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by greatgib 2y ago
What they don't say on their post but that we can guess and is from interest is that they probably had to spy their user messages to determinate that they used the account for generate content for the influence operation. For sure the
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by greatgib 2y ago
Seriously doesn't make any sense at all. For python at least. Js I know less. Also a little bit ridiculous to take go as a reference for error management as it is probably the worse on this subject. The err = func(), in the c way is pr
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by greatgib 2y ago
Personally I think that it is how you finish with a Darwin award. Being overly confident. Same kind of thing as driving a bicycle without a helmet because you are used to and never had a problem or like working on fixing your wall power plu
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by greatgib 2y ago
This is a valid point, but in my experience, the further the camera is from the side, the most annoying to use it is. Like sometimes you want to take something in picture with a difficult angle or small opening. Or for example being in the
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by greatgib 2y ago
If I'm not wrong, if you are in a "free" country and you develop a software to help Chinese people bypass the great firewall of China, by international convention your country would have to arrest you and share with China all
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by greatgib 2y ago
I have sadly to use one M1 with 8gb and it is really painful. I think that a normal user will feel the bad effect of the low ram amount but will not really realize where the problem is coming from. Switching from one app to another is painf
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by greatgib 2y ago
From my experience, Google works but service are badly finished at the edge. It is lien them being constantly in Beta, having users as beta testers. But works well enough for the most common cases. Azure is the worst. No one in his sane min
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by greatgib 2y ago
Sadly this article does not give any clue about how the evolved the income/profit of the mother holding of McDonald's. This is probably where we can check if big mac inflation went to profit and dividends or just covering expenses
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by greatgib 2y ago
What Google does see is a hash-prefix of your username, to narrow down the encrypted data set of compromised credentials being returned to your Chrome instance. We don't have the same background, but I don't think that it
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by greatgib 2y ago
It's not true, here on Android you just want to use a web browser, the one that is deeply linked in your phone, and they profit of their spot to insert dependencies to their service. Stealthily. Looks probably meaningless but just the
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by greatgib 2y ago
I think that you are too naively wrong on this. The wording of Google is very very ambiguous there avoid to say that they are sending it but says that they are encrypting your credentials so that Google can't know it. I have found the
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by greatgib 2y ago
Just imagine being one of the two test pilots that will have to go back inside this junk vehicule for business reason!
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by greatgib 2y ago
If you are looking for something very light and efficient, let me suggest you to give a try to: https://github.com/fviard/svn_xternals Despite the README saying that it is a work in progress, the tool is functional for
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by greatgib 2y ago
First, Rust compiled is not wt that performant. Well behind c, go, c++,... But also because SQLite is based on crazily optimized C!
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by greatgib 2y ago
Often SQLite is what you will get, quite anywhere. But you might not be able to install so easily extensions. Also a key value of SQLite is to be quite self contained and easy to build without strong dependency. Finally, I'm not an ex
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by greatgib 2y ago
I guess I like the idea but this would need to be a core feature in C and not a rust extension to be useful
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by greatgib 2y ago
Lennart is omitting to say that systemd is probably responsible for that much worse terrible crashes than CrowdStrike. It's probably the worse thing to do to give the key to the boot kingdom to systemd, doing random things to your conf
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by greatgib 2y ago
I don't think that it is the job of Jellyfish but it would be nice to have a foundation dedicated to do that for all projects. Especially in Europe where you can get a nice tax deduction but only if you do the donation to a well (and c
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by greatgib 2y ago
Nice to try to create something, but based on the price I would not recommend that to anyone: For example, with a day pass in France, 1gb per day for 30 days so around 30gb for the month is like 50$. To compare, here you could have 50gb for
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by greatgib 2y ago
The article doesn't only say that. It says also that they might remove low value, simple apps.
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by greatgib 2y ago
I guess that it's not bad to clean the store, but I'm just sad because it might be the last nail of the coffin of the good old time "anyone can create an Android app for pleasure in one weekend". Now you need to be a pro
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by greatgib 2y ago
A key moment about Windows for me is when I did read the windows official driver development guide and discovered that the real name of "bsod" is in fact "BUGCHECK". Then you understand that it is not the core that crash
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Crowdstrike CEO was McAfee CTO when big glitch took down large part of Internet(twitter.com)
48 points by greatgib 2y ago|14 comments
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by greatgib 2y ago
The living proof that now corruption is endemic even in Europe ...
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by greatgib 2y ago
I would like to like this project because of the hype and the maintainer that is quite cool. But I'm a little repulsed by what is proposed by this library. In my opinion there is too much imbrication and auto magic when you use that. F
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by greatgib 2y ago
All in all, I don't see why my own "privacy preserving" browser would snitch on me doing calls to an external server with aggregated data about my browsing history just to please advertisers... Even if they pretend that data
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by greatgib 2y ago
So sad to see that the Mozilla corporation completely lost its way. I'm wondering if they are really surprised to have almost lost all of their market share when they go against their core values so easily... The tldr that says it all:
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by greatgib 2y ago
That is a very bad law in my opinion. Ok, the effect for safety is not bad. But that is another thing that will raise the minimal price for base cars. Now you will be forced to have a gps, caméra, dedicated computer,... to detect the speed
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by greatgib 2y ago
I guess that you will be forced to "pay per use" with power automate...
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by greatgib 2y ago
I don't know this website but to me there is great chance that it is (Russian?) propaganda spreader. Opinion is presented as fact that there is nothing to see... At the opposite, recently there was reports of a strong suspicion of a Ru

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