Sayrus

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by Sayrus 1y ago
https://www.ratp.fr/decouvrir/coulisses/au-quotidien/des-sol... In 2020, 5% of bus in Paris had AC. In 2026, they aim for 75%. And a 100% rollout by 2035. Even subway lines don't all have AC.
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Some actually promote ideas and defend ideals, individual "success" doesn't always correlates with fulfilment. For instance, working for a non-profit, providing help and food to people who need it, helping associations live o
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He choose the laptop for durability because he can't get it repaired in Bangladesh. People didn't pick a non-free laptop without consulting him.
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Which is why most apps with sync have two sets of credentials: one to login on the platform and one master password for encryption. That helps in those scenarios.
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Manufacturers can prevent you from unlocking bootloader. Whether they are Apple or not. Samsung used to have a hard fuse that broke when you unlocked, it seems they now forbid it entirely. Apps developers can decide to require Play Integrit
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Only after getting reviews so it is hidden by default: https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/146970#issuecommen...
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I'm not sure that's the best answer but GrapheneOS has a page they recommend linking to developer that may be interested in supporting something else than Play Integrity: https://grapheneos.org/articles/attest
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Same in France, I would have switched to another bank that supports GrapheneOS if mine didn't. In my case, I doubt it's hacker culture but more of a sovereignty and accessibility issue which made them choose to not rely on Play In
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And those apps use MEETS_DEVICE_INTEGRITY rather than MEETS_STRONG_INTEGRITY so a compromised device can absolutely be used to access critical services. (Usually because strong integrity is unsupported on old devices) This reminds me of pro
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On their desktop Ryzen AI Max, which uses kind of the same design as "Unified Memory" on Apple silicon. I think the comment you reply to refer to their laptops designs.
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If it was only the subsidies, but it's not. https://www.reuters.com/legal/litigation/us-orders-orsted-ha...
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The author is talking about multi-core performance rather than single core. Apple silicon only offers a low number of cores on desktop chips compared to what Intel or AMD offers. Ampere offers chips than are an order of magnitude faster in
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As a mostly Dell user I'd add the camera and microphone: the difference in quality on a standalone laptop is just mind blowing. Audio output can be tuned with the right equalizer profile but microphone filtering and camera quality just
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Most prevent your username/email from being reused but restrict access or storage. From what I've seen, the delay often ranges from 30 days to years (but not guaranteed).
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What's crazy to me is that a small retailer selling counterfeit goods would be sued hard if not investigated for fraud. But Amazon can keep doing it without worries.
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Copilot broke audit logs, but Microsoft won't tell customers(pistachioapp.com)
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Trade it directly for USD in cash. I'm not sure what the laws are in the US but I don't remember seeing that owning or selling was illegal in any way.
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I haven't read the spec so I'm not sure if you can request that or only 18+. However doing dozens of requests requires the user's approval each time which may raise red flags and I can imagine your certificate revoked.
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I found this for GrapheneOS / Pixel devices which seems to support this claim: https://grapheneos.org/faq > Activating airplane mode will fully disable the cellular radio transmit and receive capabilities I am very
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I remember reading that (some?) phones in airplane mode can still be pinged by the network to request their location and the call is answered directly by the blackbox modem rather than by Android/iOS bypassing most privacy features. Ai
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That requires a dedicated instance of your browser as (AFAIK) most browsers don't support per-tab proxy configuration. If I understood correctly, parent wants tabs to work normally but offline tabs (like the secret generator) to be air
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Activating only for beta users or opted-in users is a supported use-case on OpenFeature using the dynamic context ( https://openfeature.dev/specification/glossary#dynamic-conte... ). If your goal is to end up with the fl
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Some flags are meant to be enabled for specific customers, on-demand, depending on what type of contract is signed, under NDA and so on. Over time, many department that aren't "engineering" need to be able to change some flag
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From the same website, there are still blocks put in place by Apple to discourage anyone, especially large browsers, from publishing their own engine: https://open-web-advocacy.org/blog/apples-browser-engine-ban...
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HTTPS-only mode doesn't do the initial HTTP request if HTTPS is available. This prevents downgrade attacks, prevents leaking private information such as the entire URLs (many email tracking links default to HTTP so you leak the token c
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Site is marked as suspended if you get redirected to HTTPS. It has been archived: https://web.archive.org/web/20250715171604/http://itscheese.... https://archive.is/3cJcu
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The music might be over a decade old but it still plays. I heard it in Infinitode 2 released in 2021.
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Thanks, I also edited the answer. That also gives context to the sentence in the article: > Connecticut already uses the common three-class system that codifies legal e-bikes as up to 20 mph (32 km/h) and 750W (one horsepower) for C
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I realized that and edited my comment with a link for one with pedals, bicycle saddle and 10kW power.
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Let's face it, an e-bike that goes to 70 rarely looks like a bike. For instance: - https://hpcbikes.com/products/revolution-xx - https://www.eridepros.com/pro-sr (no bicycle pedals) I was able to

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