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> If you think the whole world of IT works on bleeding edge tech, you're mistaken. Unfortunately HN attracts the very vocal minority...
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What's next, google gets the majority of the browser market while also becoming the biggest donor of mozilla? oops...
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Labelled "loud" for stopping using a service? Again, a strange definition of "loud"...
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A good bunch of downvotes for this? Congratulations HN crowd.
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> Otoh if your browser/os is not compromised, it's safer than authentication code and SMS OTP. ...but less safe than an external token if someone steals your laptop with the FIDO2 key in the USB port. Yet, this are really very
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Reminder: FIDO2 is mostly useless if your browser or your OS is compromised. Also if someone hijacks your account using bruteforced recovery codes and/or email. Also if the servers are compromised or account data leaked. In short, it p
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> If anything positive comes from cancel-culture This is just a strange word to describe customer's choice.
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...that nspawn is already available on 90% of Linux systems.
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> we devs don't have root on our workstations What's the justification for this... while at the same time allowing the use of containers?
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External static analyzers also improved a lot. You can ensure memory-safety in C by enforcing strict rules since the first commit.
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GCC outperforms LLVM and supports way more CPU architectures. It's vastly more popular for compiling C/C++ in Linux distributions. It's also the only option for many microcontrollers and SoC and it's been driving the ado
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The key placement is not ergonomic. Why not using an ortholinear layout?
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It's a well documented deflection strategy: Instead of decreasing unnecessary consumption, whole industries have been steering the popular opinion into thinking that recycling and lowering emissions is good enough. https://w
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That's quite a big strawman. Not everyone that buys a stolen phone is complicit of theft... but many are. Responsibility comes with deliberate, informed choices.
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> Electricity production (not consumption) is what causes emissions Electricity consumption (as well as other energy sources) causes plenty of heat release in the atmosphere. With the ongoing climate catastrophe, this is a problem.
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>I would not call that a 100% efficiency. That's the definition of efficiency for home heating.
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The economical and political power of the US is the reason for that. And the military might is what backs up the political power. The same pattern repeats itself in history: those with the biggest army popularize their culture, language an
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Let's not forget that more than 90% of packages in Ubuntu are taken from Debian without any significant modification.
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Usability: being able to do apt-get and write Python scripts on my phone makes it a portable automation and computing tool rather than a phone. Security: Android is choke-full of spyware.
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Phonebloks has a questionable design: Each component had its own shell - making it bulky and very expensive.
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Really? More silent downvotes? Did I touch a sore spot?
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> I wanted to ensure that, should an attacker gain access to one of my servers, they can’t use that access to move onto any other computer I control. Access your servers only from your administration environment/workstation and it w
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> arbitrary standard They are not just arbitrary, they are often deliberately antagonizing imports.
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> It's just that the FDA has tools at its disposal to block things at the border This is a by-the-book example of selective enforcement. It's not "just" a glitch. There are business interests for millions at play push
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...at $99 and $129 each (!)
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Unfortunately that would require tons of work on the UI and a big rethinking of the dumpster fire known as web.
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Nature does not measure things, has no purpose and no goals, success nor failure. Imagining success, failure, and purpose is psychological projection.
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...which can be extremely different between parties leading to EXTREMELY biased outcomes.
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"Associates" are fired with no warning and no reason. Employees are the first to get fired when a company struggles. Managers are less likely to be fired, and when it happens they can have more savings as they salaries are higher.
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by eeZah7Ux 6y ago
Can you share any link regarding Copenhagen Effect? Thanks

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