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by amiga386 2y ago
I think you mean FFmpeg
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I'd agree with you that the current admin is anti-intellectual, but this speech is not a smoking gun. For those who need spoonfed, here is the full speech: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0FR65Cifnhw It's JD Van
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by amiga386 2y ago
On the one hand, yes; I don't think the admins made that specific change, but they took away the ability to sticky normal posts, in response to T_D's shenanigans, ending the effectiveness of that tactic. On the other hand, there a
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by amiga386 2y ago
It doesn't need bots to explain it. And even the Reddit admins were convinced T_D had legitimate traffic, which is why they were reticent to kill it... they just didn't like the manipulation and brigading and so on. If they could
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by amiga386 2y ago
By which you mean /r/The_Donald The reason for deliberately antagonizing them, and eventually banning them, was that /r/The_Donald's moderators were directly telling their membership to upvote specific posts so they
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by amiga386 2y ago
Same here. I'm not sure what the "not translated into English until 2005" in TFA is meant to mean; sure, maybe that specific book wasn't translated until that date, but much of Europe watched the Polish fuzzy-felt TV ada
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by amiga386 2y ago
As a comparison, Maggie Thatcher imported communist Polish coal in the 1980s and just stopped paying British miners. It saved the country a fortune - it got the same quality and amount of coal for far less money - and sent entire segments
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by amiga386 2y ago
If it didn't fuck about with things and act like it's here for you, why would you pay a recurring fee for it? "Recurring revenue stream" is an answer in search of problems, and it's ready to destroy all alternatives
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by amiga386 2y ago
It's not quite as bad as central planning, but it's definitely a big dollop of state aid ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/State_aid ), distorting competition. You may think this is fair, while others disagree.
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by amiga386 2y ago
Instead of ringing Susam's bell, you should be watching the Fish Doorbell , and let them know if you see a fish waiting to get through https://visdeurbel.nl/en/
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UEfP1OKKz_Q
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by amiga386 2y ago
It could be worse. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tsujigiri https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:NDL-DC_1301844_Toyoh...
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by amiga386 2y ago
My experience has been that the second-hand bookshops have had thin times but nonetheless survive because of the internet. They tend to have a better selection compared to charity shops, i.e. not just cast-offs of holiday novels and celeb
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by amiga386 2y ago
It's Bouncy Castle's particular situation. The Java build tools are totally fine with resolving thousands of version dependencies so everyone is happy. You can depend on A which in turn depends on B version 1.2 and also depend on
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by amiga386 2y ago
The production fix is don't include 3 versions of the same dependency in the image build (use "bcprov-jdk18on" and don't use any other "bcprov") Another fix can be to use a fat jar (containing your software and
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by amiga386 2y ago
> something needing jdk15+ Actually, no, that "15" refers to Java 1.5, aka Java 5, released 2004. Bouncy Castle has some funky variants, specially for Java 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4, 5, 6, 7, 8. All you actually need is the Bouncy Cas
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by amiga386 2y ago
> Apple seems content to let UK Apple computer owners mistakenly believe they can trust the company's promises of "privacy" Not as far as I see. To me, Apple have been very clear that their "normal" protection c
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by amiga386 2y ago
A tax is a price. A fine is a price. If it's just a price, it's acceptable to do it. People who can afford it will do it. People who profit more from doing it than they're fined or taxed will do it forever. The only way to
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by amiga386 2y ago
It's viral marketing for the RAF.
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Users want their secrets to be secret. Apple wants its users' secrets to be secret. The UK wants the fact it wants Apple to reveal anyone's secrets to be secret.
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by amiga386 2y ago
A lovely article, but one section definitely needs a [citation needed] > (OpenSSL is written in C, so this mistake was incredibly easy to make and miss; in a memory-safe language with proper bounds checking, it would have been nearly imp
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by amiga386 2y ago
If you are monitoring the system but not its users , then that is not collecting PII. To be completely sure, you should eliminate anything that might be considered PII. So unadorned exception counts would be anonymous, aggregated statist
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by amiga386 2y ago
This is definitely not the case. https://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/reg/2016/679/oj You are required to OBTAIN CONSENT from people you want to process the personal data of. Their consent must be INFORMED by t
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by amiga386 2y ago
What does this mean for CAs that issue certs for completely internal corporate DNS? Does this mean the corporations have to reveal all their internal DNS and sites to the public (or at least the CA) and let them do DV, if they want certs is
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by amiga386 2y ago
Vsauce Michael approved! https://www.youtube.com/shorts/OEYqWMHyhtM
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by amiga386 2y ago
CD audio data is indeed lossless data, and has some form of spreading the data physically (CIRC), but has limited error correction. Data CDs have more error correction data than audio CDs, so are more resilient to media degradation, scrat
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by amiga386 2y ago
> pretty much any USB drive ever made will be fine. This is not the case. Most of the cheap drives on Amazon sold by random capital letters people are complete shit. As an example, the "CB31005" drive doesn't fucking work.
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https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/ -> Search recipes... If you want just recipes that were published in the magazine (that this website is the companion to), you can also filter results to author = Good Food team
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https://onegianthand.com/post/188730414621/silica-gel
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And who wrote https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-electron_universe (1940) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_You_Zombies (1959) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Man_Who_Folded_

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