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by boesboes 3y ago
>But the best thing you can do for the planet is keep hammering away at the laptop you already have. You don't say! Is this a form of satire? Who the f would replace a laptop for a slightly darker shell? smh
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by boesboes 3y ago
Definitely! And make sure to sell to consumers too if you want to compete. Anecdotal, but I wanted to build a 3D printer, most parts are simply not available in the EU if you are normal person. Even stuff like hex-bolts and t-nuts are impo
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by boesboes 3y ago
13 minutes between this and the commit of a new demo video, not bad :D And impressive performance indeed!
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by boesboes 3y ago
"Photography is not restricted on land if the landowner has given permission to be on the land"
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by boesboes 3y ago
As opposed too cloudflare, or google, or my shady provider. Cloudflare does exactly the same but call it filtering. Use a VPN and unbounded orso if you want to keep you queries private..
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by boesboes 3y ago
Since they have started blocking invidious instances, I've switched to the Freetube app as a YT client. Work great imo & no dependence on external services/hosts. Hopefully they are not plannign on enforcing WEI soon..
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by boesboes 3y ago
Glad to see they are focussing on the right things. They couldn't give me a account manager that stayed longer then a few months, or understood their own processes and products, or could do anything useful beyond link support documenta
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by boesboes 3y ago
Unless you calculate power usage I’d bet
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by boesboes 3y ago
But then it would not be compact! :P
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by boesboes 3y ago
I don’t even know why you would use a cable aside from charging. Seems like more apple-bad click bait to me
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by boesboes 3y ago
Until we properly fund the data protection agencies not much can be investigated and thus enforced. Also enforcement starts mostly with ‘please don’t do that’…
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by boesboes 3y ago
Fuck me that’s the worst UX I’ve seen in ages
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by boesboes 3y ago
I found bouldering/sport climbing to be able to tickle my it needs to be useful sense. It gives me focus on a task: get up this problem. YMMV of course :)
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by boesboes 3y ago
I dont have any choice in where my steel comes from, but i can still choose not to buy diamonds from those cunts
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by boesboes 3y ago
We have a similar explosives surge in the Netherlands, all gang related. It seems like blowing each others shit up is a bit of a trend in those circles. Could there be any particular reason why this has become more popular? Is gang violence
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by boesboes 3y ago
Disclaimer, this is only half serious: It is a tale as old as, well, at least as software management. We used to make software. Sometimes it went alright, sometimes not. Then someone wrote down a rough idea of different approaches to softwa
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by boesboes 3y ago
hmm, that interesting. I just paid €0.25 transaction costs for using paypal, same with my bank or with creditcards. But cash on delivery would be free.. The transaction costs are charged to the customer quite often. I wonder if that is actu
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by boesboes 3y ago
It would not surprise me if most TVs don't check. I remember LG or Samsung using unencrypted FTP to upload viewing data a few years back, so unverified TLS would be an improvement >_<
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by boesboes 3y ago
I’ve had a remarkable 2, I found I prefer paper for notes. I don’t read my notes very often, so its more the process of writing them that I ’use’. And although very good, its not the same on a rm2. Not sure waht it is exactly. The latency,
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by boesboes 3y ago
I wish I ran into this 20 years ago, I got into the whole web application development business and now I’m stuck dreaming of transistors ;)
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by boesboes 3y ago
https://www.systeminit.com/ Seems reasonably informative. Would be better if they linked that atleast
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by boesboes 3y ago
Fully disabling BT is a niche feature imo, for me the button does exactly what i want: disconnect bt devices. I still like airdrop to work etc. So, I think this is exactly how it should be. If you for some reason want to fully disable BT, w
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by boesboes 3y ago
I had to look it up, i was indeed mistaken. It's 79 days on average. The road is called the A10, so I guess I mixed that up :) Source, in dutch: https://www.hln.be/milieu/omwonenden-a10-snelweg-leven-79-da...
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by boesboes 3y ago
Not to discount your valid complaints, but I'll take that over the preinstalled, non-removable fortnite installer that I got on my experia ;-)
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by boesboes 3y ago
Yeah, that part feels reallly lazy. They wouldn't even have to build something better, there is open source ereader software already that is 100x better. Remarkable screams designed by marketing to me tbh. Features exists to sell, exis
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by boesboes 3y ago
Yeah, ppl on the ring road of Amsterdam live 10 years shorter afaik, for instance
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by boesboes 3y ago
That is actually a selling point too. I've looked at both Fastly and Cloudflare a while back to replace the budget CDN at my previous job after an outage, but found both had more and more serious downtime in the 24m before that. So I
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by boesboes 3y ago
From how I understand the presentation, they ran into trouble because of code size. Basically stack code is much denser because you don't need arguments for registers and, given the 16kbytes -> 6 kbytes is more than just half from g
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by boesboes 3y ago
Interesting, thank you! More for the reading list :)
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by boesboes 3y ago
It seems even the triage is done by bots, or they just don't read the issue, or it's just a tactic to prevent anything from being done, but seriously: > @Reporter Could you please confirm the OS details.

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