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As far as I remember, since the beginning certbot/let's encrypt client was a piece of crap especially regarding the autodownload and autoupdate (alias autobreak) behavior. And I couldn't praise enough acme.sh at the opposite
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1y ago
I guess why not :-)
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1y ago
The few last times I went on Wikipedia, I was totally disgusted by their donation bar. The message is feeling off regarding how much money they have and how much they waste at useless executives. But also I was really pissed off by the fact
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1y ago
Maybe they got so much money with the AI boom that they don't know anymore what to do with the cash at hand and so starts to invest it in direct now.
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1y ago
It is really concerning that this post was flagged. It looks interesting for me and not specially politically oriented or "partisan" but a fun fact with stats. Maybe I'm missing something, but I have the feeling that it was f
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1y ago
For me this is the "business as usual" asshole move of GOG. If there is no clear owner, and no one claiming right anymore, then it is abandonware that we can all profit of. But now Gog will actually spend lot of effort to make the
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1y ago
Gpt4o shows the huge annoyance of the company/model being a moral judge of your requests and refusing quite often for anything negative. It's like 1964 but corporate enforced. Now there are tasks that you are not allowed to do des
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1y ago
I'm so confused, I was thinking that we were rewriting everything from C to Rust because Rust was a "safe language" preventing vulnerabilities...
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1y ago
Sad that you did not test with 3.12 that is a lot better then 3.11!
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1y ago
It's hard to imagine but they are not contrarian fueled articles. It's not the usual thing, here are only interviews of their closed one with their verbatim highlighted. Words of support from public figures. The day before going t
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1y ago
Something really scary in France right now is that you can see really clearly how most mainstream media are used for propaganda. Since a few days, there is an abundance of cover and articles in most major newspaper here with propaganda and
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1y ago
Just to be clear, here the law is just respected. He was the one that pushed the regulations for that. It was a big part of his political speech to say that law should be hard, rules should be enforced for people in his situation to do mand
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1y ago
When I follow the link, I arrive on a "You broke reddit" page :-o
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1y ago
If there is shitload of public money to be made, and they can get a free pass on the consequences of their actions, most of that kind of big US company would not hesitate a second to work for the Nazi...
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1y ago
It is, because a human would have used "thinking" to create this piece of code. There could be error and mistakes but at least you know there there is a human logic behind and you just have to check for things that can easy mistak
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1y ago
A little bit later, there was visual editors for gui app like Delphi and Visual Basic and co. Despite VB to be a little bit shitty, I think that a big loss happened in the GUI software development world since web apps became the norm. Not m
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1y ago
Honestly, nowadays, for new comers I would not advise to use Ubuntu anymore. It is just a shadow of itself, most often than not inconvenient and broken for user in term of ux. I would suggest to use Linux Mint or Pop_os for example.
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1y ago
I hope that F-Droid, the FSF or anything like that will initiate a complaint in US or EU. I would happily give a fund for that purpose.
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1y ago
What kind of incompetent CIO will trust a firewall solution that is not even able to secure it's own data?
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1y ago
The good news is that a lot of organization will be able to realize how much their expensive subscription to Microsoft Copilot is useless and so that they can easily cut costs without affecting the productivity.
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1y ago
Testing some emails in haveibeenpwned i realized something terrible about these leaks. In isolation, ok, you have just your personal data like birthdate, name, phone number leaked just based on an email. But now that there was so many leaks
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1y ago
For a website speaking accessibility, it does something very bad and annoying with scrolling. Not using the native browser scrolling I think. When I use the middle wheel of my mouse to go up or down, sometimes it suddenly it ignore the comm
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1y ago
Fantastic that people managed to make reverse (or even just postpone) this awful decision. A good example of people voting with their money!
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1y ago
I don't know your definition of open, when I reach this page, the only thing that I can see is a signup form because a "qualcomid" is needed...
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1y ago
It's nothing new. CS but a lot of others are like that. Still, the more years pass since CS, the more you have to wait in the lobby or pre/post gaming. It's not the same when you are in the game even dead. Something happens,
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1y ago
Just wait for a few years and then you can forget everything about open or open source about Arduino. And maybe in 2030, you will only be able to run the Arduino IDE on Windows with a specific driver to ensure that you only flash a firmware
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1y ago
I'm trying a FuriPhone that is nice so far. Obviously a few limitations like always but you still have the escape hatch to run android apps in a sandbox when needed.
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1y ago
How much fun is it compared to do the shooting? For this game it is hard to say for me because I don't play it, but I still see complaints about that and the game duration: https://www.reddit.com/r/VALORANT/co
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1y ago
If you look at their own stats, they says that for a server that host 150 games, at any given time, they have around 50 games that are in the buy phase. I don't know how long game rounds last, but if you tell me that you have 60s only
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1y ago
This deep dive article is very nice. At any given time, ~50 of those games are going to be in the buy phase. Players will be purchasing equipment safely behind their spawn barriers and no shots can hurt them. We realized we don’t even
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