emilfihlman

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   by emilfihlman 6y ago

   The iirc court of appeals has confirmed that merely having a donation link is okay. So you might legally be somewhat limited in what you can write there (like "donate to me SO THAT I can write more code YOU enjoy"), but saying &qu
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   by emilfihlman 6y ago

   Not true, you can have a donation link on your page and projects just fine. t. another Finn
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   by emilfihlman 6y ago

   This is just awful
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   by emilfihlman 6y ago

   Isn't there a self discrimination protection clause? Ie you can't be compelled to disclose information that would discriminate you?
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   by emilfihlman 6y ago

   You are _missing the point_. He could be signing that just fine but if the judge goes "nuh uh" that's it. Not to mention that isn't there a self discrimination protection clause? Ie you can't be compelled to disclos
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   by emilfihlman 6y ago

   You are entirely missing the point. He could be co-operating just fine but if the judge decides "we don't believe you" that's it.
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   by emilfihlman 6y ago

   This has issues on many levels, but most importantly f(a, b)=a+b is not invertible.
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   by emilfihlman 6y ago

   This is superb! And insane!
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   by emilfihlman 6y ago

   >I'd say a lot of UARTs are running debug consoles You are already assuming RTOS/Linux with this. UART is easy to initialise on about all platforms. On an AVR you you don't even have to think about configs or clock trees.
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    by emilfihlman 6y ago

    >as a professional embedded developer. >there's no screen on a microcontroller so printf("hello world") does nothing. I'm going to take a very straight jab at you here and say that even if you are working professio
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    by emilfihlman 6y ago

    This is downplaying the content. Here's a good video on the matter: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=exCNHEGnZ5M
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    by emilfihlman 6y ago

    Hmm, interesting that Chrome actually doesn't seem to load the css file at all.
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    by emilfihlman 6y ago

    As a person interested in guns, media platforms have been nothing but killing access to them: deplatforming, hiding, unpublishing, fake strikes, whatnot. Ie perhaps it's more that people are not that interested in the left (not surpris
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    by emilfihlman 6y ago

    How about Finland? That's not the general attitude here.
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    by emilfihlman 6y ago

    >Like, literally everything in that paragraph could be written about literally any part of the world cause humans are just that shitty. Absolutely not true. It applies to low/high trust societies and is an cultural issue.
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    by emilfihlman 6y ago

    Gah I'm super annoyed he took it apart first before powering it! That's the thing you do after you have finished playing around with it in software! And god damn Twitter's UI and UX sucks.
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    by emilfihlman 6y ago

    A) that sounds like a legend and b) low level judges are not the measure of law.
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    by emilfihlman 6y ago

    By that logic also: "If I'm God, and we agree that I will kill everyone with my God powers, but it turns out (unbeknownst to either of us) that I'm not God, that's still conspiracy to commit murder." Promising impos
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    by emilfihlman 6y ago

    Both of those pollute your history, which sucks, majorly. We really need a "update uri without side-effects, at least in #scope.
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    by emilfihlman 6y ago

    >Does this also apply for data that's already compressed Of course not, but there are ways like multiple connections and threading (preventing blocking or slow io) that might increase throughput considerably, but normally? Nah.
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    by emilfihlman 6y ago

    If you've been poor then you can see that these laws that limit the kind of work people want to do aren't the reason for you being poor. What should be had is sufficient welfare programs and still let people work as they want (mos
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    by emilfihlman 6y ago

    >For most of Republican history there was no formal law criminalising homicide: the Roman government was so deliberately decentralised that it did not see itself as a state which was harmed by private homicide. The murder of a private pe
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    by emilfihlman 6y ago

    One thing I don't understand why it has to be one or the other, but not both (as indicated is really the case).
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    by emilfihlman 6y ago

    Location: Otaniemi, Espoo, Finland, Europe Remote: sure Willing to relocate: depends Technologies: C (Linux and embedded), vanilla Javascript, and others like Bash, HTML, CSS, and so on. Nginx, Certbot, etc. Résumé/CV: htt
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    by emilfihlman 6y ago

    Same here
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    by emilfihlman 6y ago

    The demo doesn't seemt to work on putty
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    by emilfihlman 6y ago

    Unfortunately stereotyping has become "unacceptable" socially, and it prevents addressing issues and fixing them since talking about the issues is "morally wrong".
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    by emilfihlman 6y ago

    Space technology actually does drive technology miniaturisation!
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    by emilfihlman 6y ago

    >that kind of gate keeping is problematic on a number of levels You know, this starts to sound like anti-vaxxers >and started to teach myself cryptography 4 years ago Yeaaaaah, I definitely see the parallers with anti-vaxxers. Look, i
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    by emilfihlman 6y ago

    So you'd much rather watch absolute shit for 30minutes? Yeah that's a hard no.