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by detaro 2y ago
"DHL" is a brand of Deutsche Post...
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by detaro 2y ago
Even if you assume literal translations capture 100% of the details, "kochen" has multiple meanings. One of them is "boiling", another is "cooking" in the general sense of "preparing meals".
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Microsoft admits no guarantee of sovereignty for UK policing data(computerweekly.com)
23 points by detaro 2y ago|5 comments
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by detaro 2y ago
DNT header exists. Websites collectively have decided they don't care, they'd rather annoy users. That + the design of the average cookie banner should tell you all you need to know how likely a technical solution is in the face o
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by detaro 2y ago
So Microsoft is "investing" into OpenAI, OpenAI gives away the service "for exposure" and pays Microsoft for Azure with the money Microsoft put in. Microsoft can go "hey look at all the billions of Azure revenue we
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Book about book bans banned by Florida school board(theguardian.com)
18 points by detaro 2y ago|3 comments
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by detaro 2y ago
But that's my point, what are these metrics that supposedly don't show the contributions anymore? Because the (IMHO) important ones all still show it, because they go by commit authorship in the repo, so you still get listed in
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by detaro 2y ago
... then point to your commits in the curl repo on Github?
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by detaro 2y ago
> Not pulling someones PR also means he does not get any public attribution to it. He doesn't show up as a contributor, too Manually merging a commit with fixups does not remove any attribution, what are you talking about? Who deter
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by detaro 2y ago
Most of it is LGPL, so the app doesn't even need to be open-source and on desktop compliance is quite easy.
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by detaro 2y ago
... in what other contexts would you use the word "grok"?
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by detaro 2y ago
> It could have been "set nameserver to ours in your DNS console". ... that's how it works? They give you the nameservers to use, you set your domains up with them. You can register a domain through them, but don't h
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by detaro 2y ago
https://archive.is/1tEgl
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With Europe's support, North African nations push migrants to the desert(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by detaro 2y ago|1 comments
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NYT editor Joe Kahn says defending democracy is partisan act and he won't do it(presswatchers.org)
6 points by detaro 2y ago|1 comments
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by detaro 3y ago
Also to note that the "Definitive Edition" is noticeably worse than the originals.
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Lanesville TV(videohistoryproject.org)
1 points by detaro 3y ago|0 comments
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I'm confused: what's with the project descriptions at HTTPS://pkgx.dev/pkgs/?(github.com)
124 points by detaro 3y ago|75 comments
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We Deeply Regret You Being Mad at Us – Creative Assembly Has Not Had a Good 2023(brokentoys.org)
2 points by detaro 3y ago|1 comments
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by detaro 3y ago
because a company asking for a takedown would never file a takedown request afterwards?
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by detaro 3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39044932
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by detaro 3y ago
that's archive.ph's doing because they don't like cloudflare (there is a DNS extension where a DNS resolver forwards the prefix of the users IP to the DNS server of the site. Cloudflare does not use that, and archive.ph/
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"You can't just drive up:" CSIRO launches hydrogen refuelling station(thedriven.io)
3 points by detaro 3y ago|0 comments
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by detaro 3y ago
some context re the Matrix isses, long history apparently: https://github.com/matrix-org/synapse/issues/14481#issuecomm...
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Billion-Dollar Plan to Save Salmon Depends on a Giant Fish Vacuum(propublica.org)
1 points by detaro 3y ago|0 comments
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by detaro 3y ago
Archive.ph intentionally gives the wrong IP to requests from Cloudflare DNS servers, because cloudflare is not giving them information about the IP subnet that made the original DNS request, and archive.ph claims that is a massive problem f
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by detaro 3y ago
> The Wikipedia entry on demoscene seems to specify that it's about impressive demos on old computers. Where does it specify that? (and if it did, it would be wrong)
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by detaro 3y ago
If by "all of that" you mean people caring about Commodore vs Amiga pissing matches, maybe. But the Demoscene is much more, and that's not tied to your generation. There's demos targeting platforms that have only now exi
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by detaro 3y ago
a) Big pipes b) ability to filter the noise from real traffic as far as possible (i.e. there is little point in taking in a big pipe of DDoS traffic and then just proxying it to the thinner pipe to the real backend - but if you can identify
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by detaro 3y ago
It never was "definitely going to happen" last year.

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