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by Youden 7y ago
Here the market is "things that can be installed on iOS" or "NFC payment providers that can be installed on iOS", where I don't think you can deny Apple has 100% market dominance. You could argue that the market sho
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by Youden 7y ago
> The US has its problems, but you have been listening to propaganda by anti US forces (you might want to figure out who they are and what their agenda is!) I think if you think these things are anti-US propaganda, I think you might want
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by Youden 7y ago
You're likely thinking of Cyanogen OS (distinct from CyanogenMod) and the OnePlus One, which shipped with it.
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by Youden 7y ago
I'm a newcomer to C++ and by no means intend to sound like an expert but I think the key to working with it is to treat it not like one language in which you should try to learn most of the features (like say Python) but instead treat
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by Youden 7y ago
"transmitted using end-to-end encryption" Technically correct but sounds either ignorant or misleading.
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You can stagger the weekend so that everybody gets the extra day but not always the same day.
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by Youden 7y ago
> For Sony cameras, the fact they can run android .apk's allows some workarounds for jpg/raw WiFi transfer, see http://www.stg-uploader.xyz/ That only works for the older ones unfortunately. They dropped the in
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by Youden 7y ago
> Why do we still have to mess about with camera tethering when it should be seamless to have photos transfer to a device for professional shoots, or to your smartphone for posting to social media? I think this is the real answer for the
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by Youden 7y ago
It's open source ( https://github.com/zerotier ) but not Free Software.
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by Youden 7y ago
Or you can run UDP over TCP with a tool like this one: https://github.com/wangyu-/udp2raw-tunnel
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by Youden 7y ago
Honest question: If I own the copyright to a webpage (say my personal blog) and Comcast modifies my page to insert this "helpful" warning message, is it likely I'd have a case to sue them for creating an unauthorized derivati
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by Youden 7y ago
Sure it matches up. The poster, today, is aware of how PRISM worked. The blog author, then, was not aware that PRISM existed.
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by Youden 7y ago
> Is there a demand in FAANG for programmers but in Europe, and if so how much of a difference is it between US and Europe? Google, Microsoft and Facebook have large offices in London. They also have offices in Zürich, where the pay is m
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by Youden 7y ago
Wow, the VPS are hosted on "Server Grade Hardware", that's some great marketing.
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by Youden 7y ago
Kimsufi doesn't sell virtual cores, it sells CPUs and not only CPUs but specific CPUs specified upfront. "8 CPU" as advertised by the VPS host could mean literally anything.
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by Youden 7y ago
You still do that this way, it's just that your physical button will be for the device plugged into it rather than the TV itself. Instead of turning on the TV with a physical button, you'll turn on your Chromecast, Apple TV, Roku,
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by Youden 7y ago
Vizio isn't sold in the region of the world I live in and a quick Google tells me it still has nonsense I don't want built-in, at least the version they're advertising on their website.
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by Youden 7y ago
> It's also hard to consider dumb when it requires a smartphone to even use. I think that in reality you don't even need to use the app. The TV should be powered on/off by your AV receiver or Apple TV or whatnot using HDMI
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by Youden 7y ago
As someone who would buy this TV: the point is that it's not a TV, it's just a display. I have external speakers, I never use the speakers in my TV. I have a streaming device, I never use the streaming features built into my TV. M
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by Youden 7y ago
I used to have things in a colo but now I have fiber at home, just about everything is on a single giant machine, complete with graphics card for a gaming VM: VM management: libvirt (used to host gaming PC and financial applications)
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by Youden 7y ago
Depends on the size of the collection. You can get a small (1-2TB) dedicated server for ~$5/month these days. When you get bigger you're looking at something like 64EUR/month for 40TB. Personally I have a home server which ha
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by Youden 7y ago
I want a single platform that allows me to conveniently access all the media I want to consume, now and for forever. There's no other way to have one, it's that simple. Sure I could buy DRM-laden stuff from some online store but t
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by Youden 7y ago
I don't think everybody _needs_ one but they're extremely handy to have, especially when you want something very particular, like a missing part of a cheap tool, a new handle for a particular broom, a doorstop that works with your
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by Youden 7y ago
I moved from Lightroom to Capture One Pro and eventually settled on Darktable. It took a bit of getting used to (still not a fan of the UI and its obsession with "film rolls" every time I import something) but once I did it's
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by Youden 7y ago
There are a bunch of places that do 0 commission but they usually charge a separate fee for the contract (which seems to universally be treated as separate from commission). Aside from the options others have mentioned, there are a bunch of
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> The only difference is that third party apps can't install apps "silently" (you have to manually confirm each install/update through a system dialog). That's a huge difference. Try downloading and maintaining a
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by Youden 7y ago
That's still the case on intracity transit throughout most of Switzerland. Intercity trains are nearly always checked though. I think it's able to work because the fines are seen as high (90, 130, 160 CHF for the 1st, 2nd and 3rd
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by Youden 7y ago
> You can't compare the US standard of care with the rest of the world's standard of care. This is a meme I hear a lot from Americans but having lived in America and elsewhere, I don't believe it at all. Do you have any da
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by Youden 7y ago
BTRFS is more flexible than ZFS (for example it works fine with RAIDs of differently sized drives and allows you to add and remove disks after the FS is built) but it really worries me that any filesystem has a big red warning on documentat
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by Youden 7y ago
MDisc is not king. Their DVDs were outperformed by competitors in a test done by the French National Archives [0]. Further, DVDs are effectively obsolete these days and MDisc's Blu-Rays have no scientific studies backing their claims t

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