arlcode

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by arlcode 4y ago
Part of it is lack of monetization and advertising. We have forgotten what technology is capable of if it's not overrun by business people. For now no one paied ChatGPT to "recommend" you one over the other or engaged in SEO
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by arlcode 4y ago
I don't think that covers the full extent of it. In addition to opsec and "daily usage" there is a dimension of physical safety that requires people to keep the wallet and the seed safe in different places. In the worst case
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by arlcode 4y ago
It's quite sad that people (including me obviously) everywhere tend to be very set in their ways because every once in a while we, as a society, achieve amazing things in some areas due to the circumstances being really bad or because
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by arlcode 4y ago
According to this contemporary article he thought it was too expensive and could result in inflation and higher taxes [1] My take: Arguments never change in politics. I'll never understand why spending lots of money on military or comp
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by arlcode 4y ago
Now they do, but at the time of publishing they had different rules so those apply.
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by arlcode 4y ago
Gesetzte im Internet is published by the ministry of Justice According to https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/impressum.html is "just" providing the technical infrastructure(?). There is also dejure which is 100%.
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by arlcode 4y ago
Yeah it's been hitting even central Europe (Germany, France, Benelux AT/CH etc) for the last few years. It's harder to notice from afar because it's not deserty (yet) but the temperatures are going up all year and with i
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by arlcode 4y ago
I'm struggling to find a use case where entertainment and "profitable market place" don't collide therefore turning it into work. Once there is real value on the table won't its extraction be optimized as hell by a
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by arlcode 4y ago
Thank you for going into detail. I appreciate the insight.
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by arlcode 4y ago
Congratulations (I mean it. No /s). I understand that to mean that your income was enough to keep (at least) both of you fed, housed and clothed. Maybe you also had some savings/family support to use as a Kickstarter for her busin
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by arlcode 4y ago
Load balancing would fall under "essential" cookies that don't require a permissions. No banner necessary. See GitHub. You can't use the data for other purposes though. Tracking without cookies requires consent no matter
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by arlcode 4y ago
We do. At least for the part of the product I was responsible for I made sure that the tracking script is really only loaded if the user explicitly clicks yes. It's sometimes hard to make marketing understand why this is an issue in th
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by arlcode 4y ago
AFAIK there was a legislative initiatives to do exactly that and the ad industry whined about it. I think the result would have been similar to what happened when apple did it's Facebook nerf. Within the margin of error no one wants to
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by arlcode 4y ago
As others have said tracking consent through the TOS is also not valid. AFAIK the only legitimate way is "Do you want to be tracked? Yes/No". If that means less ad based business models so be it (as far as the GDPR is concern
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by arlcode 4y ago
I have a feeling that Twitter could be politically important enough to have one or more governments reign them in unless Musk manages to calm things down or drive it into the ground. The smartest thing he could do is find some pretext to re
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by arlcode 4y ago
I don't think he did but the text on the website is quite comprehensive and includes language that could (IANAL) be read as doing the same.
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by arlcode 4y ago
Nachricht ist still the correct term and the verb would be "schreiben" (to write) In a sentence: Ich schreibe dir später auf WhatsApp (I will text you on WhatsApp later)
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by arlcode 4y ago
Welcome to another step along the "banking regulation any%" speedrun crypto is going through. Banks (and crypto exchanges are that for all purposes) have strict rules on what percentage of customer deposits they have to actually h
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by arlcode 4y ago
Other companies seem to have success with being as ambivalent and silent as possible (with careful PR) while Elon seems to believe his hold on existing customers is strong enough so he can somewhat alienate them without loosing them. We wil
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by arlcode 4y ago
I feel like the fact that he is evidently posting without a filter and probably reading the endless streams of meaningless confirmation is extra damaging. We all sometimes ridicule the stilted corporate speech of some rich people and their
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by arlcode 4y ago
In other words it strongly implies that the shifting current moods of individual high profile people are not a good way to sort out the rules of public discourse. It's perfectly legal under the current rules as they apply to Twitter (i
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by arlcode 4y ago
Not at all. These kind of HOA are unheard of where I am outside the US. The roads and common properties are maintained by the city/town/village and are paid for from the general budget and (sometimes) mandatory fees for concerned
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by arlcode 4y ago
I've had IPv6 at my home for at least 10 years I would say. My parents do as well. I was recently surprised that ssh to my dual stack private server didn't connect at work. It turned out I had set up the config file as V6 only. Lo
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by arlcode 4y ago
For me Dwarf Fortress demonstrates why good and accessible UI / UX is required and is an art of itself. I repeatedly tried DF and despite having spent hours in similar games, this one eluded me to this day due to it's borderline u
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by arlcode 4y ago
True. Now that they are entangled with US law there might be an incentive to be as a cooperative as possible. Yet, Hetzner is still a "better" option (with regards to data protection) than any of the big US-based cloud providers.
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by arlcode 4y ago
Managed K8s would be my dream as well. Am I you?
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by arlcode 4y ago
As I read it the issue is that the American HQ can order their European subsidiary to provide the data. Hetzner US does not have a European subsidary and therefore cannot violate GDPR (assuming US personal can't access EU customer data
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by arlcode 4y ago
I don't think British people are inherently dumber than the people here in Germany. Here you get two votes (one for the candidate of your district and one for the party. The second vote determines the number of seats while the first on
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by arlcode 4y ago
So do China, North Korea or Russia. Sometimes there are even multiple parties. Is there a chance that the people in power (at any level of government) get voted out?
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by arlcode 4y ago
I "think" it uses a seperate AI to do the filtering and either skips the actual model or nudges it in the "right" (=harmless) direction depending on how "recoverable" it thinks your prompt is. There are a lot o

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