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hansjorg
8y ago
The linked article seems to indicate otherwise, but the member states are free to do what they want on this issue.
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hansjorg
8y ago
The default MySQL table engine (MyISAM) isn't actually LSD compliant.
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hansjorg
8y ago
Yes, but the feed is always (in my experience) available as a link from a web page (hence decentralized and not dependent on iTunes).
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hansjorg
8y ago
Believe it or not, but people without iTunes are also listening to podcasts. I've yet to come across a podcast I wanted to listen to without an RSS feed available through a website. For discovery there are several good alternatives to
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hansjorg
8y ago
Not always, see domain fronting: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain_fronting
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Liberapay is in trouble
(medium.com)
6 points
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8y ago
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hansjorg
8y ago
Never heard of the Oric before. Very interesting, thanks.
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hansjorg
8y ago
> We have titles on some systems that are simply mind-blowing these days, in comparison. Sounds interesting, could you name any of these?
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8y ago
I stumbled upon the first of these tracks on Spotify today (linked from Four Tet's awesome unicode heavy playlist [1]). The track is called "Untitled Original 11383" [2]. Great stuff. When playing it on mobile there seems to
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8y ago
This one? https://www.theatlantic.com/china/archive/2013/12/this-propo...
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8y ago
M68k assembler was so straightforward and beautiful. Easy to read and easy to write. Too bad that the monstrous x86 won out.
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hansjorg
8y ago
I miss it a bit, but the desktop environment scene is too fragmented. GNOME Shell is pretty good, and hopefully it can get even better with contributions from Canonical and the larger Ubuntu community.
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8y ago
They already have your location, and based on how fast you're moving they know if you're in a vehicle. Based on how you leave that vehicle in a certain spot and come back to it, they already know that's your vehicle.
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Faster CRC Checks to Speed Up Codecs (LAME, FLAC, Ogg, MA)
(freac.org)
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8y ago
Just press enter to get to the password prompt without using the mouse.
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hansjorg
9y ago
This reminds me of Theremin's Great Seal bug that was placed in the US embassy in Moscow: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Thing_(listening_device)
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9y ago
For the impatient, skip towards the end (zinger at 5:20): https://youtu.be/M9xMuPWAZW8?t=295
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Project Habakkuk
(en.wikipedia.org)
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hansjorg
9y ago
No need for expensive high tech solutions. Just provide one of each possible ballot and a pen in the privacy of a booth. Fold the ballot, step out of the booth and give it to one of two officials which puts it in the ballot box for you. Now
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hansjorg
9y ago
Surprisingly cheap. There's recently been a scandal unfolding in Norway where the parliament has been building a 250 meter long tunnel into its parking garage. Almost exactly 1/100th the length of the Lærdal Tunnel. So far this pr
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9y ago
> Relative poverty is also a form of poverty I think this is a point that many miss since we tend to think materialistically about wealth. But wealth is power and power inequality is a problem, no matter if your basic needs are met. Tryi
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> shifting the attack surface to depend on social engineering Other than social engineering, there's also SS7 abuse: https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2017/05/thiev...
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> This is how it ends up with huge armies of bureaucrats doing things that could be easily automated. Less bureaucracy and lower costs sounds like something anyone would agree on, but remember that a large part of congress has run on ant
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9y ago
Another take on this (Light painting WiFi by Timo): https://vimeo.com/20412632
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9y ago
Locked at 666 views?
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9y ago
While it's probably good to aim for less consumption, there's no fundamental reason that those countries couldn't have the same progression in workers rights. What needs to stop is western tax money pouring in through differe
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Laser powered anti-piracy on the Amiga (Psygnosis) [video]
(youtube.com)
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It's beautiful, fun and quite daring. I would generally opt for the 'straightforward and professional looking' solution, but that might be because I'm boring and generally unimaginative. Kinda sad realizing that you pref
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It does. Not sure at what Ubuntu version it happened, but they've transitioned to Python 3 as default. Python 2 isn't even present in a default install anymore.
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34C3 – Forensic Architecture
(media.ccc.de)
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