angio

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by angio 4y ago
if the colored gap is left/right of the gap i know the window left/right of the gap is the current one. without gap i would need to look for the other borders to understand which one is focused. i'm sure on a small (<20&qu
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by angio 4y ago
With a good background contrast, it's easier to have windows stand out from each other. The default config with 0 gap and thin borders make it very hard to see which window is focused.
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by angio 4y ago
On the other hand the example on the landing page looks very close to what I can do with Pulumi (in Typescript) already.
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by angio 4y ago
The issue is that not only does it show your name, but your residential address too.
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by angio 4y ago
More likely, someone will figure out a corporate structure that makes the EU subsidiaries out of reach from the US government. It's obvious that eventually all US-based services will be declared in breach of the GDPR given the US stanc
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by angio 4y ago
As you said, you "copy" the answer, you don't "steal" it.
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by angio 4y ago
How is FTX related to DeFi in any way?
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by angio 4y ago
American companies are allowed to operate in China, as long as they follow local regulation. If TikTok behaviour is concerning (it is, like google/facebook/etc are also concerning), then introduce regulations that protect users&#x
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by angio 4y ago
Ironically, right wing parties in the EU rose thanks to disinformation on american social media. Following this discussion's logic, Facebook and Twitter should have been banned in the EU a long time ago.
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by angio 4y ago
It's not a huge conspiracy theory. TikTok moderates content based on the country's law, the US values free speech and so anyone can post anything they want on TikTok (and facebook, twitter). China has strict censorship laws, so co
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by angio 4y ago
IIRC the law just requires the port to be backward compatible with USB-C for charging.
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by angio 4y ago
That's because the US has free speech while in China there are laws about what can be posted online. If you don't want to see that content on TikTok, ask your politicians to pass censorship laws to ban it. Doesn't sound that
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by angio 4y ago
On the other hand, both him and Caroline are very well connected.
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by angio 4y ago
He probably picked the biggest instances and mastodon is huge in the japanese loli community.
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by angio 4y ago
If you run your own server, aren't you risking being banned from some instances if you don't ban instances they don't like? So there is no real upside compared to joining existing instances (other than having a better identit
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by angio 4y ago
I'm not a big fan of democracies following the path of dictatorships.
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by angio 4y ago
The issue with that line of reasoning is that it will result in a balkanized internet, accelerating what we're already seeing (US companies are under increased scrutiny in the EU, if the US bans TikTok I expect the EU to be more heavy
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by angio 4y ago
But they took part in illegal surveillance programmes in the past.
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by angio 4y ago
He cheated in prize money tournaments. That's borderline fraud.
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by angio 4y ago
Netherlands, Switzerland, and Singapore are very popular now in my circle.
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by angio 4y ago
One issue is that the entrepreneurial class and politicians are not separated, but interconnected.
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by angio 4y ago
That the content is promoted to create disorder. Facebook has similar issues (they're even being sued for contributing to genocide) but they were never accused of the same thing (but mostly of negligence).
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by angio 4y ago
That's a conspiracy theory with, so far, no confirmation.
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by angio 4y ago
There's no need to single out TikTok, the same regulation that will make them spy on people less will also work with Meta, Twitter, Google. TikTok does nothing extra compared to them.
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by angio 4y ago
Funny thing to say when US-based services are being challenged in the EU because the US government is, in fact, not trusted with EU citizens data.
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by angio 4y ago
That's because China has strict censorship laws while the US protects free speech. TikTok (like Meta) follows local regulations when it comes to their content.
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by angio 4y ago
Reminder that Facebook paid a firm to create negative buzz around TikTok [0]. > The firm, Targeted Victory, pushed local operatives across the country to boost messages calling TikTok a threat to American children. “Dream would be to get
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by angio 4y ago
In many European countries advanced research is not conducted in universities.
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by angio 4y ago
That's not true, unlimited SMS have been a thing for at least 15 years in Europe, well before WhatsApp became popular. In my experience, people switched to WhatsApp because of group chats and images (MMS were expensive).
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by angio 4y ago
How does TC launder money? It's a privacy tool that hides the origin of cash, but when you cash out through an exchange you still need to prove the origin of cash. It's good to avoid others snoop through my wallet though.

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