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by frm88 1y ago
I own an Onyx Poke and I buy my books at kobo. They work just fine. With a jailbroken Kindle capable of processing EPUB this should (!) work. Give it a try with an inexpensive book, maybe?
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by frm88 1y ago
Not one comment in this thread mentions exorcism. I was floored by information that those are still real and practising and even holding conferences. So I went to read the Catholic church's explanation on the topic [0] and yes, demonic
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by frm88 1y ago
Wow! The linked article is downright terrifying. It convinced me that spying is the real purpose of forcing apps on users. How do we look in terms of regulations on this issue? I assume the EU data act covers part of that, right? What do we
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by frm88 1y ago
I cannot open the second link on UNRWA facts with any .pdf reader I own. Is that a me-problem or is the link really broken?
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by frm88 1y ago
By 2023, most private social credit initiatives had been shut down by the People's Bank of China, and regulations had cracked down on most local scoring pilot programs.[16]: 12 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/So
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by frm88 1y ago
Voice recordings (or video - this device seems to be capable of both) has to be justifiable and with clear and unambiguous consent [0]. The person(s) recorded have the right to access and/or delete the recordings at any time. The reten
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by frm88 1y ago
hukou has changed a lot, particularly since 2014 and you'll find that it exist in its strictest form only for cities > 5 million inhabitants. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hukou
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by frm88 1y ago
These are the future adults that pay your pension. Or do you have a more efficient idea on how to counter population decline? I have some statistics for you: https://infografik.io/kartiert-europas-bevolkerungsruckgang-... (
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by frm88 1y ago
Yes, you're correct. With Fairphone 6 and eOS they completely degoogled, tho - at least that's the claim.
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by frm88 1y ago
Wow. That movie. Just wow.
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by frm88 1y ago
If you deanonymise, you'll have to do it on a general basis. This would include investigative journalists, whistleblowers, protesters etc. Surely you can see the net-negative we'll get from that.
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by frm88 1y ago
For people looking for a new phone it could be either Jolla [0] or Fairphone 6 [1]. Both come with their own OS. [0] https://jolla-devices.com/sailfish_devices/ [1] https://shop.fairphone.com/de/th
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by frm88 1y ago
This! I also wish the news would be charged to follow up on their lead stories. It's interesting to read that the US wants to sell TikTok but as soon as it leaves the headlines you have to actively search for any updates - and you&#x27
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by frm88 1y ago
In Europe there's extensive legislation on how long you are allowed to work per day/week and how you have to be compensated in free time if your workday exceeds 10 hours/day (which is the legal max. per day) for an extended p
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by frm88 1y ago
https://windowsforum.com/threads/european-governments-shift-... Directly from the Windows Forum. https://www.slashgear.com/1888658/microsoft-office-alternati... Government's in Denmark, Germa
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by frm88 1y ago
These numbers would be admirable if they had something to show for it, instead: illiteracy below level 1 28% [0]; life expectancy 79.5 years (as opposed to - for example Italy 83.9 [1]; rank 13 when it comes to cost of living [2]... I could
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by frm88 1y ago
You can protest this, since it's illegal: all stores in France must accept cash https://www.banque-france.fr/en/monetary-strategy/means-of-p...
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by frm88 1y ago
I'm like you for mostly the same reasons plus an additional one: pure spite. Supermarkets like Aldi no longer show or print out the return amount of money to your payment. The officially given reason is: staff is faster than the regist
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by frm88 1y ago
Yeah. Running out of arguments, are you?
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by frm88 1y ago
Tickets for public transport - mostly in the case of busses - can only be purchased via the app in my country. They used to have ticket machines but these have been phased out over the years at bus stations. Train and subway tickets still w
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by frm88 1y ago
Thank you for that article. I've considered Nobara 42 for my new PC but it comes with Brave as the only browser capable of VSS and now I'm worried.
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by frm88 1y ago
Thank you, this helps a lot.
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by frm88 1y ago
Why are you shifting the discussion by adding two new variables (time/memory)?
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by frm88 1y ago
"If you discuss this thread with your friends are you going to give me credit?" Yes. How else would I enable my friends to look it up for themselves?
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by frm88 1y ago
Bravo! This has to be the most coherent and well-formulated rant I have read in a longtime. Thank you!
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by frm88 1y ago
I wouldn't be so sure. The DMA is very much against gatekeeping and a couple of days ago Google lost in court to 1&1 (in Germany) regarding keeping Android users in a walled garden [0]. This is in appeal now. We'll see. [0] h
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by frm88 1y ago
Mastermage, cast Meteor Swarm!
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by frm88 1y ago
Personally, I fear addressing this issue to Google is wasted effort, since they "only" try to establish what Apple already has in place. Both mega-corps being in the U. S. (plus Trump threatening all countries that try to regulate
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by frm88 1y ago
Yes. The 2FA via either biometrics or some other means requires us to have the bank's own app - even in small local branches - where said app is only available through one of the app stores.
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by frm88 1y ago
The EU and their regulations didn't do that. This was solely the implementation the industries choose to force on us to comply with the law. There is absolutely no need to run your website with cookies/trackers.

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