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by andersa 3y ago
That doesn't exist, for it to work it has to terminate TLS. You can't do something like Access without decrypting the connection.
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by andersa 3y ago
The fun part is that with LLMs we can now sometimes put absolute garbage in and still get good results.
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by andersa 3y ago
I have to close at least 10 of these stupid prompts every single day. Accept all has proven to be the fastest way to get it to go away. I don't even read what it says. If there's a prompt appearing on a website with a button that
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by andersa 3y ago
Pretty simple one. No.
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by andersa 3y ago
I've never really understood how Firebase makes any sense. Why would you let the frontend access the database directly?
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by andersa 3y ago
Preserving the source for every movie would be absurdly expensive. That can easily be many terabytes each. Textures and models are huge if any CGI was used. Not to mention all the raw footage... Wouldn't be surprised if most studios ju
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by andersa 3y ago
People are currently lobbying in the US to set up much worse legislation.
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by andersa 3y ago
What the hell is going on at Apple? It's starting to become really funny to see one obviously non-compliant malicious compliance attempt being made after another. Do they really not understand that they're no longer involved in th
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by andersa 3y ago
That's actually exactly what the DMA is supposed to solve. So maybe you just need to wait.
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by andersa 3y ago
Of course they can, why is this news? If you intend to use it anonymously why would you set a recovery email to something that identifies you?
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by andersa 3y ago
Maybe they've finally realized that the $38 billion fine for failing to comply was in fact not a joke. The stock dumped 10% almost immediately after the announcement, might also have something to do with it.
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by andersa 3y ago
In this case, the DMA theoretically allows a $38 billion fine for every year in which Apple shows any non-compliance (10% of global revenue, assuming it does not change from 2023 numbers) Given this legislation was specifically created to t
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by andersa 3y ago
I mean of course the idea was to put it in a form that is sent using POST, but even then, it's a single-use reset code so once it shows in the log it's worthless.
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by andersa 3y ago
You could send the user a code that they must copy paste onto the page rather than sending them a link.
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by andersa 3y ago
This is total nonsense, Tencent only has a minority stake in Epic, like they do with most other gaming companies.
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by andersa 3y ago
That would be a monumentally stupid decision when they could instead simply comply with the law and continue making slightly fewer billions of revenue. Investors won't let them do that, heads would roll.
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by andersa 3y ago
This is about Epic having access to the EU market.
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by andersa 3y ago
Epic doesn't care whether Apple shows "grace", or needs them to, they are going in by force with the backing of the EU legislation. It might just take a year or two longer to get through the courts. They can hold out that lon
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by andersa 3y ago
Apple is making many billions selling hardware and services in the EU - investors would cook them for that move.
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by andersa 3y ago
This is indeed about an EU-specific account by Epic Games Sweden.
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by andersa 3y ago
The fines Apple is going to collect for intentionally failing to comply with the DMA are going to be of Epic proportions, exceeding any profit they could have gotten by continuing to steal 30% from society. Ready your popcorn buckets for
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by andersa 3y ago
It is not relevant whether Apple trusts Epic - they are not legally allowed to block them while running a core platform service.
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by andersa 3y ago
Your company is likely not considered a core platform service, so your analogy is not relevant.
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by andersa 3y ago
Not a valid reason to terminate it.
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by andersa 3y ago
Their terms are not relevant, Apple has no authority over the DMA.
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by andersa 3y ago
A non-disparagement clause is not valid under the DMA.
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by andersa 3y ago
Maybe the concept of homework that isn't interesting enough for them to want to solve it on their own should be thrown out then? Trying to force someone to learn something never works. At least I personally learn the most when there&#x
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by andersa 3y ago
This is just an invalid path on the server, unless your server is bad and needs to be fixed. What's the issue?
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by andersa 3y ago
There are no viable alternatives if you require high performance or even just the software to actually work properly.
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by andersa 3y ago
> a new clause in CUDA 11.5 reads Huh? That was released like 3 years ago.

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