dathinab

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by dathinab 1y ago
in general I agree but also PowerPoint (the product) is kinda terrible at allowing you to efficiently, low time investment create presentations for am internal meeting which then get discarded. And the web version is even worse.
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by dathinab 1y ago
honestly in my experience with tech companies - you anyway have to create some non presentation handout; there is always a high risks of people having subtle misunderstandings about details and without handout they have no good place to dou
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by dathinab 1y ago
> PowerPoint is for selling not truth seeking so true, but they can also be good for "overviews/shallow introductions" the main issue is that some presentation programs are just way to clunky to use them for use cases like
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by dathinab 1y ago
> Which raises the question: do they even own those books? nop, but legislators should really force that anything bought without "deadline" also doesn't randomly disappear/cost extra no matter if you bought a license
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by dathinab 1y ago
yes, but at the moment the user facing interfaces are not greate (in most countries, they are pretty good in some countries) - sending money (P2P, P2B, B2B) often requires manually entering a IBAN in your banking app/website (_except i
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by dathinab 1y ago
> discriminating against Mastercard and Visa how can you discriminate against a duopoly ;) > It also highlights how desperately the EU is behind other countries in this space, (you seem to be drifting into the server center topic but
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by dathinab 1y ago
> didn’t generally work out agreed, but that was often not necessary a hardware issue but a ecosystem issue and Intel executives maybe not seeing/realizing that is pretty incompetent On one side you had the whole windows was absol
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by dathinab 1y ago
I am listening, just not necessary agreeing. but getting hung up on this specific case in context of all the other things which happen which often are way more clear cut was indeed pretty dump also to be clear I didn't down vote any of
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by dathinab 1y ago
yeah that might happen I mean for gaming there is already the Ryzan Max+395 which already is beyond the level of low end graphics (at least if placed in a desktop where it's not heat/power throttled). But it's a bit of a unic
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by dathinab 1y ago
> My guess right now is that China will never catch up because [..] The problem China is big enough to catch up just by it depending on itself + some cheap mass consumer market outlets to even further scale production. Like they have 140
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by dathinab 1y ago
I think their problem is less about material knowledge to shrink nodes but about development tooling to make chip design more efficient, scalable and allows experimenting with more new approaches/allows larger shifts without planing ye
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by dathinab 1y ago
they seem very cooked I think they have a lot of potential in the dedicated GPU space, but that is a consumer market so profit margins are smaller and they have potential in the low-to-mid-end market so even less margin. It's really sa
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by dathinab 1y ago
You can get much more then a 5%-20% higher price from the kind of customers which really care about US production (I mean like government, CIA, NSA, which also get stuff like AMD systems with hyper threading disabled or special treatment wr
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by dathinab 1y ago
Some things: - there is an official check sum VFS shim, but I never used it and don't know how good it is. The difference between it and WAL checksum is that it works on a per page level and you seem to need manually run the checksum c
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by dathinab 1y ago
it's not that simple I mean for the refuges coming to the EU it often is that simple. But most of the refuges of countries systematic destabilized by the US for greed (often with the help of EU-countries, not always knowingly tho) end
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by dathinab 1y ago
the bible also has a long history of - being intentionally miss-translated to push political believes - a lot of violent actions most western people would call barbaric and not acceptable today and especially for the first point it's a
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by dathinab 1y ago
> is probably very [????] ... browser specific not sure where that words disappeared, too
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by dathinab 1y ago
but this doesn't require to: - de-humanize people - use over the top violence - persecute people which have integrated well and are hard working - tear apart family without care for the child - severely undermine the US constitution an
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by dathinab 1y ago
much better but the app is protected by free speech so using it isn't illegal "ICEBlock is a free speech protected app that illegal immigrants in the US use to evade capture" would be more precise and still objective would ex
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by dathinab 1y ago
yes and the US has problem with right wing extremism in ways which have a lot of similarities to fascism since before you where born (or even before fascism rose in Germany) like the KKK or the non-negligible amount of people which wanted
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by dathinab 1y ago
> An Alien is the correct and proper name for a non-resident. no it's not and never was tourist aren't alias they are foreigners not aliens illegal immigrants are immigrants even if they come in illegally this always has been r
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by dathinab 1y ago
no it's not at all calling humans aliens is NEVER normal, this has always been racist discriminatory, de-humizing language. and yes ICE has used such languages for a while, and they also have done things for a while which by internatio
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by dathinab 1y ago
yes, it's not new it's probably also not just affecting Jitsi (in a context only looking at "proper" video conference systems) through its exceedingly simple to archive with Jitsi
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by dathinab 1y ago
oh yes, that is such a dump design of web permissions alongside of the abysmal UX for listing/removing them (from a "normal" user POV it's somehwhat usable for someone who understands tech a bit more) like in general IMH
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by dathinab 1y ago
if it's embedded in another service and you already clicked join etc. through that other service to name one UX flow where an additional pre-join dialog would be not supper wanted I e.g. would not complain if MS Teams (I have to use fo
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by dathinab 1y ago
> but can you share video without being asked to give the mic and camera permission to operate? yes it's a browser setting to "remember mic/camera permission for given site" to which extend this "remember" i
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by dathinab 1y ago
This attack/feature hinges on the config.prejoinConfig.enabled=false config (which implicitly decides weather or not a prejoin dialog is shown) but this makes me wonder 1. why can you set that config in a URL? Allowing users to set it
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by dathinab 1y ago
btw. this > ICEBlock is an app that illegal aliens use to evade capture is highly dehumanizing language you normally find only and autocratic regimes ruled by force and despotism instead of law if you read that in you country and it&#x27
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by dathinab 1y ago
you mean the "I must have the right to harass people online" people? The "someone fact checking my political propaganda is not okay" people? Or like the "objective facts are not neutral because they they imply I&#x2
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by dathinab 1y ago
> people don't live a healthy life overall. to some degree that is exactly the thing by smoking you add a risk and the more ways you add risk through your live the more likely you will die an early death it's just basic statist

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