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by deaux 8mo ago
> This is true. The eidas directive requires that secret material lives in a dedicated hardware / secure element. It's really not much different than what a banking app would require. Most banking apps run on GrapheneOS, will t
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by deaux 8mo ago
Good luck finding the single government in the world that actually wants that, rather than it being a pretext for control that is too sweet to pass up. If you manage to find them, post an article on HN about it as top places to move to. The
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by deaux 8mo ago
Disagree, they rely on both equally, not much more on one of them. Consider the process of actually building a large structure with only a set of such diagrams. The diagrams primarily cover nouns (what, where, using what), whereas the h
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by deaux 8mo ago
> (2) click an image hyperlink and get straight to the file Does this work with images posted on Reddit, to their service?
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by deaux 8mo ago
No. Think of all engineering disciplines that aren't software. Those all depend on human-language formal instructions.
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by deaux 8mo ago
Teen girls.
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by deaux 8mo ago
> It would be hard, and it would be 'anti-capitalism' These things are opposites - the former is a downside, the latter an upside.
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by deaux 8mo ago
> I've lived a life of watching teachers and schools get blamed for not dealing better with society's issues. "Just teach kids how to use technology", "just ban phones", and "lock down irrelevant websit
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by deaux 8mo ago
> My parents lived in apartments. In much of the world, the most expensive real estate is apartments.
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by deaux 8mo ago
Just based on my comment the search query "Ireland compliance haven" would work, but for a more specific one, "ireland DPC big tech before:2026". The "before" is needed because else you'll only get news fr
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by deaux 8mo ago
> is often viewed not through a partisan lens, but as a tangible constraint on their mobility and agency. Obvious tell. > This demographic shift feels less like a temporary swing in sentiment and more like a fundamental realignment Ob
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by deaux 8mo ago
It's absurd and shameful. If only for the fact of banning individual consumers paying $249/month without warning, completely rendering them unable to use the service they paid for, including through the official app. Just the 1000
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by deaux 8mo ago
> I've seen this in Asia "I've seen this on planet earth" Afghanistan? China? Tonga?
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by deaux 8mo ago
Yeah, quite predictable for someone to give actual examples when asked for examples. If you have other examples, go on and share them!
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by deaux 8mo ago
They'll just be incorporated in Ireland who are more than happy to be a haven for such criminals.
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by deaux 8mo ago
It is, and they've just posted another one.
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by deaux 8mo ago
Obvious LLM comment, so are the other recent ones.
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by deaux 8mo ago
It's a direct-from-LLM comment, which is interesting coming from a 12-year old account. Could be bought/sold.
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by deaux 8mo ago
The content is of course 100% true and needs to be repeated over and over, every single day. The straight-from-LLM writing style is incredibly grating and does a massive disservice to its importance. It really does not take that long to rew
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by deaux 8mo ago
OP is talking about apps distributed through App/Play Store though. After a certain size in B2B services, sure, you can do Google Ads. But even for B2B it makes no sense to start out with it unless you're a hot startup raising big
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by deaux 8mo ago
As I said, anything that's not search ads. Youtubers, influencers of any size, UCG, podcasts, newsletters, you name it. LinkedIn content. There's thousands of options. Or if you do want to throw money at US/Chinese big tech,
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by deaux 8mo ago
Problem is that there's no point in adding it unless a sizeable number of people using it, and Spotify is the only European one I can think of where that's the case. Seznam clearly isn't unless potentially a cz-only service -
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by deaux 8mo ago
If you want to throw your money into a pit, there's a lot of alternative pits available out there. Happy to share my bank account, then at least one of us gets use out of it. > You can add email/password and passkeys, but remov
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by deaux 8mo ago
Agreed mate, it took absolute trillions of Euros for "Sign in with VK" to become a common option in Russia. No clue how they did it while also waging wars. "Sign in with LINE" in Japan? Quintillions of Yen were spent.
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by deaux 8mo ago
> Google Ads and Apple's Developer Program. If you want to acquire users and distribute a mobile app, you're paying the toll to Mountain View and Cupertino. If you said Play Store, then sure, though at least distribution on the
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by deaux 8mo ago
No, it is true. You missed the "under 30s" qualifier. Facebook indeed remains incredibly popular in the 40+ category, which is dominant given demographics in most countries of the subset I mentioned: "youth speaks good Englis
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by deaux 8mo ago
This is on the level of the myth of the clean Wehrmacht.
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by deaux 8mo ago
Name 5 wealthy countries (let's say top 30 HDI) where this holds outside of the EU.
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by deaux 8mo ago
> The US was quite unique (together with Canada, Australia etc.) that it was able and willing to accept you as an American even with a funny accent, as long as you wanted to be one. Very select parts of the US. Would've thought that
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by deaux 8mo ago
Gee, wonder what caused that change over the last decade. Really can't think of a reason. And just in case you truly believe it's something like "Russian bots" - and I hope you don't - you need to check out the chan

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