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Some time ago I found this implementation: https://medmunds.github.io/puzzles/ I think it has a more pleasant ui.
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Note: For now for existing Hetzner customers only.
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Wrong. Potential fines for a GDPR breach, under which this could fall under, are 4% of the firm's worldwide annual revenue from the preceding financial year. But there is also a criminal code in the works for violating data provided by
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They get access to servers and/or data centers where they can run their analysis. Its trivial to control for data egress in such a scenario.
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The companies and researchers get access to the data with oversight but the data isn't shared. They basically get access to a server to run their analysis but can't retrieve the data.
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Do you mean the bullshit to allow innovation in healt treatments and research?
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It can't be trivially unmasked. If approved researchers get controlled access to the data with oversight, but the data itself isn't shared with the companies.
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I haven't seen it mentioned yet on Hacker News, but Germany is about to pass the "Gesundheitsdatennutzungsgesetz". This bill allows anonymized access for researchers to all German health care data. Data from over 83 million p
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It's on a downwards trend again after the spike created by the war [1]. However, I don't think this is a big factor, since Microsoft is the second-biggest buyer of renewable energy, so other prices apply. [1] https://ww
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> Since then, more than 72,000 people have been arrested for being alleged gang members or affiliates. > thousands have been unjustly detained without due process and dozens have died in prisons. [1] https://apnews.com/
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> The text was adopted with 599 votes to 7 and 35 abstentions. Seeing this made me kind of happy. At least there are still some topics where most politicians can still agree on something.
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A bad messenger doesn't necessarily mean the message is wrong.
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The channel Not Just Bikes did a video on this, he had the same experience as you.[1] Growing up in Germany myself, I also feel that this trend is getting noticable here. I have no data on this, but I feel like safer cars lead to higher spe
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You monster...
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Have you played Elevator Saga? You could try it and them compare the stats. [1] https://play.elevatorsaga.com/
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Depending on your needs, Typst might be what you are looking for. [1] https://github.com/typst/typst
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This is not my experience at all. Can you tell what retailers you are using, so I can avoid them? If I don't have to otherwise, I only go to the store with a self-checkout near me. There are some ux problems which they should improve b
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I went down a youtube rabbit hole about aircraft investigations once. One think I am still surprised by is the (in my opinion) bad UX of some errors. For example: It can be really easy to not notice a change from normal to alternate or dire
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Note: Disney+ episodes are numbered differently than all other services.
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Could probably be just as dangerous as helpful. You work through some issues, maybe want to forgive or be forgiven to get closure and the LLM says f*k you, no.
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It was 18 minutes until the last person, the captain, evacuated. [1] Until an investigative report is released, and the timeline thoroughly reconstructed, it is bettee to ignore all such articles. [1] https://www3.nhk.or.jp/
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I have used Barrier [1] in the past to connect a Windows and Mac machine side-by-side. It's quite powerful, but probably not really as user friendly as the posted solution. [1] https://github.com/debauchee/barrier
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Don't they stop spinning when idle?
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Is this mira of a U.S. centric problem? I selfhost my mail in Germany, have one at a smaller mail provider and never had problems. It is also not uncommon for companies to either have a local Exchange Server or use the mail service at their
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Have you ever told them?
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From the article it seems to me, to be a backup solution only. Kinda a replacement for tape, with the difference that it is faster writing. What got my attention: > The images are then sent to be processed and decoded, which leans on mac
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It's less a plan and more the result of a court case, which forced the government to reduce their budget for the next year.
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Or the situation may have changed, making it impossible to find the original reason.
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I thought about that and could see two possible problems: What about notifications on the lock screen, how to plausibly handle those with a fake/2nd profile? Could that be seen as willfully misleading or hiding evidence?
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I opened the first two pictures in separate tabs and switched quickly between them. There is zero difference. Tried it on two different monitors, Chrome and Firefox. Same with the pictures of the guy at the end. EDIT: The last comparison is
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