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andiareso
4mo ago
Minnesota and some other states have similar laws that basically mirror GDPR. States have forms you can get that you would submit to the company. I’ve done it for my Matterport data after they started making you pay to unarchive content (or
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andiareso
4mo ago
I noticed that, but I also noticed that it is ridiculously slow too which prompts the person to keep talking while the response was being generated. After getting it in my hands, it's the same. At least 4 times slower for similar basic
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andiareso
6mo ago
Jesus this website is overstimulating and it's extremely difficult to understand. What the hell they are selling other than a UI on top of Git? Git works perfectly fine especially if you take an hour or two to learn how to do a few mor
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andiareso
8mo ago
I disagree. Living wage is not minimum wage.
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Target's Internal GitHub Repositories Exposed
(bleepingcomputer.com)
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andiareso
9mo ago
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andiareso
1y ago
Yes? I'm not sure I understand here. If you are doing it because you're a creator on YouTube and you are getting paid through views on YouTube, aren't you then required to get release info? If it's for personal use, sure
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andiareso
1y ago
All US companies should boycott the UK in solidarity. See how fast the regulators walk back the bill.
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andiareso
1y ago
I actually thought it was pretty hilarious. It's supposed to be ridiculous. (Am a parent and also own Macs). [EDIT]: Archived Version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHFUmPbODbI
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andiareso
1y ago
What!? Yikes that’s an overstatement. I prefer to use web apps over downloading an app to do a single action and then deleting. There are lots of good web apps. The problem is that companies more often than not prioritize native (let’s be r
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andiareso
1y ago
Yes
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andiareso
1y ago
This is probably the best analogy, however I think what might be different is there is somewhat high of a bar for the merchant/vendor to be operating a legal and legitimate business. On the internet and in the App Store, it’s kind of a
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andiareso
2y ago
Seriously, what's with all of these perceived "high-end" tech companies not doing static content worth a damn. Stop hosting your videos as MP4s on your web-server. Either publish to a CDN or use a platform like YouTube. Your
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andiareso
2y ago
I agree that some high quality tools are required to not escalate your problem, but I like the incremental purchase methodology for most tools. Buying cheap (good enough) allows you to figure out what tools you actually need to upgrade on.
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andiareso
2y ago
Is Pirsch a fork of Plausible? It looks nearly identical.
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andiareso
2y ago
They also release a YouTube video and it looks heavily AI generated. The conversation sounds like Google’s podcast AI. The statistics, graphs, and conclusions don’t make any sense.
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andiareso
2y ago
This is the thing. Most people don't know that in order to keep your brand, you have to continually use it and defend it. In a similar vein, the lawyers of the popular "hook and loop fasteners" Velcro constantly try and defen
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andiareso
2y ago
No. If using a plain text word suffices, then that's all you get. My wife is an IP attorney at a large UK based law firm. We have discussed this exact thing before (in this thread). She worked on a client matter for a banking app that
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andiareso
2y ago
I don’t see the issue. You were using the TfL schematic map which is very much a form of art. I don’t think it’s unreasonable that they asked you to take that specific map down or continue with a license. To remove the whole site because of
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2y ago
It's weird, "is the following statement about floating point numbers true: 9.8 > 9.11" it works, but otherwise it has no ability to do it with "decimals"
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andiareso
2y ago
Hey Minneapolis for the win! Blaine area here :D
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andiareso
2y ago
Does anyone else want to talk to Siri like a normal human? Like an actual assistant? It drives me nuts that Siri can't interact correctly when spoken to like this: 'Siri, could you text my wife that I will be home in 20 minutes&#x
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andiareso
2y ago
What services are you self hosting for local YouTube? Right now I just hand pick videos and they get lifted by my plex server, but having a nice route to my internal YouTube will be great for when my kids get to that age!
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andiareso
2y ago
I watched the video and... well it's crazy how this is finally here! Obviously all the pieces are available to do this, but at near real-time!? Crazy. This is quite literally why I try to reduce any data that could fingerprint me. Rand
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andiareso
2y ago
That's an incredible over-generalization. My wife and I use professional photographers to capture lots of moments with my family. I've never seen so many professional photographers available to hire than now. I probably know of at
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andiareso
2y ago
If you option click on the speaker icon in the menu bar, you can select which input to use. Takes a second and works instead of needing an aggregate device set up.
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andiareso
2y ago
I love that last line. That’s the best analogy I’ve heard.
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andiareso
3y ago
I live in Minnesota and while it will be annoying to not be able to use Lyft to get to the airport to save parking cost, fuck em. Their business model wasn't economically viable from the beginning.
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andiareso
3y ago
Freedom of speech isn't a blanket everything-goes. The government can impose time and place restrictions on where and when you can express yourself. So to me, getting rid of TikTok is restricting place. You can very well express yourse
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andiareso
3y ago
I'm under the impression they already do. There are lots of data collection rules that US companies have to follow. This I see as an alternative to outright banning. I'm sure Facebook, et. al. are audited by EU agencies to make su
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andiareso
3y ago
I'm a big proponent of free speech and the first amendment, but I agree with the reasonings for banning it or forcing US owners. China most definitely has their hands in the data that TikTok amasses and given its popularity it's n
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