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dzikimarian
11mo ago
I want this. I'm Firefox user for years btw. Most prominent thing is chat in sidebar. It's iframe + a few shortcuts. Optional, harmless, using zero resources. Actually quite convenient. Another is perplexity being one of the searc
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dzikimarian
1y ago
None I've seen had such requirement. There's ton of them though, with lot of flexibility on country level.
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1y ago
I took part in application for EU grants a few times and our company group did it many times over the years. It's bureaucracy, often bordering with stupidity. You may need advisors to navigate all their forms & processes. But it ce
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dzikimarian
1y ago
While grant process in EU isn't fun, I think Levels has bit of an ego issues. He mentioned that if he had issues like that on eg X, he would see Elon himself in the replies. While he is great at converting his influencer status to inco
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1y ago
It's not. It's comparable to starlink both in speed and latency. Coverage is smaller than Starlink, but I don't think Greenland plans to move anywhere any time soon.
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1y ago
Why is that? They have regular home offer in pretty competitive prices in the UK.
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1y ago
I use Windows for well over 20 years. I never had serious complaints - even Vista and 8 were pretty ok IMO. Right now I seriously consider moving to Linux. Thing is, main issue before were either unfamiliar UI or bad performance. Windows 10
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1y ago
What keyloggers? That would have to be keyboard replacement. Which is highly unlikely and can happen on ios as well.
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1y ago
Chat control is being pushed by anti-EU Danish representative. EU cannot help against extremists if people vote them into power in EU structures.
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1y ago
It's really stupid idea, that results in photos of sensitive information displayed on my device on other devices that I don't control and sensitive information wrote on paper in random places. Password fields are inputs. Screens a
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1y ago
Eutelsat has pretty reasonable unlimited data package at $75/MO. Might only be available in Europe & Africa though.
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1y ago
Under such topics there are always comments about each vendor making their own store, yet it didn't happen on Android, where it's currently perfectly possible.
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1y ago
You need Google/Apple blessed phone to install most banking apps
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1y ago
You have at very least: * Mobile connection, a few carriers * Starlink/Eutelsat It's not perfect, but nowhere near Google/Apple duopoly. Also this is very local US issue, solvable on city level regulation, while smartphones a
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1y ago
Yes - entire cost of processing trx including all intermediaries in EU is around 1%. Less if you are huge. Unlikely they were able to beat it.
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1y ago
I think both cases pose similar risk from security standpoint. I'm not perfect, they aren't either. There's a lot of nuance about attack surface, available tech/resources, effort of average employee vs mine etc. But all
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1y ago
Apparently I'm utterly insane for years with no consequences. SaaS/cloud providers propagate this FUD 24/7 and then Okta, which should be pinnacle of security gets hacked and has issues with disclosure. Relax. Most companies
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1y ago
View above is bit outdated. Yes, there was a lot of yaml in the past. Right now you can just install Home Assistant OS and configure it from GUI.
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1y ago
While I like new notification management or control buttons on top of the drawer, I really wouldn't have problem using them in Holo design.
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1y ago
I have HA install in container for a few years - not sure what's "critical addon". Some are helpful, but they're easy to run independently.
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1y ago
One of ours biggest customers is mainly used by Ukrainian refugees as easy way to pay abroad. USDC/USDT is simply cheaper and more available to them than regular USD.
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1y ago
Yes, this is Debian, apt is present and working. I was able to install & use mtr for example. However for python I got "no install candidate". Probably doable after adding necessary package repos
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1y ago
I have Android 15 (regular release) and it's there. Feels snappy I didn't use it to run desktop environment though.
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1y ago
Honestly it's extremely annoying my device locks me out from my data - that would be third entry to my list: * Nextcloud cannot access all files, despite many other file managers can - at least Fdroid version works. * File manager cann
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1y ago
I'm not liberal Anglo(or any Anglo), so let me explain - Russia attacked Ukraine, because it thinks it's imperium. Russia kills Ukrainians and destroys their country for their sick ambitions. Fact that other countries use the war
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1y ago
No hardware on the phone to emulate swipe :-) But yes, magstripe is easy to clone - main reason why it is dying. The one you shared is fine, but it's overview on whole ecosystem. Something NFC focused would be probably more helpful lik
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2y ago
Yes, if you want to write an app, that will generate transaction conforming to the protocol & will use your card number it's actually very short programy. With some luck it will be even routed to your bank. Then it will fail due to
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2y ago
Basically full local home assistant support or I'm not buying. Some products start to have badge on the box.
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2y ago
Take a look at Home Assistant - I would argue their implementation is currently better than both Siri & Gemini assistants. HA team is releasing actually useful updates every month - eg ability for assistant to proactively ask you someth
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2y ago
On technical level - nothing. Thing is, that payment card is basically private key, that's derived from master key controlled by the bank. This key signs your transactions. Tokenization adds some extra steps (eg. single use keys), but
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