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by ce4 7y ago
And technically, 2020 is part of the 10's, the decade starts only with 2021. :)
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by ce4 7y ago
They also ask for translations at the bottom of the release notes. It's a bit unusual though that most of the time the translation project on weblate is locked, but i haven't seen any vandalism
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by ce4 7y ago
I tried both webcamoid and https://github.com/CatxFish/obs-virtual-cam on windows but all these are quirky and need administrative rights
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by ce4 7y ago
How do you use the IP webcam address in programs like teams, zoom, skype? I resorted to buying a magewell hdmi-2-usb converter. Better quality, I can focus and zoom from further away (no huge nose) and depending on your gear you have automa
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by ce4 7y ago
I thought the same, the JSTOR incident initially brought me to HN. Discussed at the time: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5046845
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by ce4 7y ago
This will cause a hard Brexit and isolate the island if they don't turn around quickly...
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by ce4 7y ago
Trolls took over basically. Discussion from 4 years ago when the site shut down: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11609308
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by ce4 7y ago
Does anyone know why it is available at the Internet Archive? I would not assume that the copyright had expired yet.
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by ce4 7y ago
Hopefully they enforce the action worldwide. I guess the ebay listings don't only include resale masks, but also stolen goods. Berlin's Charite Clinic just had an incident where a shipment of up to 60.000 masks was stolen from the
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by ce4 7y ago
I'm not into that stuff much but this may be the reason why there's often bad ads if you search for popular foss software binaries like LibreOffice or Gimp.
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by ce4 7y ago
It looks more and more like Google wants to convert native search hits to paid clicks... Notice how often when you search for "company" you find the company's ad first and then below the native search result...
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by ce4 7y ago
Google Maps has a number of features that contribute to that: * maps timeline (location recording) * maps "local guides" status with * Gamification for POI data enrichment * Google Survey app with payouts per survey finished
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by ce4 7y ago
This misses the point - the spying-on-your-citizens was decided by the state on purpose, going completely cashless enables dragnet surveillance that makes it really hard to evade if one has to (journalists, dissidents)
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by ce4 7y ago
Not exactly 30€ but starting from 50 (when you subtract the 20 or 30% discount of some of the cheaper models): https://www.lidl.de/de/matratzen/c11480 Edit: Here's the german discounter store archive, it list
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by ce4 7y ago
> Was... Is it over yet? From how i read it, no: '[The internet society] will vote this month on whether to approve a formal recommendation that the society “not proceed [with the sale] unless a number of conditions are met.”'
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by ce4 7y ago
Try a longpress on the back button and there you should see the hn=>techcrunch=>guce.advertising=>techcrunch redirect chain. Hitting back will go back to guce which immediately forwards you to techcrunch again. Select hn instead
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by ce4 7y ago
What a shame, almost all of that wikipedia's link have rotten away...
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by ce4 7y ago
And Crypto.com now has to deal with the fallout/news coverage of the Crypto AG infiltration by NSA/BND agencies :-) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22309478
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by ce4 7y ago
And crypto.com who bought parts of it now gets the bad press.
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by ce4 7y ago
I was just quoting, but also wondered about that seemingly random threshold. Looks like a crude measure
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by ce4 7y ago
I'd be careful to compare those numbers - some sort of confirmation bias. AP is only used in "AP-easy situations" the harder to drive parts are steered by the human driver.
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by ce4 7y ago
That's not the mortality rate but the ratio against overall deaths. it says: "The percentage of deaths attributed to pneumonia and influenza is 7.1%, below the epidemic threshold of 7.2%."
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by ce4 7y ago
What I really hate about digital currencies is that people call it "crypto" all the time, especially in your context someone can misread it as "cryptography" instead of crypto-money... this is often highly misleading and
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by ce4 7y ago
The Wayback machine says its not archived, strange...
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by ce4 7y ago
In my country it is voluntary to be listed in such a phonebook whereas with already a small number of friends the chances approach 100% that at least one of them has my contact info stolen by Twitter, FB, WA, etc. If i dont like this i woul
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by ce4 7y ago
Does anyone know what endpoint's certificate had expired? Would be interesting what CA they used for it and if it's a SAN certificate. Edit: here's the certificate log of the teams subdomain but I couldn't find the one t
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by ce4 7y ago
Of course not. Some Apps get the preferencial treatment, eg. Sports Illustrated.
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by ce4 7y ago
They really should make the IoT part a module thats easily upgradable. I2S + 5V power is all thats technically needed. Maybe i2c ontop, to make the speaker model autodiscoverable and volume adjustable. But again offering such upgrade module
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by ce4 7y ago
This should get tagged [2008]
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by ce4 7y ago
That doesn't sound right, it's still not bloated. The majority is drivers then comes the cpu arch folder that takes a big cut. You can check yourself with cloc: http://cloc.sourceforge.net/

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