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gsich
3y ago
100%
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gsich
3y ago
This is the wrong conclusion. Lack of products does not equal "the customer doesn't want it". The customer has no choice.
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gsich
3y ago
You don't see mails you sent because they are in a different folder.
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gsich
3y ago
You get the source ... technically. You can unzip the XPI and you'll have all the code there.
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3y ago
I like it.
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gsich
3y ago
The process needs to be understandable to non-programmers. Right now, even those who program it don't know every instruction/interaction/oddity from the processor running the code. I can explain a voting process with pen and
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gsich
3y ago
No.
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3y ago
I2C (Aux) could do this.
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gsich
3y ago
And don't go standby after 1s of signal loss.
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gsich
3y ago
yes, still is.
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gsich
3y ago
Voting computers are not recommended anyways.
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gsich
3y ago
>I have absolutely no desire to manage my own backup. So you have no backup.
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3y ago
And is usable for large libraries. Digikam halts everything to a freeze if you use more than a very little amount of pictures. If your program is a photo management software, you need to be able to index/search/manage 1TB+ of imag
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gsich
3y ago
Picasa could do that too 2014, single threaded. (And is probably still better)
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gsich
3y ago
It counts. My discriminator is the self- part. Server location is not relevant.
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gsich
3y ago
No, check modemmanager for devices that support this. Not sure if there is a frontend application for that though.
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3y ago
ZRTP may be of use. Not sure if it will survive reencoding.
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gsich
3y ago
my gzdoom download had one included iirc.
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gsich
3y ago
I somewhat like smartcards more. Takes use of the slot, not wasting rare USB ports on notebooks. I don't why there are so few USB ports, but that's another discussion.
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3y ago
>The downside is that I allow "root SSH", contrarily to every single best practice out there. The upside... Well. Is that there's no "sudo" installed on my workstation. Allowing root login is fine. The best pract
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gsich
3y ago
No. Of course not, don't let others tell you otherwise.
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3y ago
No.
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gsich
3y ago
How is that "cringe"?
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gsich
3y ago
"thin air" - the marker for bs.
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3y ago
It will probably redirect to 112.
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gsich
3y ago
What emergency in a classroom?
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gsich
3y ago
You can use TOTP on your PC too.
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3y ago
It does not. As the "big" DNS providers can also be forced to comply. Example, although it's the usual copyright mafia stuff: https://www.quad9.net/news/blog/an-update-to-the-quad9-and-s...
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3y ago
decades too
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gsich
3y ago
I think most people know what a globe is. And that a globe is not a 2D map, even though they might not be able to articulate that.
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