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bierjunge
4y ago
This will happen even more when Android 13 is released. There is an extra permission for having notifications shown for every app separately. I know for sure I will disable notifications for pretty much every app except email and messengers
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bierjunge
4y ago
Bad ideas can be replaced with better concepts. Implementation flaws can be patched. But the biggest problem is still the human factor aka "you can't patch stupidity".
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bierjunge
4y ago
The eight Canadian students claim to have an income of (avg) $116,850.5. I think it's time for me to move to Canada. https://survey.stackoverflow.co/2022/#salary-canada
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bierjunge
4y ago
I'm a big fan of the Hitman franchise from IOI. It would be great to have a game like this, but in a open-world setting. Something like having a hideout where you can accept contracts with little info on the target. Then you would gath
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bierjunge
5y ago
"Go to Japan Just for the Sandwiches" [0] seems very unrelated. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30635532
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bierjunge
5y ago
It's getting even better. I just logged into one of the suspended accounts. Pretty much everything is locked, but without any information about the suspension. It's pretty much "Oops, something went wrong. Please try again la
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bierjunge
5y ago
Tried it two times in last six months. Once via the Android app and the second time on the website on my laptop. Both accounts were blocked after less than 15 minutes without even doing anything (except following a few accounts which Twitte
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bierjunge
5y ago
Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan books are up to date again with the current political situation between NATO and Russia. On the other hand, H.P. Lovecraft is always a good read.
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bierjunge
5y ago
And some people had a crazy idea, call a restaurant and ask what they can recommend or what they specialty is.
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bierjunge
5y ago
This reminds me of my old workplace. Government owned company where everything was running on MS Excel, SAP, fax machines [0] and prayers from operative IT office. I had to go to one of the more "exotic" server rooms, placed in a
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bierjunge
5y ago
There is absolutely a value in it. I'm using my phone mainly for communication and I could kill for a physical keyboard, especially for a vertical slider like the old Blackberry Priv. There is the F(x)tec Pro1X [0] which looks similar
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bierjunge
5y ago
I have bad news for you. Even if the TV is not connected to your WiFi, it could still get into the network over other devices connected via HDMI with HEC [0]. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HDMI#HEC
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5y ago
The decompiler code is written in C++ [0], because you have to start with something. https://github.com/water111/jak-project/tree/master/decompil...
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bierjunge
5y ago
It's not only in the major cities like Berlin, Munich or Hamburg. Prices skyrocketed even in smaller cities like Karlsruhe or Heidelberg. A 40m² flat can be 300.000€++ and you will need to renovate it. 20 years ago, you could get a hou
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bierjunge
5y ago
Brewing beer. Computers can make it easier (automatic temperature controls, etc.), but are not necessary. Would be cool to try some old recipes from medival times or even further, think ancient Egypt and stuff. And as a bonus, I would have
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bierjunge
5y ago
Same here. And as always, AWS status page [0] is completely green and useless. [0] https://status.aws.amazon.com/
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bierjunge
5y ago
Whatsapp sells my data for profit and allows ME to ban innocent accounts for 24 hours.
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bierjunge
5y ago
Nice intro, but it's lacking a more in depth explanation. But there are good resources like the bash hackers wiki [0] and Greg's BashGuide [1] for more shell craziness. [0] https://wiki.bash-hackers.org/ [1] http
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bierjunge
5y ago
You recall it wrong, his brand is "Held der Steine Inh. Thomas Panke" (hero of the bricks, owner Thomas Panke) and his old logo contained a 4x2 brick, but without "LEGO" marks anywhere. LEGO claimed it could be confused
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bierjunge
5y ago
Is Flutter Desktop not still in beta? I'm not sure, the dart website looks like it would be finally released as stable, but we all know how it works with the big G and their projects ;) Missing lib's are a big point, but we have t
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5y ago
7. Have a backup strategy 7.5 Test your backup strategy every now and then (nothing is more painful than data loss and dysfunctional backups) 8. "All users lie, there is no exception". Sad but true, get used to it. 9. Automate you
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5y ago
If somebody wants to give it a try: https://securedl.cdn.chip.de/downloads/30157394/redstar_desk... (hosted by chip.de, a german low quality "IT" news site/magazine). 4.0 is released, but I couldn&#
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5y ago
It was mainly operated by BND, a german intelligence agency. GCHQ and NSA were also involved.
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5y ago
Amateurs. -- Perl
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5y ago
"Ehm, I wanted to tell you, you know, eventually (...)" <- this are three to five seconds I'm not getting any information, but if it would be text, my brain would skip this unimportant part instantly. This is why I never l
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bierjunge
5y ago
I have the 2019 MBP 16" with i9 inside and it's terrible for any task heavier than browsing the internet or watching cat videos. Running CMake + gcc on a bigger project? The fans start running like crazy. The performance of the i9
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5y ago
I'm not saying the app is useless, I'm only saying that it's not as easy as the website states. I personally wouldn't use a mobile app for that, because it's too risky in my opinion. Let's say we have a scenari
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5y ago
Yeah, a dead man switch which you can't control if your battery dies or you have no reception. It's way too unreliable for serious use.
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5y ago
The complete disrespect for capitalization rules is even more ironic.
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5y ago
Yeah, some snippets are just wrong. Like "C++ float to int" [0]. I have expected something like: auto foo = static_cast<int>(1.5); but the first snippet was: cout << 4.35 and the second: int n = (4.35 * 100) + 0.5; cou
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