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by fierarul 7y ago
How could they guarantee end-to-end if not all gadgets support encryption?! Let's demand end-to-end encryption for people connecting via FAX machines to read only the comments. Of course connecting via unreliable machines / protoc
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by fierarul 7y ago
It is counterintuitive since the default explanation about DCA is that one will ride highs and lows for a good average return. I'll have to read that paper.
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by fierarul 7y ago
> When the lockdown stops there's going to be a spending surge (because everyone has been forced to save for months). Everyone that had income during that time saved money (ie. remote programmers). The rest just went into debt, righ
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by fierarul 7y ago
> https://web.mit.edu/2.75/resources/random/How%20Complex%20Sy... > 11) Actions at the sharp end resolve all ambiguity. Organizations are ambiguous, often intentionally, about the relationship between p
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by fierarul 7y ago
They will become a delicacy.
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by fierarul 7y ago
The prolonged stress is probably shortening some people's lives. Not sure this is a net positive even if we just count in life-years gained.
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by fierarul 7y ago
Tower info plus other sources. A while back I couldn't stop my iPhone from connecting to the 'free' Orange WiFi at my mall. Since signal is weak I enabled 'WiFi calling' which also shares location info with the carr
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by fierarul 7y ago
Well, I would love to know how to change the bundle layout to have to sign less. My notes are here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/34472331 You can take the same Apache-NetBeans-11.3-bin-macosx.dmg and see how you could
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by fierarul 7y ago
I think I gave quite some details. Do you need the exact AdoptOpenJDK version (11.0.5+10 for macOS)? And I made a test about the non-global rules too (by trying to submit the same binary and getting rejected).
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by fierarul 7y ago
Two counterpoints: * AdoptOpenJDK releases that were notarized some months ago are no longer accepted by Apple since they made the rules even more stringent. I had releases accepted by Apple that are not accepted today using the same AdoptO
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by fierarul 7y ago
But browsers are severely sandboxed already. What the article is talking about is: > deleting all local storage (including Indexed DB, etc.) after 7 days which I can see how it might help privacy (since you could be tracked via local sto
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by fierarul 7y ago
Just do what everybody else does: try to make Covid charts, or Python models or whatever. Seems to me half the people I follow are somehow coding something related to Covid. I'm updating http://covid.410go.net/ mostly
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by fierarul 7y ago
BRK-B
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by fierarul 7y ago
Wasn't there some news days ago about a cyclist being on the suspect list of a burglary because he was cycling on the street next to a house and the app he was using was taking location data from Google? US government could just order
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by fierarul 7y ago
Maven Central is no hosted by Apache for example.
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by fierarul 7y ago
Then why was WetterOnline paying for the data and how could they make a case out of it. Something is still missing...
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by fierarul 7y ago
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by fierarul 7y ago
This makes perfect sense to me if I think how things are in Romania (and I suspect it's the same in Germany too). The Romanian state entity sells access to their weather data. So any 3rd party would, indeed, be at a severe disadvanta
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by fierarul 7y ago
Thank you. This was quite illuminating.
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by fierarul 7y ago
I'm not quite certain what this means. So, if my JVM forks another JVM that will debug just fine? Or even that won't work as in I won't be able to add a breakpoint inside some standard Java class?
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by fierarul 7y ago
I think it's obvious most of what's said here is one's personal opinion. I mentioned 'many' prosumers. I believe there are 'many' Java developers that use Macs but in the grand scheme of things I imagine i
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by fierarul 7y ago
Oddly enough, when I first had money for a computer I picked whatever was closer to an UNIX. The Mac won because Thinkpad came out of the box with Windows and they never officially supported any Linux flavour. Today I would compare the Mac
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by fierarul 7y ago
I'm doing http://www.openbeans.org which is an IDE supporting Java among other programming languages. It's made in Java too. So, I need to distribute a notarized build that also provides a JDK for users. My users would
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by fierarul 7y ago
macOS is getting more locked down in time to the point of being iOS with a keyboard. This makes a lot of developer tools hard to use, eg. debuggers don't work anymore https://jdk.java.net/macos/ So, software cha
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by fierarul 7y ago
ARM Macs will be the end of the line for many "prosumer" customers of Apple. It will probably sell quite well though. And it will bring back fanless designs.
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by fierarul 7y ago
You probably wouldn't enjoy it. Everybody talks about Impostor Syndrome but I bet you would start internalising some deep fear about your own capabilities if you never get to do anything and people paid about the same money do get to d
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by fierarul 7y ago
> the study showing that it could be transmitted by asymptomatic people wasn't correct (although I guess that doesn't mean it can't be transmitted by asymptomatics, only that we are back to uncertain) [citation needed]
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by fierarul 7y ago
When what you are requiring is your own additional method?
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by fierarul 7y ago
I think he was following the thread just fine. (And I didn't downvote you).
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by fierarul 7y ago
Point is, nobody wants to pay . > The two offenses are very non-equal and not remotely equatable. Both sides are pretending to want to be eco-conscious while buying/selling more hardware. > One is claiming to help the environmen

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