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bpfrh
7y ago
That's why you would enable GPS for that app.
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7y ago
Afaik Open web Analytics( https://github.com/padams/Open-Web-Analytics/ ) can use embedded code in PHP pages for analyzing. GUI is nice, currently trying it out but not with php code but with embeded js like other t
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7y ago
Not looked into it, but the simplicity of Go doesn't only come from its syntax. It also comes from the standard libraries which cuts down on libraries you have to use. For most of the stuff I do with Go I don't need extra librarie
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7y ago
Some things are genetic, so even if it is the data of your parents, it will still influence you. Only way is to completly anonymize data, which is way harder than it sounds.
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Sorry for the late reply. That would mean the following would not work: selecting text-->making it bold(via button)-->making it underlined(via button)-->making it to a link(via button). There are valid use cases for selections and
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7y ago
You could argue that it reached feature parity. Today you can do nearly everything on laptop including basic editing. Compare that to even 5 years ago where the costs of such a laptop was much higher.
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The only copy visible fix was afaik reject in the bug tracker because you could switch the visibility on and off for a short time (<1s). The don't allow changes to selection would mean if you mark something on a website and use a bu
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7y ago
For the same reason microsoft had to give you an option for the preinstalled browser. As soon as you get a certain threeshold you become a monopoly, which essentialy means you controll who does business in that sector. It should never be al
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This is not suprising and not the first time something like this happend. There is even a term for that "Werther Effekt" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copycat_suicide
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7y ago
vote for mailcow. Have it running about half a year and am really happy about it. If you have the time imho migrating is worth it. You can transfer your old mails via imap to mailcow, so migrating is easy
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7y ago
As long as you use a VPS with a dedicated IP and configurer DKIM and SPF correctly gmail doesn't block you. A easy solution for selfhosting would be mailcow. Setup is basically a shell script which sets up the docker containers. Backup
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I don't really see the problem, they can't do it now. One of the first things we teach people is, that once a picture is on the net, it will never be deleted.
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7y ago
No of course not. I would give one blanket permission for a website. Then if possible list the devices which it connected to. Or you alllow it only per device.
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7y ago
I think a good idea would be to at least let the user confirm it. For example display a notification: "This website wants to interact with devices in your network, if your are at home, this includes all of your smart things, smart phon
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7y ago
How do you think the tax system works? As soon as you do business,you have to register yourself to the "tax office".. Now you structure you company in such a way, that the company pays more money for the trademarks of your partne
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I don't really understand that point. If facebook wants to control users and their financial data, wouldn't it be easier to simply make a fintech? I mean, sure libra gives them more data, but the same could easily be reached if fa
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If think there was a calculation that one 300g steak produces as much CO2 as somebody living in kenya. It's not really about the population it's about usage and greed. edit: sorry, wrong calculation: 2 Steaks a week produce about
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These are rookie numbers, with enough effort we can get there by 2025! /s
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Microsoft made a hardcut with drivers on windows 7/8. The same will be done eventually for 32bit, just not now.
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Afaik there was a winter service which was billed and nobody ever saw that winterservice happening. Or there were addons built to the house that where not necessary and would force the people out.
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Never said they where just that it is the best solution. And I said I live in austria, where the goverment did exactly that very sucessfully.
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While it is true, that there are simply not enough apartments the rest of your argument is wrong. In berlin, the rent limits don't work, because of various reasons, one for example is that companies simply rise the costs that are not r
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NYC is in america which has a complete different economic Idea. While Germany was and sometimes still is a social market economy America is a full blown free markt, of course just slapping a rent control and nothing else is a bad idea
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As a person living in austria, I strongly believe that goverment build housing and strong regulation of pricing and the market is the only way to keep housing affordable for all people and not make it a speculation object like in germany&#x
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No it is an indication that people are cheap and a person who bought a apartment as an investment now makes 30-60€ a night vs about 600 a month. There is a reason hotels are expensive. Airbnb does the same as uber. They start a business wit
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Well there is an effort to solve this with flatpack and snap
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That figure is misleading. In the uk the domnestic aviation accounts for 22% of the transportation sector. Airtravel is a luxtury and unfortunately in a crises that should be the first to go. At least domnestic flights should be banned imme
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I switched to DDG about half a year ago. What I really like is that for me I can switch location bias on and off. Sometimes I want region specific results, but most of the time not, so I actually get better results on DDG.
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Artifical products are not bad in general. Everything we eat is chemical, the only difference is that somethings are created over a thousand years and some things are done in a few months/years in a lab. Extracting ingredients and crea
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They said they will make a formal post-mortem investigation as well as make a post about what they will change. I think the information will be contained in one of the two posts?
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