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Not everything's a programming language where you need to define exact thresholds for something to be either `True` or `False`. I know this is HN, but I don't think we really need an algorithm to tell us nazis are bad, do we? And
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>no one should be able to think or speak free Who says that? People, myself included, don't want specific harmful for society groups to be allowed to speak free, not that nobody's allowed to say anything. Yes, nazis should not
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>but the only cases where the corresponding NIC takes action is when someone complains for content-motivated reasons Can you name some examples of this where someone was fraudulently claiming IPs, but corresponding NICs refused to take a
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What exact terms have changed that are "bullshit"? I see a lot of hate for whatsapp and statement about people switching etc, but nobody can explain what EXACTLY in this privacy policy update has changed to warrant that? From what
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That sort of behavior is very selfish, wouldn't you agree? You expect everyone to be annoyed and go through the hassle of contacting you, when you can't even keep one app installed to communicate with all of them. And in a lot of
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If you click on the message you get a Message Info screen which shows you exactly what the state the message is and the timestamps. It explicitly says "Sent"/"Delivered"/"Read" alongside the ticks and
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To me that sounds perfectly reasonable, and in fact a good policy. It seems like you lost access to your company account, based on your comment, so who is "we" that lost thousands of dollars worth of project code? If it was your e
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While 18 hours is what apple says, their scenario for 18 hour usage is probably very uncommon. At least for me it is. And thus I get around 2 days battery life with a 4 year old series 2 watch. Their official test includes "45 minutes
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They do. You can easily get all your photos, chats, etc using that feature. https://www.facebook.com/help/instagram/181231772500920?help...
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What is it about open source that it can't attract UI/UX designers to try and contribute? Are most open source projects just unwelcoming to that kind of help? Missing tools/platforms for it, or something else? A lot of times,
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The roborock S5 and older models can easily be rooted, and you can install alternative open source firmware [0], newer models still require hardware disassembly in order to flash the firmware, so it's not quite user friendly yet [1] Fo
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Well, not quite. It seems like the license went something like this: MIT > Dual GPL/Custom license > No license > AGPL > No License/Commercial only > Custom license > Different custom license > License with a
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I remember seeing this on reddit, the license changed quite a lot over the past month, with some very weird custom licenses asking you not to be a fake victim, lie, etc in the process - https://github.com/c9fe/22120
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>€69 (DE) Where did you find that price? On the official purchase page[1] the lowest price is 97 EUR (which is around $113) [1] https://www.raspberrypi.org/products/raspberry-pi-400/?resel...
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That sentence is so important, yet lacking so many details. Did he try to submit the removal order, like one day before, or way earlier? Did he try it only once? Did he communicate this to amazon? He was obviously in contact with them for a
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With perhaps the exception of the training, wouldn't most of those problems (and some other ones mentioned in this thread) be something that can be solved using remote controlled, but still controlled by humans, fighter jets? There mus
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I would absolutely not donate a single cent to Mozilla, so that their CEO can keep the 2.5 million/yr salary. Because that's what the donation would be really. First the CEO, and other executives, get 100% of their salary (million
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I do, and I don't even live in 3rd world country - I live in Germany in one of the largest cities in the country. But even if I can load both pages at roughly the same time AMP experience is just so much better, they always load at the
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FCA statement: https://www.fca.org.uk/news/news-stories/requirements-impose... >On 26 June 2020, the FCA imposed a number of requirements on Wirecard including, that the firm: >must not dispose of any assets
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Hetzner Cloud Load Balancers Beta
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I had issues with google maps being broken for the address when I moved in. I reported it too many times to count using the website. In the end what worked for me was registering as google maps client/customer, reproducing the issue vi
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Even ignoring the fact that google has the resources to pull this off easily. In countries where they already have all of that set up, because they sell other products, these issues still exist. Selling a newer version of a product in a cou
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What's up with google and their inability to: A. Launch products, both software and hardware, worldwide (or at least majority of countries). B. Launch products with clear dates and not just "Join a waiting list". At least in
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Tried it now with a non-tech savvy person. * Mobile version hid the chat and everything. * It was not clear how to start video chat. * Audio wasn't working at all, even after 10 minutes of trying to get it to work (permissions were gra
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I get it too when using synology. This is what always fixes the backup for me: https://jd-powered.net/notes/fixing-your-time-machine-backup...
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That's great for you, but whatsapp is de facto standard messaging app in a lot of countries. Memorizing hundred numbers, or profile pictures (assuming that everyone has one) is just not feasible. An app (such as whatsapp) getting acces
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And if someone kills every memeber of your family, and they leave DNA behind, but police are not allowed to use DNA databases which WOULD find the person that commited the crime and they don't have a match otherwise (since we're a
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I'm curious why not use home assistant, and all the integrations that come with it, and then just expose them as homekit devices if you need/want to use homekit? Seems like it would save you a lot of time and custom code.
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Taxi companies do have apps "free now" (formerly "mytaxi") and "taxi.eu" that majority of them use. The functionality is more or less the same as with uber. https://apps.apple.com/de/app&#x
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This is terrible news. Taxi drivers, at least in Munich, are just horrible. They're always unfriendly, and their driving is very aggressive, more often than not accompanied by swearing, and just overall uncomfortable. Cars also aren&#x
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