coming from ex-CIA officer)
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4y ago
I just don't understand how this is considered money laundering... this is coin laundering and it isn't regulated, as far as I know. The people will still have to explain where the cash comes from when they convert coins to cash?
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diameter I assume...
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I just don't understand how this is considered money laundering... this is coin laundering and it isn't regulated, as far as I know. The people will still have to explain where the cash comes from when they convert coins to cash?
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4y ago
I'm still using a Pixel 3 with LineageOS on it. I just wish that I never upgraded to Android 12... Android 11 was a bit better. The main thing is the drop down icons were not so huge (Wi-Fi, Location, etc).
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First they removed a lot of useful features from Firefox. Then tell us we should implement them as an addon. Then handicap addons. <- now Then remove addons. <- future Sounds a bit like "embrace, extend and extinguish"... No
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