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Show HN: Tally Marks – an app for counting with a handwritten look & feel(tallymarks.app)
1 points by bcye 4mo ago|0 comments
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by bcye 4mo ago
Neither does MV3 close the door on ad blockers. This title seems like gigantic clickbait.
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by bcye 4mo ago
That's dragged down by earlier deaths though, so the probable age you'll die, given that you lived so far is a good bit higher.
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by bcye 4mo ago
At least there is the very dedicated and persistent https://noyb.eu :)
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by bcye 5mo ago
This is the standard across Europe outside of a few metropoles (really is there anywhere else in Europe outside Paris & London that does this?)
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by bcye 5mo ago
I disagree, enforcement on data laws in the EU is extremely lacklustre.
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Next.js May 2026 security release(vercel.com)
1 points by bcye 5mo ago|0 comments
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by bcye 5mo ago
i tested it right now, if autocomplete is turned off or not used the line doesn't get added. generating a commit msg also doesn't trigger it for some reason.
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by bcye 5mo ago
Adds this line to the commit: Co-authored-by: Copilot <copilot@github.com>
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by bcye 5mo ago
This only happens on commits where autocomplete (via Copilot) was used, which I think is on by default. Still that doesn't seem very reasonable, LLM autocomplete seems like a basic editor feature nowadays.
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by bcye 6mo ago
This seems to only raise issues about taxes but none about the bureaucracy side?
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by bcye 7mo ago
Couldn’t you make a pseudo monorepo via git submodules?
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by bcye 7mo ago
This would be unfortunately a rather nuclear option due to the continent’s insane reliance on technology that breaks its unenforced laws.
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by bcye 7mo ago
Weird product page, why would you put the number of member states and residents Europe has in your „feature“ section?
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AI used to promote non-existent evacuation flights from the Middle East(bellingcat.com)
6 points by bcye 7mo ago|0 comments
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by bcye 7mo ago
I think they are simply referring to analytical workloads.
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Big data on the cheapest MacBook(duckdb.org)
386 points by bcye 7mo ago|292 comments
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by bcye 7mo ago
Meta is so driven by it though that it alone holds more than 5 of the 10 largest GDPR fines.
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EU Commission is collecting feedback for NextGenerationInternet successor(social.opensource.org)
2 points by bcye 9mo ago|0 comments
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by bcye 9mo ago
I'm not sure how attacking Greenland would accomplish the goal of more European spending on US weapons.
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by bcye 9mo ago
Some, by working for companies (big tech) that have given little resistance to trump but rather funded his ball room, etc. Sadly, everyone quitting those companies would not really be a reasonable solution either, though there are more poss
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by bcye 9mo ago
Well it does change if you have more of a choice than reject all or allow all (without needing to go into complicated settings each time). Telemetry is not that unpopular - I'd like devs to fix bugs I encounter.
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by bcye 9mo ago
This extension gives you more choice than denying or allowing everything though, you get granular choice automatically applied to all websites where it works
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by bcye 9mo ago
It seems the feature you are referencing was deprecated? https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/cookie-banner-reduction
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by bcye 9mo ago
Some radio stations also record their (themed) programs and make them available as podcasts for a more on-demand experience.
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by bcye 9mo ago
Consumption is probably rather not gun on a 4" square screen.
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by bcye 9mo ago
Why is that?
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by bcye 9mo ago
This looks like a great way to learn Ansible too. Instead of learning alongside random examples, you can setup your server and see how it would look like in Ansible. Awesome stuff!
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Hydra: Live Coding Video Synth(hydra.ojack.xyz)
2 points by bcye 9mo ago|0 comments
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Nudel.cc: public live coding jam space(nudel.cc)
3 points by bcye 9mo ago|0 comments

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