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by betaby 3y ago
> There are basically three rendering engines right now Genially curious, which ones? I only know two: 1) khtml based - Chrome/Edge/Safari 2) Gecko based - Firefox Third would be Servo? Any browser uses it?
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by betaby 3y ago
I'm very aware of the encryption options AWS and other clouds provide. Yet I've never seen those options being used. Additionally one has to trust the implementation provided by the cloud. Surely people can encrypt on the source (
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by betaby 3y ago
Plenty of countries (does US?) have industry unions which are not tied to a particular employers, so they are by definition are decentralized.
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by betaby 3y ago
Interesting aspect for me is how's that data stored. Cloud providers love to advertise that 'data is secured at rest and in transit'. Also the same cloud providers provide key management for you. Essentially situation is the
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by betaby 3y ago
They won't. They have no mandate to provide a clear answer.
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by betaby 3y ago
Most laptop in category over 1K$ have decent track-pads nowadays. > hardware is just leaps and bounds better from Apple. Dollar for dollar comparison? Not my experience.
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by betaby 3y ago
> Better screen I disagree. I own two M2 MB pros: 14" and 16" and a T14 gen2 with a 4K display. T4 display is definitely better, for starter it's matte. Only place where MB shines is battery life. Even track-pads on newer
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by betaby 3y ago
Overgeneralization. Also article has list of countries.
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by betaby 3y ago
All property tax bills are public in Montreal for example. My name is tied to the address literally on the city of Montreal official website.
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by betaby 3y ago
World-know news payment extortion from Meta?
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by betaby 3y ago
Context is the king. Read the original comment I'was replying. As for Amsterdam - it's a tiny city area wise, 30 km/h is mostly core. All highway limits stays the same. Map they provided show 50 km/h outside of the very
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by betaby 3y ago
We are talking about very different apartments. Compare old city https://maps.app.goo.gl/t9TRsNMnQ93Yr42X7 and modern development in front of highway https://maps.app.goo.gl/yiL3UXuxRVd1c1oW8
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by betaby 3y ago
That the thing, apartments in US/Canada are in 'trashier' pockets of the city. Single family homes are well located mostly and don't have such problems. Reason is simply - apartments were put there they are well after c
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by betaby 3y ago
The whole territory of Nunavut is under 40k habitants. It's totally fine to serve it with satellite. Also I don't see how any completion is possible, again, for a territory with under 40k habitants.
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by betaby 3y ago
Google doesn't do any 'black magic' even though they do presentations and publish papers. Their edge infra is very boring, and yes, they shuffle edge a log and their edge routers like everybody's' else - off the she
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by betaby 3y ago
90% of the world's compute power is not cloud. Guesstimate from the traffic patterns at telecom (including non internet capacity).
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by betaby 3y ago
Most of the USA is VoLTE-only for a ~year already. For other countries see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3G#Phase-out
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by betaby 3y ago
I puzzled why non-employees even involved in such discussions. There is absolutely zero help they can provide in such cases.
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by betaby 3y ago
What application(s) do you have in mind? VS code or Chrome on macOS and Linux have the same level of access.
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by betaby 3y ago
Meh! From the article "In macOS, all applications require user consent before accessing sensitive data"." Well and once given have access to all "Files and folders Note: Includes: Desktop, Documents, Downloads, network v
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by betaby 3y ago
Uranium and oil then?
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by betaby 3y ago
“If you believe that AI will literally automate all jobs, literally, then it makes sense for a company that builds such technology to … not be an absolute profit maximizer. It's relevant precisely because these things will happen at so
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by betaby 3y ago
Yes. https://www.fastcompany.com/3035734/ikea-is-a-nonprofit-and-...
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by betaby 3y ago
See, it's like sysadmin -> DevOps/SRE. Same probably programmer -> A.I. prompt specialist. So yes, but not really.
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by betaby 3y ago
Article says 'adult'.
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by betaby 3y ago
Article itself feels like it was written by LLM - unnecessarily long, pretentious and boring without much of a substance. But hey, folks from this forum aren't the target audience for 'Newyorker'!
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by betaby 3y ago
> What if Google goes under? What if Sun goes under? Oh, wait... > and they say goodby to Go as a result? and they say goodbye to Java as a result? > and maintain Python 2.X indefinitely.. Someone said that? Anyway 20 years of 2.x
718.
by betaby 3y ago
As the opposite to what language?
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by betaby 3y ago
Comment is about Dropbox back then. And yet criticism is very relevant today. Yes, you you could your own FTP looks definitely better that OndeDrive in this case.
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by betaby 3y ago
There is NAT64 for that https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NAT64 Many mobile operators use that, in USA that is Sprint/T-mobile, Bell in Canada. All modern OSes support that pretty well.

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