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bpfrh
2y ago
I would be very carefull with saying your are gdpr compliant without having talked to laywer. Your are basically replacing a unique identifying attribute(ip address) with a unique attribute and a maybe unique attribute, to generate a unique
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2y ago
Wouldn't it be hard as soon as people exchange that money in non traceable areas? E.g. people gift money on birthdays, people buy things in private sales, etc. Edit: overlooked your last part about intermediates you are right
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bpfrh
2y ago
To add to that, public transport based on trains is and always will be a source of noise, even if they are purely electrical
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bpfrh
2y ago
imho the biggest problem with all the new snapdragon laptops is that all ram is soldered on, because the new chips don't support slotted ram.
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bpfrh
2y ago
What did you dislike about kotlin multiplattform?
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2y ago
You can also use WebTransport with streams for tcp and datagramms for udp https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WebTranspor...
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2y ago
>It doesn't make sense to tally someone's investments as them polluting. If they sell half their investment, the pollution emissions on earth don't go down. No but your income depends on pollution happening and you investi
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2y ago
depends on the system, austria for example used to say if you don't have a radio or tv you do not need to pay. As of 2024 you pay even if you have no tv, which means the overhead is probably near zero, as you already have lists of wher
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2y ago
Teslas numbers have biases in them which paint a wrong picture: https://www.forbes.com/sites/bradtempleton/2023/04/26/tesla-... They compare incomparable data(city miles vs highway miles), autopilot
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2y ago
One of the main issues I had when I tried to do an app in react native was not really the UI,performance or data. The main problem was that you where in an uncanny vally type of situation where some browser features where supported and some
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2y ago
but you can provide that JVM for different plattforms in a zip file/installer. The more difficult problem with cross plattform apps are always native look and feel and calling native apis in an idiomatic and performant ways.
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bpfrh
2y ago
My guess is that People travel way more than in the last 50 years and department stores have nothing to do with experiencing a diverse life.
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bpfrh
2y ago
Running and owning your own infrastructure exposed to the outside world can be more insecure, running your own infrastructure at home in segmented networks with wireguard will solve most problems.
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2y ago
I'm not sure I agree, I think you forget web developers. I think today the only reason to need to know linux is actually backend dev and embedd in the sense of small pcs with custom uis. With the amount SaaS today most of the backend s
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2y ago
shift+ctrl+c is for copying from terminal, shift+ctrl+v for inserting, if you still need to know. The reason is that linux and the terminal is old and ctrl+c sends a signal(SIG_INTERRUPT) which is used to cancel the current process. That me
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2y ago
I said that linux mostly works out of the box, but your "edge cases" where in this case: All lenovo yoga x1 models from the 8. gen onwards with windows preinstalled e.g. over 2 years All lenovo carbon x1 models from the 10. gen on
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2y ago
Friend of mine got a new laptop which i recommended without looking closely on the specs, as it was listed as supported on ubuntu a lenovo yoga x 11 gen I think. Found out afterwards that the version with windows preinstalled(that the frien
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2y ago
External webcams are no problem, agreed. New-ish laptops with intel tiger lake procesors use MIPI cameras with ipu6 and don't work out of the box or only on specific kernel/distro combos. There are efforts to mainline the driver a
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2y ago
There ie the rockchip CM3588 NAS Kit but it is a non mainstream CPU which cost between 200-300€: https://wiki.friendlyelec.com/wiki/index.php/CM3588_NAS_Kit there is also the asustor nas: https://www.as
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2y ago
Either pay another full time night shift or yes, accept that things are broken for the time. If your product is really so important that it can't be down, hire more engineers and pass the markup to your customers. I'm glad I live
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2y ago
probably because synthetic sounds/is chemical and the producer wants to also market this to the "only natural products are good" crowd which probably has an overlap with people who are vegan.
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2y ago
Wouldn't a strongly typed language like rust sill catch a bad datafile? E.g. loading it would require you to setup a maximal size and a valid configuration struct?
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2y ago
meh passwords where a good idea for a long time. The first 10(20?) years there where no devices without a good keyboard. The big problem imho was the idea that passwords had to be complicated and long, e.g. a random, alpanumeric, some speci
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2y ago
Shouldn't same system+same version+same flags produce the same result?
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2y ago
Interesting, In my country that also seems to be illegal, e.g. cold calling can never be a valid reason(without consent). https://www.ris.bka.gv.at/NormDokument.wxe?Abfrage=Bundesnor... Edit:clarified never
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2y ago
They can contact you for legitimate reasons, which could be "hey, your website has content from me that is copyrighted" they can't contact you for sales reasons without your consent. The law for that, at least in my country,
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2y ago
Curious, do you mean in business to business? Otherwise I don't think you can argue any legitimate interest.
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No it is not allowed to cold call or send any emails without express permission from the recipient this is for austria/germany. It seems that with the gpdr this is now eu wide: https://gdpr.eu/email-encryption/
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2y ago
It's funny that in this case the law now protects you. Generally anything you do indoor that falls under normal usage(painting walls, hanging furniture with big screws,etc.) is ok without approval, at least in my country/city(aust
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2y ago
They are but not as efficient and so most people don't bother(that I know of).
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