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by Youden 6y ago
If you're resident in Lithuania and have switched to their bank account, yes, otherwise no. Revolut has an EU banking license issued by Lithuania [0] but only offers accounts covered by the guarantee in Lithuania [1]. If you are resid
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by Youden 6y ago
If you're in Switzerland like the OP, the Swiss government has comprehensive maps of fiber coverage [0] as well as the speed you can attain [1] (there are more breakdowns, check Geocatalog > Population and Economy > Communication
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by Youden 6y ago
It could be blade vs. regular rackmount but I think it's just a design choice since the other ways of arranging 9 web servers aren't as visually appealing.
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by Youden 6y ago
Yes but you need to configure Digikam to write metadata in its settings. Should be able to write to either EXIF or XMP.
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by Youden 6y ago
> A Sturmgewehr doesnt' trigger police intervention. I see sometimes people carrying the military assault rifle on a bike or in the tram. While carrying around the government-issued rifle in public under certain conditions (IIRC it&
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by Youden 6y ago
In case someone wants an example of an actual published story that looks like this, here's one from the NY Times: https://www.wsj.com/articles/who-is-the-mystery-shopper-leav... 1100 words to answer the titular qu
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by Youden 6y ago
If your sleep is absolutely perfect and you never have any issues with energy or anything like that, there probably isn't a point for you. My sleep isn't perfect. I don't have insomnia but I'm terrible at keeping a sleep
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by Youden 6y ago
I own a Dreem V2 headband and though it's more cumbersome than a ring, it's really not a problem. It takes me less than a minute to put it on and activate it each night and though it's a little uncomfortable at first, I got u
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by Youden 6y ago
I'm learning German at a fairly low level so I ask this from the perspective of wanting to learn, not as a challenge. Wouldn't "have to" be "müssen"? In what cases would you use "sollen" to have a sim
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by Youden 6y ago
When and why did news cease being news and start being short stories and opinion? This entire article could have been cut down to the last few paragraphs and nothing of value would have been lost. Look at The New York Times in 1921 [0]. Gen
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by Youden 6y ago
You can also do it with PGP smartcards like the open-source NitroKey [0]. For a more analogous equivalent though, there's the tpm2-pkcs11 project [1] that uses anything conforming to the TCG TPM2 spec [2], which includes a surprisingly
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by Youden 6y ago
Those are some reasons for "against China" but how about "with the US"? The US isn't the only potential ally against Chinese influence, why should Europe align itself with America instead of other countries? Also, d
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by Youden 6y ago
> I find the fact talks fell through particularly concerning as right now we should all be presenting a united front against China. Honest question: why? Why should Europe unite with the US against China? I don't mean this as a chal
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by Youden 6y ago
> How do we know this is safe from bad actors? You don't. You never will. This is the case not just for Mozilla but for all VPN services. Until there's some kind of hardware-level attestation that verifies a server is running a
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by Youden 6y ago
This is true and I'm not saying you shouldn't use the .m4b extension, I just want to make it clear that that's the only difference. A ".m4b file" is just an MP4 with a funny file extension.
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by Youden 6y ago
> Also I hope to see pure GPU transcoding sometime. H264 to h265 transcodes in pure GPU space are Uber fast, but so far only done by other software. FFmpeg has had pure GPU transcoding for quite some time. See https://trac.ffm
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by Youden 6y ago
> The slow way is free of quirks, whereas the fast way introduces something unexpected to the video, like a half a second of a black screen with audio continue playing like normal. The reason here is the the "fast way" and the
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by Youden 6y ago
I don't think that's quite accurate. There's no functional difference between a .m4b file and a .m4a file. Both use the MP4 container so adhere to the same specification, so support all the same features (including bookmarks)
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by Youden 6y ago
FWIW, you can get 10Gbps for $50/month in Switzerland [0] and Sweden [1]. [0]: https://fiber.salt.ch/en [1]: https://bahnhof.se/
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by Youden 6y ago
> we Dutch like to think our country isn't very corrupt but somehow we just don't seem to notice when our ex ministers get cushy jobs at the bigcos they helped to deregulate. I don't think that's necessarily an indica
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by Youden 6y ago
> Isn't the encoding algorithm deterministic There is no "the encoding algorithm" when it comes to video encoding. Think of a video codec as being analogous to HTML. HTML isn't defined as "this is the algorithm f
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by Youden 6y ago
Hmm, unlike "5 axis", it doesn't say that "4 axis" is part of the extension, it specifically says "Rotary", which seems to be this: https://help.autodesk.com/view/fusion360/ENU&#x
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by Youden 6y ago
That Quora post is a wrapper around CNCCookBook's 2015 survey [0], which is quite old. They've done followup surveys [1], the most recent of which was in 2018 [2]. The latest survey shows that Fusion360 is now the most popular pac
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by Youden 6y ago
That's sad, do you have a link to more details?
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by Youden 6y ago
> Their TV shows are loud (visually), with many overlays, graphics, transitions, etc. Their print media is the poster boy for chaos. Their information density is so huge, I wonder if anyone even reads 10% of what is on the page. It'
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by Youden 6y ago
You might know this but in case others don't, seeing different speed test results to different services/servers is completely normal. A lot of people forget or don't understand the "net" part of "internet"
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by Youden 6y ago
Theoretically, yes, it's impossible to detect this perfectly when the attacker can do whatever they want to your code and memory. Practically though, it's exactly as we see here: a kind of arms race or cat and mouse game where the
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by Youden 6y ago
I'm not addressing this comment so much as the "there's no reason banks should do this" replies to it. Detecting root and jailbreaks isn't something developers do just to prevent power-users from using their devices
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by Youden 6y ago
How much performance are you able to get out of your router7 setup? If it's unable to saturate the gigabit, do you know where the bottleneck is?
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by Youden 6y ago
I'm not an artist myself but I follow David Revoy, who [0] uses Krita and other open-source software extensively for his Pepper & Carrot comic [1]. His blog [0] is full of posts about how he does his work using open-source tools. T

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