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by Rygian 3y ago
The Spanish layout (as used in Spain) is the best compromise I've yet found to write code, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Catalan, and would probably work fine for most other European languages with a couple more dead ke
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by Rygian 3y ago
Then the price is not right. Make it expensive from the start, and then gradually give back most of the price when the user has had a good standing for long enough.
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by Rygian 3y ago
As a tongue in cheek remark, it is English-centric to think that using c for constants is an English-centric view of science. French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Romanian, all use the same word of Latin origin.
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by Rygian 3y ago
I'm all good with your proposal, as long as the "one simplified bundled offering" can be preconfigured to install a Teams competitor, instead of Teams itself. Otherwise it's simply abusing dominant market position.
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by Rygian 3y ago
No. I'm defending the need for a nanny-like actor, under public oversight, and with opposite financial incentives to reduce healthcare expenditure by improving public health.
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by Rygian 3y ago
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9161017/ Abstract: "The[] findings suggest that SSB [sugar-sweetened beverage] taxes may work as intended in reducing demand for SSBs through higher prices, y
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by Rygian 3y ago
Individuals are already subject to a very invasive, predator-like attitude, courtesy of corporations for whom a higher market cap is the only key metric, and the long-term impact on public health is a minor concern. We're already slidi
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by Rygian 3y ago
From the page: The vulnerability in the TEA1 cipher (CVE-2022-24402) is obviously the result of intentional weakning. While the cipher itself does not seem to be a terribly weak design, there is a computational step which serves no other pu
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by Rygian 3y ago
I really like those names, 'splat operator' and 'splatty-splat operator.' > Inside Function Call > Splat expands a collection into positional arguments, while splatty-splat expands a dictionary into keyword argumen
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by Rygian 3y ago
> as secure as swiss cheese In IT security jargon, the "Swiss cheese" model is a good practice: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swiss_cheese_model
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by Rygian 3y ago
A general tendence in OSM is that things that "aren't mapped" will end up being mapped. For example, natural=tree was originally intended for notable trees only, but if you look at the map today you'll see each individua
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by Rygian 3y ago
I scrolled up the page and saw the following banner, which (in hindsight) couldn't be more wrong. > This question is unlikely to help any future visitors; it is only relevant to a small geographic area, a specific moment in time, or
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Mr C's worst electric shock [video](youtube.com)
39 points by Rygian 3y ago|21 comments
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by Rygian 3y ago
And from same source: Will private damages be available to those harmed by gatekeeper conduct? The DMA is a Regulation, containing precise obligations and prohibitions for the gatekeepers in scope, which can be enforced directly in nationa
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by Rygian 3y ago
Quoting: What happens if a gatekeeper ignores the rules? To ensure the effectiveness of the new rules, the possibility of sanctions for non-compliance with the obligations is foreseen. If a gatekeeper does not comply with the rules, the Com
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by Rygian 3y ago
What is the irony about? All I can see is a non-intrusive banner with a clear button to "accept only essential" which is all I care about.
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by Rygian 3y ago
So you are advocating for the vast majority of the internet population to stop using online banking. Let's flip the omelette: no one forces banks to do business online; if a bank can't build secure online banking, they can default
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by Rygian 3y ago
Direct quote from article: "drivers might step on the accelerator for too long" How is that a "newly uncovered “gas” pedal issue"?
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by Rygian 3y ago
If that happened recently enough, I would guess that your "long thoughtful review" was confused for a ChatGPT fake.
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by Rygian 3y ago
What would be a good and healthy motivator to seek a chance in the law? Is there anything intrinsically good or healthy about serving alcohol in mass events?
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by Rygian 3y ago
The amount taxed is not relevant. It's the tax rate that would grow higher.
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by Rygian 3y ago
You seem to happily ignore the distribution costs, metal embrittlement, sheer loss of efficiency and rest of factors that make hydrogen a bad idea for almost any use where it's not yet being used.
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by Rygian 3y ago
To date, no one has successfully explained to me what is the benefit of activities over multiple virtual desktops. Would you give it a try?
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by Rygian 3y ago
I would wonder how massive the thing on the other side of the planet has to be, in order to be detectable. The more mass necessary, the more energy you'll need to send messages. Unless the detection is extremely accurate, you would be
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by Rygian 3y ago
> Safe from server leaks. Because servers only keep public keys, servers are less valuable targets for hackers. It's still an attack scenario to keep in mind. If a server can be tricked into storing the wrong public key, authenticat
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by Rygian 3y ago
If detected.
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by Rygian 3y ago
This behaviour looks confusing to me: $ echo '{"name":{"first":"Tom","middle":"null","last":"Smith"}}' | jj name.middle null $ echo '{"name":{&qu
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by Rygian 3y ago
GDPR is about tracking, not about cookies.
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by Rygian 3y ago
That's correct. The regulation is about providing consent to process personal data. Many people fail to see the difference.
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by Rygian 4y ago
Water management in southeastern Spain, the Alpujarras region, is a fascinating topic. The local communities maintain very precise irrigation ditches ("acequias de careo") midway along the mountains. During the months of rainfall

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