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by detaro 2y ago
Anyone have opinions on Jellyfin vs music-specific servers like Navidrome?
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by detaro 2y ago
sure! News report: https://www.heise.de/en/news/DigiCert-Customer-seeks-to-exch... nitty-gritty bugzilla: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1910322#c8 some follow-on drama: https:&#x2F
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by detaro 2y ago
I'm sure they'll find some more profitable and ego-stroking standards to hold them to, yes.
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by detaro 2y ago
a) the big claim always was that Apple is not artificially making it harder (doing their utmost to help would've been to just release the specs, which they clearly never did) b) How hard or easy they made reverse-engineering is entirel
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by detaro 2y ago
There's a few companies and labs in Germany who still manage to somehow sell hydrogen as a "local innovation" to government grants every now and then... Hydrogen busses, hydrogen trams, hydrogen trains. It never sticks, unsur
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by detaro 2y ago
When you generate a new cert you do not generate a new keypair every time.
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by detaro 2y ago
And would be replacing the CA PKI with an even more centralized PKI.
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by detaro 2y ago
> surely the big ones all can and do respond in less than 90 days? LOL. old-fashioned enterprises are the worst at "oh, no, can't do that, need months of warning to change something!", while also handling critical data.
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by detaro 2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43681752
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by detaro 2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43681752
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by detaro 2y ago
yes, but it's a hierarchy. If you disagreed with their judgement you could always go up the chain, and MITRE can take the privilege away again if they think a vendor is misusing it.
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by detaro 2y ago
Seems its actually (in both German and English) developed from older Russian forms, and Russian shifted afterwards again: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moscow#Etymology
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by detaro 2y ago
NIST NVE relies on the CVE program. (vulnerabilities get reported, MITRE assigns CVEs and publishes them, NIST then copies that list and adds their own scoring etc to it)
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by detaro 2y ago
"Child Sexual Abuse Material"
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by detaro 2y ago
Neither of those are going to be postal service packages with a De Minimis value (<$800).
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by detaro 2y ago
or you know, AI crawlers could behave and get all that without any extra work for everybody. What makes you think they'll suddenly respect your scheme?
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by detaro 2y ago
it's a boost feature, which basically resets the clock for a story (and since the ranking algorithm is influenced by newness a lot, it pushes it back up)
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Virtual reality: The widely-quoted media experts who are not what they seem(pressgazette.co.uk)
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by detaro 2y ago
> because they're transmitting power both when starting and stopping, not just when starting. For the tires it doesn't matter if the energy from stopping is transferred into brakes or back into a motor though?
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by detaro 2y ago
possible, yeah, from what I've heard the launcher is weird for those.
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by detaro 2y ago
if you play on PC through Steam, Steam at least has a notes function in the overlay nowadays: https://www.polygon.com/2023/4/28/23702656/steam-beta-update...
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by detaro 2y ago
Weird how in the massive "buy stuff from ali and resell" industry nobody has gotten the idea to go to 420% markup and undercut all the competition yet, if its all arbitrary markup.
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by detaro 2y ago
that, or you have some broken thing connected that draws way to high idle current.
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by detaro 2y ago
Most of your comment is spent arguing about "can question and deny entry", which is missing the point by a mile. Also, things can be legal and iffy at the same time (indeed, such wide-ranging powers basically invite that, since th
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by detaro 2y ago
3 billion USD apparently. lots smaller than in the past, but still bigger than quite a few countries that did get listed.
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by detaro 2y ago
VAT by definition applies to domestic products as well, and is thus not putting foreign sellers at a disadvantage.
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by detaro 2y ago
Of course a lot of the vehicles that would be interesting to the US market are not classified as cars, but as (light) trucks, and have a 25% tariff applied (originally due to a minor tariff "war" in the 1960s around chicken export
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by detaro 2y ago
If you claim GDPR is "not affecting" EU companies your position has nothing to do with reality.
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by detaro 2y ago
For one thing, not all OSes have a "native WebView".
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by detaro 2y ago
a) gamers (supposedly lower latency and better n-key-rollover, realistically not really relevant) b) servers for KVMs/crash carts/... that are still VGA + PS/2

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