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by _visgean 6y ago
I have not experienced this in the last 8 years, care to elaborate?
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by _visgean 6y ago
It sounds like a problem of UI, i think it can be solved, you could hold some button to paste...
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by _visgean 6y ago
The clipboard should be on the level of virtual keyboard. The app should not see whats in the clipboard before pasting. Don't see much of an issue with implementation.
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by _visgean 6y ago
It also works on Linux. Specifically on ext4.
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by _visgean 6y ago
Somehow I am doubtful that you can trivially build what dropbox does. I am on their pro plan, I have tried running Syncthing on my own servers but the cost is quite prohibitive. I have about 300GB of photos there. Some of the files change,
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by _visgean 6y ago
What kind of confrontation could that be? "Oh but come on! I am important!" or "But I have moderately high salary!"? I think OP did the smart decision.
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by _visgean 6y ago
Yeah meat processing factories are huge vector, however the meat coming out of them seems to be safe.
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by _visgean 6y ago
Yes I agree that it is a risk for for the staff, however it does not seem to be a risk for customers, which is what this concept would reduce.
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by _visgean 6y ago
It is interesting though I am not sure if it makes sense at all. Is a restaurant sector a significant vector for covid 19? I have not heard about people getting infected from food deliveries. Health agencies showing that food preparation ai
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by _visgean 6y ago
How do you use this over network? I have installed it but its very unclear to me what I need to do in order to call my colleague in another city. It seems that it can only connect to publicly visible hosts? Overall it looks like somebody sh
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by _visgean 6y ago
The problem is two fold: > while large cameras have powerful special-purpose image processing engines, they have relatively weak programmable processors. At the same time, they have more pixels to process than cell phones, because their
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by _visgean 6y ago
Hi, I have never been to US. My country has state funded media that works well. However I follow the developments in Poland and Hungary so I am very well aware how quickly these media can get under control of the politicians. The comment ab
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by _visgean 6y ago
The same thing can't really happen in US because US does not have state media. (Apart from funding Radio free Europe which can't operate in US.)
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by _visgean 7y ago
i also sometimes wish i had full frame, but as I understand it it would also mean heavier lenses.
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by _visgean 7y ago
Ehm, in czech republic the bank transfers are still not instantaneous...
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by _visgean 7y ago
There was an interesting argument here https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2020/feb/04/northern-pow... > There are at least 100 stations across the north and Midlands that would benefit from released
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by _visgean 7y ago
> because ??? he could spoiler alert is it not just to avoid therapy?
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by _visgean 7y ago
i accidentally clicked on the image and it said download is not allowed. So I went to web tools and downloaded the image anyway. I don't even want that image but I hate that feature.
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by _visgean 7y ago
> "US isn't in as much hell economically speaking as Europe is" I am sorry, as EU citizen I have to ask, in what hell am I? Forgot to notice being in hell :/
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by _visgean 7y ago
its dropbox id for each file - useful when you move files around, dropbox client can check the ids with the data on server and decide whether to upload the file or not...
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by _visgean 7y ago
The problem with that logic is that it completely ignores the effectiveness of the surveillance. You can't really dispatch non-uniformed police officer for every demonstrator to find out where they live. With location data you can.
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by _visgean 7y ago
> Furthermore, I have to pay over $300 a month in taxes, even though I am currently not making any revenue. How am I supposed to compete with a U.S company like this? Why dont you move the company elsewhere? e.g. ireland...
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by _visgean 7y ago
He probably did not talk about it because this post was an announcement of his paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/1912.08258 , the XOR filter description starts at page 3.
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by _visgean 7y ago
They are very open about it and I don't see any problem with it. You could find some issues with them running a cloud software like that, but given that they primarily produce tools that are largely open source it is not a problem in m
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by _visgean 7y ago
would the car last as long as it lasts when you use it 5% of the time? From what I have heard its common to replace company fleets after 5 years or so...
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by _visgean 7y ago
Well maybe you would need a course on text comprehension, perhaps a finish government could pay for it. The article links to the press release that could answer all your questions. https://eu2019.fi/en/article/-&#x
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by _visgean 7y ago
Well you are talking about EU budget. If you look at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budget_of_the_European_Union#E... its clear that both Greece and Portugal receive higher contributions then Czech republic. Also I am n
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by _visgean 7y ago
Not true at all. I am from Czech republic and we benefited massively from these contributions. If I compare for example general state of infrastructure it is much better than in UK where I currently reside. All the train stations were rebui
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by _visgean 7y ago
I think this is better source - I was very skeptical from the original thread because the source did not seem trustworthy. I think BBC is slightly more reliable..
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by _visgean 7y ago
afaik Dropbox will use local connection. Yes it will also upload the file to their cloud but that's how it works... Also check Syncthing. They have a very nice interface that skips the cloud...

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