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by SigmundurM 2y ago
Amazing lol! Though it is worthing that Nintendo is alleging patent infringement, not copyright infringement. IANAL (I Am Not A Lawyer), but that doesn't sound like they're going after the models used in Palworld, but more overall
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by SigmundurM 2y ago
Per their documentation [1], you have to bypass MacOS's gatekeeper. [1]: https://docs.zen-browser.app/guides/install-macos#step-3-byp...
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by SigmundurM 2y ago
> Don't accept broken CSV. If people keep ignoring standards, thats their problem. From the very memo you link to (RFC 4180): > Implementors should "be conservative in what you do, be liberal in what you accept from others&q
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by SigmundurM 2y ago
The preliminary findings in this case are not related to the "Core Technology Fee" as far as I can tell. The findings here are about steering. That Apple disallows app developers to steer users to alternative distribution channels
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by SigmundurM 2y ago
The SQLite author says in the last paragraph of the sqlite-kit issue: "You are welcomed to use "SQLite" as part of the name for your software, so that people know that it uses SQLite. For example, you might call your software
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by SigmundurM 2y ago
Would be great to be able to see an example! I assume you'll have examples on your Twitter, but Twitter requires an account to see anything on your profile.
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by SigmundurM 2y ago
Looks cool! It reminds me a lot of Prezi ( https://prezi.com/ )
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by SigmundurM 2y ago
If you go to this page: https://www.caniemail.com/clients/ and select "check all", it'll show you the features that are supported by all the email clients, and separately, which features have mixed suppo
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by SigmundurM 2y ago
I wonder, what theoretical features could we have for a modular grid that'd be fundamentally incompatible with a columnar grid, and vice versa? If adding columnar grids to CSS Grids doesn't make any features impossible, then I don
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by SigmundurM 2y ago
I may be wrong, but I believe all 2 letter TLDs are ccTLDs. All none ccTLDs would have to be 3 characters or longer.
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by SigmundurM 2y ago
No. In many places in Europe (at least in my country) it is illegal to record specific people (and use the footage for anything other than completely personal use). People have a reasonable expectation of some privacy while out in public sp
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by SigmundurM 2y ago
Consent to having your privacy violated has to be actual genuine consent. Charging a privacy fee up to €250 a year I don't think can be reasonably interpreted as genuine consent.
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by SigmundurM 3y ago
They describe some of their potential plans for revenue generation here: https://penpot.app/pricing It is very very surface level at the moment, but they mention things like limiting the storage in their SaaS, and providing
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by SigmundurM 3y ago
The first offence has a max fine of 10%. Second offence has a max fine of 20%, as the article says: "If that investigation confirms that Apple failed to comply with the antitrust law, then the iPhone maker could be fined up to 10% of i
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by SigmundurM 3y ago
They cover the reasoning for using the control picture characters instead of the control characters in the FAQ: "We tried using the control characters, and also tried configuring various editors to show the control characters by render
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by SigmundurM 3y ago
It does explain it though? > To wrap up, we included arrows, circular numbers, and improved symbols for use within Markdown – the commonly used text markup language that Supernotes is built around. and then it has an image of the 'M
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by SigmundurM 3y ago
Checkout the "css crimes" tag on cohost, there's some pretty cool stuff there! https://cohost.org/rc/tagged/css%20crimes
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by SigmundurM 3y ago
A reason people might want to have JavaScript disabled, is because of the immense tracking possibilities that JavaScript has, which can't easily be safe-guarded against. The people who do disable JavaScript completely are admittedly fe
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by SigmundurM 3y ago
Cider seemed to struggle just getting the 256kbps. So getting the lossless options, are not gonna be any easier, but hopefully Cider can figure it out with time!
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by SigmundurM 3y ago
They're currently working on a complete remake of Cider [1], which is "powered by Rust. With a partial shift away from Electron". That might fit your needs? The latest release, v2.3.0, also supports forcing the player to use
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by SigmundurM 3y ago
Yup! I'm not sure about music that you've added/uploaded to your library, haven't tried that, but given that Cider "iCloud library" I would imagine that it should just work.
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by SigmundurM 3y ago
Could Cider[1] be what you're looking for? It's basically a open source frontend for Apple Music that works on Linux and Windows. It's what I use to listen to my Apple Music songs on Linux, and it's amazing. [1]: https:
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by SigmundurM 3y ago
You're welcome! I've started moving to this technique from my earlier technique of putting a data-module on wrapping div components, where I manually had to deal with a bunch of stuff which HTML Web Components just do for you for
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by SigmundurM 3y ago
Sounds like you might like the idea coined as "HTML Web Components": https://blog.jim-nielsen.com/2023/html-web-components/ You basically write all the normal HTML and CSS so it's loaded in right aw
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by SigmundurM 3y ago
Capitalism is voluntary. Get bread, or get dead...
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by SigmundurM 3y ago
Electronic books (EPUBs) are literally just HTML, CSS (plus some more standards specific to EPUBs).
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by SigmundurM 3y ago
It was not obvious to me this was talking about a company called Nordic Semiconductor, and not "The Nordic" as in the Nordic countries.
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by SigmundurM 3y ago
You mention 13ft as another open source inspiration. How is Ladder improving on what 13ft does?
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by SigmundurM 3y ago
I would recommend using Obtainium[1] over F-Droid. Obtainum downloads APKs directly from the repository's releases page, for example the GitHub releases page. Why not use F-Droid? "Due to their process of building apps, apps in th
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by SigmundurM 3y ago
AWS blog: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/security/how-aws-protects-custo...

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