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amaccuish
2y ago
They did if you were on o2, that's why I'm still with Aldi Talk (they use the o2 network); they've had LTE through the entire network for a while now. The new thing is 5G for everyone.
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amaccuish
2y ago
Looks awesome! Still bummed that Duolingo Maori will never come; NZ government should totally be funding that. Having to do the pure textbook way takes a lot of the fun out of it!
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Calling Time on DNSSEC?
(potaroo.net)
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amaccuish
2y ago
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amaccuish
2y ago
Sounds like Usenet!
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amaccuish
2y ago
Thank you!
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amaccuish
2y ago
What is a "chicken box"?
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Constant Velocity Physical Warp Drive Solution
(arxiv.org)
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amaccuish
2y ago
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amaccuish
2y ago
I don't understand a word you've said.
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amaccuish
2y ago
Great idea! I guess though you'd need a new header for a website to declare what languages a page is available in, so the menu options in the browser would only show languages that are actually available? Or a new meta tag? Or maybe th
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amaccuish
2y ago
It is a useful feature for very specific environments; nothing to do with decentralised web. Your comment is like saying that firewalls are disgusting because they can be used to lockdown machines.
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amaccuish
3y ago
Can only agree; had to sadly leave Thunderbird due to duplicated events, reminders for events already dismissed, weird errors and these Windows 95-style dialogs.
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amaccuish
3y ago
Sorry, meant native as in made by the elementaryOS team (it's an Ubuntu-based distro).
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amaccuish
3y ago
Same journey here; except using the Calibre Web integration, an absolutely gamechanger. No need to plug-in to sync my own books, they're pulled straight from my Pi. And I love how all that was required was editing a line in the config
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amaccuish
3y ago
I'm responding to the parent "It effectively puts the entire country into a position where unless a citizen is born relatively wealthy..." Sure the thread is about limited-liability, but parent argues as if non-wealthy people
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3y ago
IIRC most "native" apps in elementaryOS are written in Vala.
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amaccuish
3y ago
Am lost. I started a business here in Germany as a Kleinunternehmer, cost me 30 EUR. GmbH is not the only form available.
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amaccuish
3y ago
Can confirm, did the form online in Berlin, super easy and quick.
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amaccuish
3y ago
So a lot will have in their contract with their processor that they actually can accept Visa/Mastercard, so the sign is there to put you off. But actually a lot don't, and when you try to pay, even contactless, with a non-Girocard
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amaccuish
3y ago
Before the war when I studied Russian, I had the unpleasant experience of having to get a Russian visa, which is usually subcontracted to "VFS Global", a private company. Didn't do anything to improve the experience at all.
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amaccuish
3y ago
Weird to think that Amazon's kindle format used to be based on .mobi, itself based on the Palm's database file type.
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amaccuish
3y ago
Kernel panic too...
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amaccuish
3y ago
Reminds me of BlackBerry and Opera, which used to do similar things (server-side rendering) on mobile to use less data.
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amaccuish
3y ago
> the krbtgt account should be rotated yearly but in practice, it carries a huge risk of outages for accounts Bad example, since the krbtgt password needs to be rotated twice, since the old one is stored as well, precisely to avoid outag
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amaccuish
3y ago
I love this guy but some of his sentences, as a native speaker, are phenomenally difficult to parse; or is this just me?
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amaccuish
3y ago
And for the documentary (watching it now, thank you!): https://archive.org/details/das-microsoft-dilemma
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amaccuish
3y ago
Given that they're moving to Libreoffice, I imagine the collabora integration with Nextcloud (which is, IIRC, a VNC like interface to Libreoffice), would be a better bet.
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amaccuish
3y ago
Excellent news, hopefuly a rollout to the rest of us at some point! Directory server could be Samba4, but I guess if they aim for Linux on the desktop, FreeIPA would probably be the better bet. Though the choice of email software is interes
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amaccuish
3y ago
Even after Googling I can't find the answer: what would you show then at the boarder? On their website, the "share code" seems to only be for non-governmental use. Is your passport number then linked to the visa? What happens
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amaccuish
3y ago
> In both French and German the same word is used for the animal in the field and on the plate. Ehh, in German we talk about Rindfleisch, which comes from a Kuh.
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amaccuish
3y ago
To add to this, the AusweisApp in Germany shows what information you're sharing to a website and asks you to confirm its ok
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