Youden

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by Youden 4y ago
Dating is only one way to find someone, it's definitely not the only way. I'm not American and nobody I know in a committed relationship, not a single one (even the Americans I know), met their partner through dating (where I&#x27
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I shoot Sony and use Darktable exclusively. I think your problem might be the base curve module and its default "Sony" preset, which looks like garbage. Try setting it to "neutral", it should look a lot better (presets a
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Not a magician, just watch tricks occasionally and enjoy thinking about how they're made. I wouldn't necessarily expect the monitor to be visual as card tricks usually just need knowledge of a couple of cards. This could be commun
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I don't have knowledge of Apple. > Is this a real occurrence from your experience or just a hypothetical figment of your imagination? I don't know of anybody executing this specific change but I do have first-hand knowledge of
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I think what most people miss is that a FAANG doesn't recruit for a specialized role. When you interview, you're not interviewing to be a full-stack developer for some web application, you're interviewing to be a generalist w
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It's been this way for a decade, earlier it was even more strict: https://www.ghjadvisors.com/blog/history-of-china-import-fil...
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by Youden 4y ago
Are you sure? China's quota system makes it pretty hard for Hollywood films to make it in China [0]. Only a few of the absolute biggest films will have a chance of releasing in China. [0]: https://variety.com/2022/
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by Youden 4y ago
Concepts: https://concepts.app/en/
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You really need to ditch the Bloomberg terminal comparison. People who know what the Bloomberg Terminal is are going to be disappointed by your product because it's not even remotely in the same realm of capability. People who don&#x27
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by Youden 4y ago
If anybody here is interested in this kind of data as an individual non-professional investor, Refinitiv Eikon is resold by Metastock under the "XENITH" name [0] for $1800/yr. It's not cheap but it's certainly more
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by Youden 4y ago
Though worrying if it's done, I doubt that it's done at any scale in the way you're suggesting. Linking accounts is PII and the GDPR would require consent, right to view the information, right to correct the information and s
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A TCN can only compel a targeted capability where doing so does not require introduction of a systemic weakness. If the system is secured in such a way that the targeted capability isn't possible (e.g. open-source project with e2e encr
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by Youden 4y ago
You linked unterminated single-mode fiber and a dual-fiber multi-mode media converter, you can't actually use these together. You need something more like this: - Terminated single-mode fiber: https://www.fs.com/product
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by Youden 4y ago
True that an update system could be used maliciously. I wonder though: if the keys needed to sign an update are stored in say an American or Korean HSM and no person located in Australia has access, can the Australian government still compe
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I'm not saying TARs, TANs or TCNs are FUD and you can ignore them, I'm saying the suggestion that they can compel the introduction of a backdoor is FUD. The example you give, if it's possible, is an example of an existing sys
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by Youden 4y ago
I've given you a factual basis for my claim that backdoor powers are FUD: section 317ZG puts clear limitations in place that forbid backdoors or any other kind of systemic weakness. If you want to argue that backdoor powers are real an
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by Youden 4y ago
Nothing against the rest of what you say but I wouldn't recommend a "cheap" air quality monitor for CO2. "Cheap" usually means eCO2, which isn't actually a CO2 measurement but rather an estimation based on VOC
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That number was from Immoscout24 listings of parking spaces for rent [0]. If you have vacant spaces in blue zones near you, that's a viable option. There are plenty of places where that's not the case though. [0]: https:/&#x
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by Youden 4y ago
That depends on a lot of factors. If you live in or around Zürich for example, the median price just to rent a parking space is CHF 200/month, or CHF 2400/yr. For comparison, an adult GA is CHF 3860/yr, so paying for a parkin
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by Youden 4y ago
A "back door" would by definition be systemic, so the initial comment's statement that the government could compel backdoors is FUD. But yes, targeted attacks are permitted, but only so long as they don't cause any colla
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by Youden 4y ago
This is FUD. The law has always had limitations built-in to ensure that this isn't true [0]. The government can only force you to use backdoors you already have, for example if you don't use end-to-end encryption and already have
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by Youden 4y ago
I hadn't because I assumed Merlin used the same underlying code but I tried BirdNET out and it does indeed work really well, thanks!
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Does anyone know of anything similar for Europe? I tried Bird ID but even the most common birds like the Great Tit couldn't be recognised.
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I don't know what things are like in the US or Canada but I'm a privacy-conscious European EV owner and realistically don't feel that I've been forced to make any compromises. The car's connected features like remot
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I suggested that mainly because the original poster seemed to be saying "it's so easy, just do X", so it should be minimal effort to send a PR. If it were to be something requiring more effort I'd suggest engaging with t
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Isn't this argument basically true of any major open-source project? There's always a commercial user somewhere who benefits from your work without paying for it. A contribution to Bitwarden would benefit the paid hosting, sure, b
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They ran this in us-central1-c (Iowa) [0] which as of 2020 was 93% renewable [1]. The energy crisis mainly affects oil and coal prices in the US so I don't believe Google's renewable-powered computations should have any effect. If
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It's been raised but doesn't appear to be a large enough issue to be put on the roadmap: https://community.bitwarden.com/t/allow-attachments-to-be-ex... The project is open-source, maybe send them a pull requ
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Note: I have very little exposure to the crypto ecosystem. I either don't understand the specifics of the keying or it doesn't make sense. There's some kind of private key. Makes sense. But there appears to be some kind of se
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What innovations are ruled out by mandatory use of the USB-C connector? It supports more power and data than a mobile device is ever really likely to need. All that's left is the physical form factor and I'm not sure there's

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