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Drupal 7 End of Life – PSA-2025-01-06(drupal.org)
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by Y-bar 2y ago
The ”nonviolent” part is interesting. We as a society has many examples of holding such people responsible for ”legal” and ”non-violent” actions that clearly resulted in deaths of lots of people. Sorry about the rather extreme example and i
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by Y-bar 2y ago
And community note participation will be guaranteed to be politically neutral, right, Zuck? And I want to re-iterate that not everything should be politically neutral: Stance A: "A certain group of people should be gassed with Zyklon-B
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by Y-bar 2y ago
General Contact Unit (Very Little Gravitas Indeed).
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by Y-bar 2y ago
What you do not consider is that all serious UBI initiatives will see UBI as a _replacement_ to multiple other already existing welfare programs such as housing stipends, childcare benefits, maternity leave benefits, illness benefits, food
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by Y-bar 2y ago
> Who gets to choose which artists and athletes are funded? Preferably via UBI which would prevent cheating and inconsistencies and minimise the bureaucracy around it. > When do we start funding them? Smarter people than me have alrea
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by Y-bar 2y ago
I think artists should have a livable wage as well.
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by Y-bar 2y ago
When I read the article the problem as illustrated was not primarily OnlyFans and the morality around that kind of content. It was the lack of funding for athletes and the fact that IOC forces athletes to sign away image rights that were fr
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by Y-bar 2y ago
The European Commission has a section in the Q&A about that[1] where they say that the charger side of things will be regulated in the Ecodesign Regulation. Ecodesign will regulate things like power delivery, which includes charger and
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by Y-bar 2y ago
The GDPR was proposed and discussed in 2014, it was voted on in 2016, and went into effect in 2018. As 2025 is at the door, what excuses are there really to use a non-compliant tech stack when handling personal data?
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by Y-bar 2y ago
This is a solved problem as far as I am concerned. We have automated systems to deal with requests in that category, it would probably have to be in the double-digit percentage of our customer base before we see any significant impact on ou
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by Y-bar 2y ago
> a malicious group opening and demanding deletions for 1000s of users I am not aware of any provision within GDPR that allows anyone else but the individual person (and courts) to request deletion of their personal data. So I think your
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by Y-bar 2y ago
Only marking as “deleted” while indefinitely keeping it is illegal in the EU/EEA. The GDPR _requires_ a hard deletion in cases like this, but allows a grace period of a few weeks for the deletion to propagate throughout systems.
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by Y-bar 2y ago
I can't download any 4K movies from iTunes, only 1080p. (source: https://support.apple.com/en-gb/119599 ) For some of the movies I have bought I have ended up also torrenting a copy to have and be sure I can play i
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by Y-bar 2y ago
For my part they are for slightly different use cases. While I seldom see CSV files being used for things like configuration and markup, I often see JSON used. And a lot of times configuration choices require explanations. It's not a b
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by Y-bar 2y ago
Sometimes it even goes two steps in this implementation. Given that a vanilla <input type="range"> never moves (manually tested in Edge, Firefox, Chrome, Safari now) the handle when clicking anywhere on the handle I would ab
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by Y-bar 2y ago
I think they are suggesting using something like this, which does work to target certain attributes: input[value="5"] { width: 20%; } This could then be combined with the sibling selector to target the other one input[value=&quo
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by Y-bar 2y ago
This is cool! I have always thought that the HTML <input type=range> input needed a dual-value implementation because that makes a lot of sense. Consider the use case "I want to filter products with at least X widgets but no more
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by Y-bar 2y ago
I think it is a great feature for add-ons and extensions to add additional user features such as this. You can find a lot of extensions such as https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/dark-mode-web...
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by Y-bar 2y ago
> when people have to rent their homes, all too often it is some investment vehicle for the uber rich that gets the rent. This is solvable with a greater mix of affordable housing. It is also solvable by increasing the portion of communi
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by Y-bar 2y ago
What about Firefox? Which is what I am using.
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by Y-bar 2y ago
Yes, I did not know what they were called.
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by Y-bar 2y ago
This is great, giving it a try! A few first impressions: - The dark overlay when customising the screen makes it hard to see the visual adjustments- And - Can the clock default to system (12 or 24 hours)? - Can I add the pinned tabs I had o
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by Y-bar 2y ago
True that, and in isolation that is indeed the case. Yet, even more people than that across the world cannot even do that. What I am (partly rhetorically) asking is: Is it really a workable long-term solution to guard this global land ownin
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by Y-bar 2y ago
Property values don't need to drop for there to be more affordable housing. And even if they were to drop, is that _really_ a bad thing in the medium to long term (e.g. should residential or other land be an investment in and of itself
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by Y-bar 2y ago
> the winter was mild. Sure about that? I remember a cold winter. > Blizzards, record winds, red weather warnings and biting cold. The long winter of 2023/2024 has featured heavy precipitation and a number of extreme weather even
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by Y-bar 2y ago
True. Proving damages by externalities is very hard unfortunately. For example I remember a case where foresters around here tried to sue coal companies for the acidified rain which killed a lot of pines and saplings and cost them a lot of
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by Y-bar 2y ago
Looks like it is already supported by Safari/WebKit for a number of versions: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Global_att...
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by Y-bar 2y ago
As I wrote in a similar thread a year ago: Whenever I point out that some bug which happens in Firefox my colleagues usually responds with some variant of "we tested in Chrome, and that is the standard", or "can you ask the c
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by Y-bar 2y ago
This reminds me of Department of Defense Climate Risk Analysis from three years ago where they remind us that there will be increased international conflicts due to the effects of climate change: https://media.defense.gov/20

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