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by cuu508 5mo ago
Do we know if and how cycles are defined in the regulation?
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by cuu508 5mo ago
Fingers crossed the Chinese eventually figure out the screens are the mark of cheapness, and start demanding 100% physical controls.
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by cuu508 5mo ago
BTW if you want to kick the tires at the current stage, building it locally is easy, just a couple of commands to install dependencies and run the build script: https://github.com/LadybirdBrowser/ladybird/blob&#x2F
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by cuu508 5mo ago
> The argument assumes that unassisted PR authorship is what builds trustworthy contributors, and that LLM assistance prevents that growth. No, I don't think that was the argument. As I understood it, unassisted contributions have h
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by cuu508 5mo ago
Please elaborate?
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by cuu508 6mo ago
core tenets
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by cuu508 6mo ago
That's the board firmware, not the official Meshcore Android or IOS app.
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by cuu508 6mo ago
I can't find the source code either for the official MeshCore app or for MeshOS -- where can I read the code?
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by cuu508 6mo ago
The graphs are from Netdata. I'm using it to monitor the servers, and also feeding it some application metrics via its statsd interface.
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by cuu508 6mo ago
(Author here) that's more or less what I have right now – one machine with a file system and an SSD. S3 API on top is there to give multiple web servers shared access to the same storage. I could have used something else instead of S3
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by cuu508 6mo ago
(Author here) There are multiple web servers for redundancy (3 currently), and each needs access to all objects.
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by cuu508 6mo ago
Sure you can, look at Spain ;-)
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by cuu508 6mo ago
Yes, I "fixed" it by disabling pull requests on the repository. I'm still happy to pull from other people's branches (and do say so in CONTRIBUTING.md)
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by cuu508 6mo ago
Faster than to work with a human person who edits your videos.
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by cuu508 6mo ago
Also, TFA says: > If you have used Stripe before, Mollie is the closest thing to that experience in the EU. But Mollie does not even properly support recurring payments, a pretty important feature for SaaS. It does not track subscription
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by cuu508 6mo ago
Does this really happen? Can you provide concrete examples?
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by cuu508 6mo ago
I think the main UX obstacle is that it is unfamiliar – no-one does signups like that currently. But the flow does not need to be quite as bad, if you use "mailto:" links. In the happy case: - user click on the link - their ema
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by cuu508 6mo ago
How about a signup flow where the user sends the first email? They send an email to signups@example.com (or to a generated unique address), and receive a one-time sign-in link in the reply. The service would have to be careful not to proc
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by cuu508 6mo ago
Correct.
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by cuu508 6mo ago
> If a bot creates an account with someone else’s email, the victim gets one email, if they ignore it that’s the end of it. The welcome email and everything after it only fires once the user verifies. As a user, I would prefer no welcome
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by cuu508 6mo ago
You can click on "Breakdown" and then on "Actions" to hide it.
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by cuu508 6mo ago
> Is there a way around this shitocracy? Refuse to play. Switch to technologoy that the shitocracy has not gotten around to yet, or, eventually, pick up woodworking.
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by cuu508 6mo ago
Scrapers can work around those other easy tricks too.
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by cuu508 7mo ago
Or from APKPure https://apkpure.com/the-white-house/gov.whitehouse.app
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by cuu508 7mo ago
The browsers of their site visitors.
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by cuu508 7mo ago
It is C&C -- it instructs their site visitors to DOS a specific site.
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by cuu508 7mo ago
1.1.1.2 blocks malware, and archive.today performs DDOS. Where's the false reasoning?
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by cuu508 7mo ago
AI written cold outreach emails are infuriating. I hope you guys eventually find a business idea that is not as antisocial as your current one.
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by cuu508 7mo ago
> maiming your own launch crews because someone made a tiny wrong movement arming their thirtieth drone of the day I was thinking about that. Wouldn't you be able to make it so the detonator gets armed by the operator remotely only
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by cuu508 7mo ago
OK, but that would be a consequence of the specific enforcement method, not a consequence the law becoming de facto stricter due to stricter enforcement.

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