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by deely3 2y ago
I have, first you have to click "yes" on a modal dialog that blocks screen completely when you start the app, then you have to check checkbox "yes, I agree" and then click ok, then you have to change some hidden settings
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by deely3 2y ago
Funny, for me its opposite. And I never saw a virus on Android in the last 10 years.
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by deely3 2y ago
Thats super cheap!!! How did you manage to find a clone at that year? Does clone had similar keyboard, HDD, display, mouse? I'm super curious, because in 1990 clones of IBM PC in my country still sells for 500-700 USD.
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by deely3 2y ago
TLDR: TV connected to the same network hides task bar, graphical settings in Windows, and cause other issues. But why and how?
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by deely3 2y ago
Then why article is about electron only?
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by deely3 2y ago
It works fine on mobile? Then thats a win.
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by deely3 2y ago
If its possible, can you explain please why electron only? What about other particles?
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by deely3 2y ago
This simple solution does not help, unfortunately. (This is how Facebook collects data on you even if you don’t have an account) https://www.vox.com/2018/4/20/17254312/facebook-shadow-profi...
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by deely3 2y ago
Can't test, but what happens if you paste with Shift-Ctrl-V?
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by deely3 2y ago
> First, do no harm. Yes, do not harm corporation. People that spend money on shitty product should be on their own.
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by deely3 3y ago
Im not sure that I see logic here..
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by deely3 3y ago
They uploaded PGP key to open directory and then verified email, what is this as not an active decision?
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by deely3 3y ago
And how exactly C is better in these situations?
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by deely3 3y ago
> because they're lazy to understand basics or because tool is unnecessary complicated?
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by deely3 3y ago
Can't agree. Thats a real problem related to unions and we can't ignore it. We live in a real world. Its that simple.
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by deely3 3y ago
FAQ is mostly marketing with answers to obvious question. Sorry, I have a feeling that you did not read comment to which you replied.
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by deely3 3y ago
Closure of office, or branch, and possibly opportunity to never work with this company or in this industry thats not a little downside. Of course its technically illegal, but reality could be harsh.
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by deely3 3y ago
How you differentiate between advanced technologies and not?
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by deely3 3y ago
If I remember correctly you can send illegal DMCA requests as many as you want?
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by deely3 3y ago
can you elaborate please?
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by deely3 3y ago
Huh, for me its opposite. When I tried searching on Discord it results in dozens of the same questions usually without answer..
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by deely3 3y ago
Because its fun?
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by deely3 3y ago
When accussed of lying - attack your accuser. Are you russian?
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by deely3 3y ago
And where this statement in this article? Are you lying? He against the war sure, but show me where he mentioned returning Crimea to Ukraine.
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by deely3 3y ago
Not sure about downvotes, but Navalny was definitely against bringing back Crimea to Ukraine. In his own words: "Crimea is not a pastry to pass from hands to hands". After it becomes clear that "3 day" invasion of Ukrai
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by deely3 3y ago
> Are your customers using IE6 or something? Customers like that should be fired. Looks like your company don't want millions of profit?
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by deely3 3y ago
Good, but.. What do you mean by complex SQL? How complex?
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by deely3 3y ago
For me its ok. It looks like this: I found the author that Im imterested in and copied blog url into my RSS reader. Works for Substack.
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by deely3 3y ago
I believe because it will be a really lot of work. You will have to go step by step to review every setup and it can be not so trivial because of different devices versions, different software versions, differents in setups, etc. Like writt
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by deely3 3y ago
> If you require licensing fees for training data, you kill open source ML. kill open source ML -> decrease speed of improvements for some open source ML

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