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artisinal
22d ago
Recently when I started an LG TV, there was an unskippable ad for a local delivery service. I pressed the home button and it told me "Smart services not available right now". After the ad I could go to the home menu. If this was m
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22d ago
If this were genuinely 100% a Qualcomm limitation, I'd expect every Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 phone to be similarly stuck. But Motorola's Edge 70 Fusion uses the same SoC and was already in Android 17 beta testing in February, and Nothi
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artisinal
22d ago
Serial is a universal data interface that we've had for decades. Don't need RS232 on my phone though.
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artisinal
22d ago
The recently released Fairphone 6+ runs on Android 16. I had to look that up on Wikipedia, their website doesn't even clearly state that. Android 16 is 14 months old at the moment. Android 17 was released to manufacturers 6 months ago
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artisinal
24d ago
I’m not. I’m optimizing my code for artisanal development.
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artisinal
26d ago
Exactly. I’m not racist against Koreans. I’m racist against foreign conglomerates.
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26d ago
Good. PlayStation and Xbox next, please. With PSN reportedly serving more than 125 million active users, the scale is certainly large enough to raise questions about whether an alternative app store should be available on PS5 under the EU’s
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26d ago
> they happen to break into the house of a well-connected politician or such The other way round: If the son the mayor commits armed burglary, nothing happens. Happened in Amsterdam. According to her, her son was just messing around with
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26d ago
Then hide the NVR in a locked utility room of the apartment complex.
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artisinal
26d ago
Money and personal data going out of the country is not a good thing.
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artisinal
26d ago
In the USA, is it really that easy to find the home address of a business owner? The EU briefly had a similar registry but that got shut down quickly.
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26d ago
Then go for a CCTV system with local storage for the whole apartment complex instead of a cloud based personal surveillance system. Then you don’t need 5 cloud services and people can go back to knocking.
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artisinal
26d ago
We are talking about burglars.
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26d ago
I fail to see the relation between a video doorbell and stopping a burglar. Burglars wear masks. Also, a doorbell ringing on the outside of the door is not only silly but in case of an apartment complex highly annoying for your neighbors. A
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26d ago
> the upcoming Samsung SmartThings API pricing Imagine paying a Korean company five bucks a months so you can get a notification on your phone that your fridge needs a new water filter. People really need to touch grass.
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26d ago
4800km by car. That’s an additional 1400km just for rail overhead. I knew it was bad but that is shocking.
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26d ago
Would love it if the EU forced an alt-store on game consoles. Would be nice to install my own applications on a PlayStation or Xbox. Would also be cool if they could force fee-free bank transactions and card payments within the EU. That is
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26d ago
That doesn’t change the fact that the millionaire megafarmers completely screwed over Dutch water management for personal gains. Did you know that farmers are basically completely in control of waterschappen despite only bringing in a coupl
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27d ago
The 2003 European heatwave had a death toll of 70,000. That should have been a warning for us to get AC.
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27d ago
4.5 days for 4000kms. Sad state of European rail. Your average work migrant does 2000km in a day with a Golf TDI and a tray of energy drink. One fuel stop. I’ve seen plenty of Romanians and Bulgarians do this. Turks and Moroccans are also k
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27d ago
The 30,000 preventable yearly deaths already remind us of that.
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27d ago
Drought in The Netherlands is artificial though. Millionaire farmers are pumping up water to water their crops during the day. Due to the heat most of the spray evaporates before it touches the plants. During the winter they artificially lo
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27d ago
My mind immediately went: I’m sure there is some German law or ordinance or regulation against hiding your Gaszähler. This surely goes against die Niederdruckanschlussverordnung. Now that you have published this online, police will visit yo
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28d ago
The federal government should step in. Give San Francisco four years to build the 76,000+ homes it needs. If the city fails, impose a substantial penalty for every unit missed and authorize the federal government to take over suitable publi
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1mo ago
I’m curious about the original comment now
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1mo ago
I tend to visit the local museums, drink coffee at a cute coffee place and hit up the town square instead of doing hardcore drugs.
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1mo ago
As a European that’s a great way to get paid for a two year holiday.
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1mo ago
Yes, GDPR with the right to be forgotten and being able to request which of your data is being processed is very hard on small organizations and volunteers. You get a request for which data is processed from a user and suddenly you have to
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1mo ago
I have only used Discord briefly but I found it to be very closed off and to be more of a chatbox than a knowledge base.
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1mo ago
Perhaps we can make internet forums trendy again. Those are artisanal by nature. Only user generated content. Strict moderation.
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