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by Sayrus 2y ago
It's delayed. You can poll it continuously and you get live events "from 5 minutes ago".
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by Sayrus 2y ago
> When a community member inquired about how long it took for the funds to be drained, the Web3 founder responded that it took just two minutes for someone to withdraw the funds. The public events API is delayed by 5 minutes[1]. Unless s
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by Sayrus 2y ago
> Even if it is detrimental to humanity as a whole. You make this argument, and while the burden of proof is on you, you refute the answer with "because it goes against your political views". These "trans issues" have
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by Sayrus 2y ago
While the chaebols represent a huge part of the South Korean's GDP, they account for only a small part of the jobs in the country. Whether leaving them for another job is easy, that I don't know. Depending on the country's cu
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by Sayrus 2y ago
As crazy as it sounds, having a reputation to honor the unlocking of data is a great way to get other victims to pay. However, I'd be more suspicious of promises of data deletion.
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by Sayrus 2y ago
You may need a bit more than that. Especially for shared IPs or when using CGNAT as you need which IP and Port-range was used and during what time-range.
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by Sayrus 2y ago
In France we used to have the "Redevance audiovisuelle" which just like in German didn't use the same word. It was removed in 2022 but according to Wikipedia[1], this is what Germany is using. The french version has a Europea
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by Sayrus 2y ago
DNT, if respected, also applied to first party cookies as well as other tracking mechanisms.
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by Sayrus 2y ago
A server allowed to hold preview.example.com (and its associated DNS records) cannot pass dns-01 for *.example.com. Unless you have no authz on your DNS configuration, in which case this server is allowed to hold prod.example.com since it c
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by Sayrus 2y ago
Can you really just use a VPN, or is the store implemented like they plan on implementing Europe store? (A ban based on device location rather than IP location or account location)
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by Sayrus 2y ago
Depending on the game, it can definitely eat a Mbps on average with spikes higher and lower, especially for competitive games with 64 or 128 refreshes per second (Or more with opportunistic updates). Recommended bandwidth for Counter Strike
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by Sayrus 2y ago
Hijacking back button, shortcuts and key events has to be one of the most annoying thing. This breaks autocomplete/autocorrect, paste and many other use-case like the author encountered. Related to accessibility concerns of numeric and
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by Sayrus 2y ago
> Besides important theoretical applications in studying properties of trap spaces, the connection enables us to propose an alternative approach to compute minimal trap spaces, and hence complex attractors, of a general Boolean network.
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by Sayrus 3y ago
But it wouldn't if all cards supporting this were "unlocked" by default and thus the other "enterprise-grade" cards weren't that much more expensive. Of course that'd reduce profits by a lot.
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by Sayrus 3y ago
I'm not sure if the author is in Europe but DMA lead to Google offering services separately[1]. The services are: Search, YouTube, Ad services, Google Play, Chrome, Google Shopping, Google Maps. I think Workspace (Mail, Docs, Drive, ..
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by Sayrus 3y ago
> I've since backed everything up to my computer and filed an appeal > After processing the appeal, a popup said my account was frozen pending review Sounds like Docs only prevented her from sharing her work. Until she filled for
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by Sayrus 3y ago
4% of the global revenue is not 4% of profits. In a lot of sectors, this can actually destroy a company. GM has 10B profits for 170B revenue so we are talking about 70% of their annual profit. Not enough to destroy the company but certainly
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by Sayrus 3y ago
I've always been able to disable the built-in display on all my XPS and Lenovo laptops. The choice was given to me to duplicate, extend or disable the built-in screen when casting or plugging external displays. It's also possible
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by Sayrus 3y ago
No, he really should. Unzip is not the only software interacting when downloading things. A browser has way better sandboxes than the rest of the operating system and desktop environnement. For instance, here is a vulnerability from the pas
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by Sayrus 3y ago
While I don't support that, that argument only works if your insurance is truly a nonprofit. If profit is involved, they can increase your primes even without people stealing simply for the sake of profit.
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by Sayrus 3y ago
I remember seeing quotes for Hashicorp Vault Enterprise, the price for Vault dwarfed the entire cloud bill of the company. And yet the cloud bill (through the marketplace) included other third-parties that were being paid an "enterpris
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by Sayrus 3y ago
Some laptops use-cases I've seen: - red shift at night: if you move around countries, you don't want to reconfigure or use IP location. Having location from WiFi allows this. - Weather application without picking a city or using G
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by Sayrus 3y ago
I think that's the one: https://jackpoulson.substack.com/p/lockheed-is-now-tracking-...
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by Sayrus 3y ago
As a corporation, would I use your encryption standards if I stand to make money legally by not using them? You'll need to enforce encryption usage to force me to use these. Which currently requires these kind of laws. What do you have
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by Sayrus 3y ago
You'd be surprised what French data authority (CNIL) has to say about this[1]: > Any use of personal data for an objective that is incompatible with the primary purpose of proces- sing is a misuse that is subject to administrative o
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by Sayrus 3y ago
If I am a corporation and I am willing to break regulations, how will you force me to use homomorphic encryption? Why should I pass on gathering data that I can resell? The average buyer won't understand or care about it so there is no
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by Sayrus 3y ago
Following flight plan and ensuring the plane doesn't crash is already a great deadman switch for a plane mid flight ! This[1] StackExchange thread does give some pointers as to why that may be. [1] https://aviation.stackexch
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by Sayrus 3y ago
Maybe my example wasn't the best since Uber is practically in all countries. It has however competitors which also are available in many countries and could be available as apps in this EU only store Let's get to a more down to ea
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by Sayrus 3y ago
Or worse, imagine realizing you forgot one important app when reaching your destination. Uber doesn't exist in the country you went to? You can now only install this country's taxi app through the App Store since your alternative
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by Sayrus 3y ago
That may depend on the context and data but you may end the first job at T+28 (runtime of 28 hours) and the second at T+52 (28 hours as well, started at T+24). If jobs must be executed one after another, then you absolutely create an infini

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