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Big tech's new datacentres will take water from the driest areas(theguardian.com)
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Memory-safe malware: Rust challenges security researchers(techzine.eu)
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What LLMs Know About Their Users(schneier.com)
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ICEBlock, an app for anonymously reporting ICE sightings, goes viral(techcrunch.com)
535 points by exiguus 1y ago|866 comments
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by exiguus 1y ago
Actually, there are plans to tax international investments at 1% [1] (i.e., making more money with money). This will basically stop bets on currency or commodities on the stock exchanges. Besides that, inheritance and wealth tax are also in
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by exiguus 1y ago
I see some parallels to Curtis Yarvin and the Boys that follow his philosophy. The funny part, with all this boys is, that they do not recognise, that there utopia e.g. new society/state, does not work without the current society that
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by exiguus 1y ago
I love the Idea. And i would adopt the solution if i didn't already have one. Personally, in my circle of friends, we use slack (at first the free plan and now a payed plan). During the pandemic we moved to the payed plan, because of t
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Corporate best practices for upstream open source contributions(optimizedbyotto.com)
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Node.js LGBTQIA+ Stories: Emelia Smith(nodejs.org)
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by exiguus 1y ago
Usually, private individuals are not the target of ransomware attacks by organized criminals. Companies often have to pay a lot more money to get their data back. The Petya ransomware is a good example of this. Nevertheless, when you are on
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by exiguus 1y ago
There is evidence that this will worked for ransomware like Patya and for groups like Fancy Bear or Cozy Bear and Conti. Mostly because the Russia gov. unofficial guaranties immunity if the target is not Russian. Also, if you identify as Ru
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by exiguus 1y ago
If you have a lot of time, you can become your own ISP[1]. [1] https://media.ccc.de/v/2025-170-how-to-become-your-own-isp
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by exiguus 1y ago
You need very different hard- and software for that. How to become your own ISP[1] is a nice talk about that. [1] https://media.ccc.de/v/2025-170-how-to-become-your-own-isp
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by exiguus 1y ago
IANA is basically the US gov. All RIRs are also mostly governmental controlled.
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by exiguus 1y ago
In my opinion, it's much more complicated to register an IP with RIPE than registering any domain. Becoming a RIPE NCC member is hard. Sure, you can work around it and route subnets or IPs from an existing IP or use NAT. But if I under
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by exiguus 1y ago
I remember them on mp3-Player, Walkmans, Microphones and even Mobile-Phones. Usually on device that you want to lock or particularly turn on and off. And sometimes you have to push them hard with the help of your Fingernail.
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by exiguus 1y ago
I thought about more then two options. For example when you have 10 TV or Radio Channels. They are numbered from 1 to 10. And only one channel can be chosen. Or for example, you can buy concert tickets, maximum is 4 per purchase. You may wa
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by exiguus 1y ago
Thx for the hint. I found a introduction to Design Thinking Process Guide by the Hasso Plattner Institute of Design at Stanford [1]. I worked before with the IBM Design Thinking Field Guide [2]. That offers some hands-on examples to work wi
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by exiguus 1y ago
What comes close are multi-select patterns. Often drop-downs where you can use the ALT-Key or dragging to select one or more items. Basically the same as in your beloved file-explorer and the list view. To archive a select all, usually ther
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by exiguus 1y ago
When I see UI radio buttons, I often think about old radios, dishwashers, or washing machines, where you had two or three buttons aligned, and when you press one, the other(s) pop up (if they are already down).
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by exiguus 1y ago
I did not really understand why they use the term 'Design Thinking.' The article did not make it clear to me why they use the product development framework for social problem-solving. Personally, I like data-driven design. As in:
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by exiguus 1y ago
The vRam for example limits you running local llms. Basically, the formula for this is: 1GB of vRAM can handle 1B parameters. There are ways to overcome this, but the easiest way for the best performance, is just to have enough vRAM.
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by exiguus 1y ago
The security features are options you can select like: - Disabled IME - Coreboot EDK or Heads - Removed Camera and Microphone - Buskill kit - Privacyscreen - Tamper-evident Screws and Packaging
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by exiguus 1y ago
You mean like every Linux distribution is a wrapper or more like the Linux kernel it self that use GNU to build and develop the kernel?
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by exiguus 1y ago
I was also confused by the word copyright. Because when we think about videos and picutures taken in public. Most of the countries have a law that divide, what is public and what is private. You basically own pictures that are took from you
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by exiguus 1y ago
Usually in Europe, there is no copyleft. Copyright can not be sold. Only the right of use.
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by exiguus 1y ago
If i get it correctly, it solves the problem, to store data on MVP/Prototype Auth providers like Superbase, Auth0 or Firebase. How does it compare to something mature like keycloak? And what is the difference to just self-host superbas
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by exiguus 1y ago
No it does not. And you act very german right now. ZenDiS is the german goverment.
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by exiguus 1y ago
In my opinion this project is the best effort so far to have a full Office365 open-source alternative. And yes, if you want to have the enterprise edition, you have to accept the enterprise licenses, to have then features that contain close
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by exiguus 1y ago
> Uber chief tells French lobbying inquiry company’s culture has been transformed May 2023[1] This is even more funny, especially after they had to change the hole leader-ship team, the leaks and corruption investigations. And now the op

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