hansel_der

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by hansel_der 4y ago
every wa user volunteers his message meta-data and probably the contents of their address book
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by hansel_der 4y ago
and we the ppl have a right to it. i.e. i don't want to be an electrical engineer to be able to operate a light switch. i don't care about the certifications of the cabling or the switch or in which way the electrons were produced
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by hansel_der 4y ago
quick google suggests it has been done in emergencies.
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by hansel_der 4y ago
are you saying that having morals puts one at a disadvantage or that jobs requiring accountability should not pay good because otherwise you'll mostly get people without morals?
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by hansel_der 4y ago
just turn off autocorrect - it's a bug not a feature
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by hansel_der 4y ago
you can make a small partition at the end of the disk, copy the iso there and boot it directly from grub.
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by hansel_der 4y ago
true, early pc's were really bad at multitasking but i haven't had much problems since DMA and L2 caches were available.
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by hansel_der 4y ago
that's still a thing
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by hansel_der 4y ago
so true :D
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by hansel_der 4y ago
thou beeing german, i still use the us-layout and avoid umlauts when dealing with computers. some deep habits
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by hansel_der 4y ago
might even be cheap enough to make them fare dodgers reconsider
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by hansel_der 4y ago
it is
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by hansel_der 4y ago
yes, it's mosty density. once you have to scroll in the ap-list there is a very good chance that you are contested on air-time because some neighbour is active on any given channel. [0] add to that interference from non-wifi or other u
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by hansel_der 4y ago
running with 1st gen se since fall 2018: battery is still at 95% replacement kit from ifixit is available thou
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by hansel_der 4y ago
because it works (TM) everytime, no compatibility issues whatsoever.
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by hansel_der 4y ago
yes you might just not be part of the target audience
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by hansel_der 4y ago
# rm rm # rm rm rm: command not found
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by hansel_der 4y ago
> I mean you don't have to give it away if you think Google is storing databases of fingerprints for the lizard masters to track you down. also you > We leave biometric traces everywhere, all the time. do you cover your face and
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by hansel_der 4y ago
this is not the way
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by hansel_der 4y ago
> Oh gosh... your raw bio-metrics are never stored anywhere... right, who would do that... i mean for what purpose...
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by hansel_der 4y ago
it's not a dumb question, but that will not stop anyone because biometric authentication works very well in practice (convenient and foolproof) despite beeing not very secure. i.e. lockpicking howtos and existence of glasscutters don&#
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by hansel_der 4y ago
> Is there really an initial environment where rm * ; rm * ; does something different than rm * once? if * expands to the rm binary itself, maybe.
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by hansel_der 4y ago
in case you did not find out by now echo performance |tee /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/policy?/scaling_governor
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by hansel_der 4y ago
> consumes 3.9w is this figure taken from software (powertop) or from a wall power-meter (i.e. including the psu)?
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by hansel_der 4y ago
maybe thats the problem right there. EVERYBODY is using some unix these days (android, linux, ios, macos) so it's not cool and nerdy anymore, it's your mom, uncle, grandparents ... it's dull.
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by hansel_der 4y ago
for a chad in a cafe, maybe solved. but then again you could just connect to the address directly and forgoe doh. dns blocking is mostly not a prohibiting factor, just an annoyance.
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by hansel_der 4y ago
>> your overly generous assumption about the safety risk >This is not my assumption, this is scientific consensus, see the linked page. i very much doubt that: * it could be proven (that gmo's WILL NOT harmfully interact w
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by hansel_der 4y ago
> I had to do a number of tweaks to get into a usable state using Fedora 35 might be worth the effort of testing other distros (i hear arch has the bleeding edge)
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by hansel_der 4y ago
your overly generous assumption about the safety risk aside, imagine a genetic modification and subsequent introduction of that modified organism into the ecosphere like a big leap of faith. genetic mutation occuring in nature is of smaller
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by hansel_der 4y ago
you seem to imply that pay will go up the same moment rising rates are announced.

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