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Yes, I have also seen these label accounts, but somehow, I mostly end up with labels using artists accounts. I guess they don't really want to migrate because in the end, it makes the label less visible when doing so... I think it woul
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> It's very easy to pick up some small but niche artist that is not on Bandcamp, and upload their music pretending to be them. Yes, quality control is something else where Bandcamp could drastically improve. New releases are riddled
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> It's perfect as it is. Artist uploads music, people pay for music and download it. Don't change anything. Coudn't agree less. Listen: I love Bandcamp and buy a lot of music there. However, it could be so much better. I
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Oh, you bet! Fortunately, it is not for the doctor in training to decide if these kind of surgeries are necessary. However, for smaller things in diagnostics, let's say a spinal tap or something like that, it is absolutely possible tha
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Well, ask two doctors and you'll get three opinions about work time. From my experience here in Germany: - Doctors in training usually want to work as much as possible to finish their training as fast as possible, especially if they wa
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This can definitely be learned in a methodical way, this is very common in the military, for instance. Of course, this will usually not work when you are wide awake and not sleepy at all, but in that case it is also not needed. So you are n
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These hours usually include stand-by time. If you work in a job like this, with time you usually learn to fall asleep very quickly, whenever, wherever. This will keep you at least functioning to some degree. You will miss a lot of slow-wave
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Good review by Maker's Muse: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8sdrPgH9Fk tldw; Printer has great build quality for the price. Print quality and speed obviously below the bigger Bambu machines, but excellent for a "
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Making a Hollywood Car Chase with RC Cars [video]
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OK, instead of answering in every Thread here: These apps have existed for many years now and the "business model" behind them has changed over the times. These apps are available on Google Play and F-Droid. Originally, the apps w
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> they started to reduce functionality to nudge people to the paid versions You get the "Pro" apps from F-Droid as well.
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You get the "Pro" apps from F-Droid, including the "ThankYou" App. I never got any nagging from them (and yes, I donated, but that did not have any technical consequences and is not necessary).
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Install the version from F-Droid instead.
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You don't need to opt-in to terms of services. The service provider can simply refuse to service you if you violate the ToS. Violating ToS is not a crime. However, if you actively try to circumvent this refusal of the service provider,
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I wish people would stop applying the "only do one thing and do it well" to all software. Kernighan/Pike were explicitly talking about software tools in the Unix environment, not about all software in general. It is an ideal
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> Edit: And the reason I hate whatever is responsible for the 'ip' command is that it's virtually impossible to google specifically for that command (y'know, because 'ip' was a protocol not a command, convol
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Explanation how this actually works: https://old.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/15k3txt/nes_su...
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I don't play Diablo IV (I just don't have the time), so I cannot judge if these scores are warranted. Seeing that it currently sits between Lego Drive 2K and Gollum, I'd go out on a limb here and say that this score seems a t
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User scores are completely broken, and probably beyond repair.
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According to Metacritic, in addition to the already mentioned people had fun with Metroid Prime Remastered Diablo IV Persona 4 Golden Dead Space Remake Final Fanatasy XVI Pikmin 4 Star Wars Jedi Survivor Hogwarts Legacy Remnant II So this y
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No, you cannot do a Webauthn authentication with curl. You would need to redirect to a Javascript-capable browser to do the authentication, and then use whatever the service returns as a token with curl (cookie, JWT, ...). I mean, we alread
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I agree, but for some reason the people responsible for the IT budget did not like that solution... (Yes, they are really not that expensive, but somehow it is pretty common that companies like to cheap out on the small stuff).
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That is correct. If you actually use a browser remotely, you would need to use something like RDP with the WebAuthn Virtual Channel enabled, which unfortunately I think is currently only available by Microsoft. Some remote control software
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So first of all: From my experience, Yubikeys are incredibly durable. I have one on a keychain for years now, completely beaten up and it's still working fine. If a Yubikey gets lost: on all our internal systems, an administrator will
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In your ssh config: Host my-trusted-powerful-remote-machine.whatever.com ForwardAgent yes There is still one problem if you like to re-use long-running screen/tmux sessions, for a solution to this see for instance htt
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Frogs are not humans. Amphibians do have the genetic potential for limb regrowth.
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You made a broad, almost dismissive generalization from, as it turns out now, a purely macroscopic view. It's like a physicist studying galaxy filaments saying "all galaxies are shockingly similar", because the filaments show
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> The cells multicellular organisms are constructed from are all shockingly similar. They are not. They vary greatly in structure and function.
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The article is specifically about a difference in the mTOR protein, so in the end, a genetic difference. You will not trigger a limb regrowth in humans by opening and closing specific ion channels in our cells.
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I'm pretty sure quantum computing is not seen negatively around here. In fact, articles on Scott Aaronson's blog for instance turn up regularly. What is seen negatively for sure is the hype train, to which this article clearly b
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