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by foepys 4y ago
Teams started hogging my keyboard media keys last week just to play the ring tone twice when pressing play/pause. The media player won't react to these inputs anymore and I have to click with my mouse. Nice going, Teams devs. It&#
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On reason is that the EU (except Hungary) largely stopped importing gas and oil from Russia. One of the world's largest exporters of both. Pipelines into other countries do not have the capacity that the EU pipelines have. The EU then
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by foepys 4y ago
It never mandated Micro USB, that's why they are stepping it up because the recommendation to use Micro USB didn't catch on.
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The EU is already monitoring wireless charging and will step in the same way if there isn't an industry-wide standard soon.
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The latter has a fast path for arrays and lists, the former doesn't. For Entity Framework (Core) and LINQ to SQL it doesn't matter, though.
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Do they actually exchange them for money or are they just creating them? There has never been a reputable audit of Tether.
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by foepys 4y ago
This is my favorite issue at the moment. It's something that is completely unintuitive because MS wants you to use as much async as possible, provides an async API but is not fixing the damn issue for years . Most senior devs will not
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by foepys 4y ago
Plenty of "smart contracts" have been drained due to programming flaws because they are so extremely complicated. Very, very few people can read and understand what is happening. It might be transparent in theory but in reality it
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Indeed. Microsoft identified this as a problem as well and pushes .NET security patches via Windows Update nowadays. When using self-contained apps, you won't get these patches.
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All Terra/LUNA holders were also considerably up until they weren't within 2 hours.
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Bitcoin is a negative sum game. In an ideal world without a supply shortage of mining hardware and without regulations the Bitcoin price would match the production costs of a block. Next to all profits then go to electricity providers, thus
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by foepys 4y ago
Because it's not really about MV3 but about the largest ad and tracking network on the planet changing the most popular web browser to cripple ad blocking under the disguise of security.
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EU regulations require identification with government issued documents for each phone contract. It costs basically nothing anymore.
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So paying membership fees and having to adhere to all EU regulations and ECJ decisions but without the voting rights? That does not sound like something the UK would accept.
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Why should Twitter pay for infastructure for users that don't generate any revenue? That sounds like bad business.
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Germany already has some experience in what fascist propaganda can lead to and really doesn't want to repeat that.
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Von der Leyen was made president of the commission because Lagarde was made president of the European Central Bank. Germany and France wanted these positions and decided amongst themselves who got which. Both wanted the ECB presidency more.
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Because Telegram complies with demands from law enforcement, despite what they want you to believe.
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Android funneled quite a lot of users into Google apps to sell more ads or ad placements.
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Apple obviously didn't think it was worth it. They sold billions of adapters and licenses for the lightning connector.
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by foepys 4y ago
There was never a law demanding Micro-USB. The availability of USB-C phones for 5+ years should be be proof enough. The previous iteration of the law in the OP only encouraged the industry to get together and make a decision to use a single
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by foepys 4y ago
1 is mandatory nowadays to make eCall possible which is required by EU laws. Although, the legislation only requires for it to turn in case of a serious accident or when somebody pushes a button. https://europa.eu/youreurope
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by foepys 4y ago
GP was a dig at Microsoft Teams being utterly bad software that not only uses absurd amounts of memory for a chat app but also hogs all kinds of resources while still being generally laggy on high-end machines.
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TFVC is more like Subversion but has a lot more features. It has next to nothing in common with git except that you can use it to version control files. Although I would agree that git's workflow is better for almost all use cases. Azu
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As ridiculous as it sounds, did the US chess championship explicitly check to prevent the vibrating buttplug that has been jokingly thrown around as a theory? It's an honest question. I didn't follow this closely and don't kn
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by foepys 4y ago
Turning RCS into their own private messaging platform on Android has to be peak Google. They tried to make a bazillion messenger apps, all of which failed, and now they try to piggyback on an existing standardized protocol but don't ex
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by foepys 4y ago
Jetbrains has a lot more IDEs than just IntelliJ.
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WebStorm already has quite the hard stand against VS Code. VS Code gets all the plugins for popular frameworks by their respective authors and is free . Rider is also stuck between a free VS Community version and VS Code which some people
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True, but people will also not have to explain themselves when they eventually switch to VS Code because VS Code is free, has the same UI, and get more feature rich by the week.
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It will not be GitHub that will get sued. It'll be the developers that use the code without attribution. The copyright infringement might not matter if code from individual developers is being used - they usually don't sue. But on

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