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by Youden 6y ago
> Apple does not disclose to you who bought your app. What legitimate interest do you have in processing that information? Apple needs it for billing and to know who owns which apps. As you would no longer need it for those reasons, for
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by Youden 6y ago
It was updated 4 months ago, it's actively maintained and I use it frequently. Someone else was looking at the wrong listing and you may have done the same thing. The correct listing is simply called "Maps" F-Droid: https:&#
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by Youden 6y ago
Maybe you're looking at the wrong place? > It looks like the F-Droid fork was last updated five years ago The latest release is August 2020 [0] and the latest update to the repo happened at the same time [1]. > and the 'webs
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by Youden 6y ago
> they’re shipping not exactly state of the art technology at very high prices I think that misses the point: when you buy Leica, you're not buying technology. It's not a technology company, it's a luxury brand. You buy Le
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by Youden 6y ago
FWIW I came into the game expecting basically nothing. I'm not a gamer, don't read gaming news and don't get hyped. I just knew that this was an RPG made by CD Projekt Red. And I think largely thanks to not expecting anything
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by Youden 6y ago
"Europe" isn't a monolith, how to solve the problem depends on your country and the country of the business you're trying to deal with. Which country are you talking about specifically?
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They're entirely different things. A Workers' Council is a legally recognized body representing employees of a single employer. It has very limited rights and duties, like being informed in the case of mass layoffs. A union is a b
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Not quite. Nuremburg: 85ms from east coast, 156ms from west coast: https://mtr.sh/#ping/8EC5V,MHi1W/nbg.icmp.hetzner.com Falkenstein: 87ms from east coast, 157ms from west coast: https://mtr.sh/#pi
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Some comparisons of the entry-level offerings at a few providers: - Stardust, 0.0025€/h: 1 vCPU, 1GB RAM, 10GB disk, unlimited 100Mbps network - Hetzner, 0.004€/h: 1 vCPU, 2GB RAM, 20GB disk, 20TB 10Gbps network - Azure, 0.005$&#x
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> Any machining, metal forming, etc. would require specialized large equipmen, and would quickly drive the cost up, potentially an order of magnitude higher than material costs. It seems unlikely that there are serious tolerances to be k
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by Youden 6y ago
In what regards are Fastmail and Gsuite the only "real" options for email on your own domain? There are tons of other options. Mailbox.org, Migadu, Protonmail, Tutanota and Mailfence for example.
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by Youden 6y ago
Google, Hetzner, OVH, Online.net, Feralhosting, linux package mirrors. Those are just the things I specifically remember. I don't want to be misleading though, claiming "full gigabit" might be a bit hyperbolic of me. By &quot
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by Youden 6y ago
I also have 1Gbps and I'm able to max it, so long as the other end supports it (which is quite often). I regularly do it for downloads and for backups. But generally, at 1Gbps, the speed bottleneck starts to move away from the connecti
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by Youden 6y ago
Here in Switzerland you can get it for $50 [0] and in Sweden for $46 [1]. My favourite thing about it in Switzerland is that a bunch of different ISPs share the infrastructure, so I can get that speed from ~5 providers off the top of my hea
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by Youden 6y ago
> Hydro 63.6 39% Switzerland, the country I live in, also has a ton of hydro (60% [0]) but the thing about hydro is that it's entirely dependent on geography. Iceland has 100% renewable electricity [1] but that's due to its geo
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by Youden 6y ago
The privileged extension does not require root. You _can_ install it with Magisk (which also provides root) but it can also be flashed as a regular flashable ZIP (which just requires an unlocked device). Last (and best) of all, it can be ad
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by Youden 6y ago
This shouldn't blow anybody's mind but it really varies from person to person and particularly by living situation. Totally anecdotal but among my colleagues it looks roughly like: - Those at home alone all day miss the social con
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by Youden 6y ago
> So nuclear is never cheaper than solar The price of solar doesn't include energy storage, so the two can't be easily compared. > if the state is covering the insurance cost Yes, though I'd be interested to know what t
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by Youden 6y ago
That's based on a single report produced by the UK and I don't think it's appropriate to damn the parent commenter so harshly based on that alone. To contrast that report, in France, a country that actually uses nuclear pow
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I do realize how absurd it is, the point is that I don't see it as a challenge to Swiss sovereignty.
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I think you're drastically overstating what happened regarding Swiss banking secrecy. Switzerland agreed to FATCA, which only applies to people subject to US taxes and allows those people to refuse to have their information shared with
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by Youden 6y ago
How about https://shop.udoo.org/products/bolt.html ? You can also look at https://www.amd.com/en/products/embedded-minipc-solutions .
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by Youden 6y ago
Step 1: Open https://app.element.io/ Step 2: Create account Step 3: Enter username, password and email address Step 4: Click confirmation email Step 5: Log in Step 6: Share your username with others What aspect of this is h
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by Youden 6y ago
> meaning no data is accessible to third parties--unlike Matrix, which is federated I acknowledge that this isn't an option for everyone but for the HN crowd, it's fairly easy to run your own homeserver. You just need to instal
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If you're concerned with privacy but still want a phone that mostly works, I recommend installing MicroG [0]. It's an open-source implementation of Google Play Services that gives you support for things like location and push noti
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Yes. But depending on how far you're willing to go to get around it, there's a solution: MicroG [0]. It's basically an open-source Google Play Services implementation and it supports a number of different location providers l
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> It's pretty clear from the beginning that both Epic and Apple were writing their emails for public consumption I don't know if you've worked in a large company but it's fairly typical guidance that all emails be wri
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Estimates place it higher than that [0]: "Broken down further, "Fortnite" is said to have made $1.6 million each day on Apple's devices; if Apple is pulling in its standard cut of 30%, Apple made somewhere in the realm o
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> whereas with a federated network you have to trust your provider and all providers your friends use. Currently, yes, you're right. However Matrix is actively working on eliminating this problem in various ways. The most recent ref
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by Youden 6y ago
Personally I use Matrix [0], specifically the Element client [1] which was previously known as Riot. Among other features, it has end-to-end encryption, federation, comprehensive support for multiple devices and doesn't require a phone

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