hilios

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by hilios 3y ago
So far I haven't encountered ans issues with banking apps using MicroG in Germany. Could be our banking apps are even more backward though. Also given PSD2 there is always the option of someone developing 3rd party banking apps.
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by hilios 3y ago
I think those numbers lump the emissions from goods produced in china and exported to other countries in with the emissions from domestic consumption. So they are inflated by China's vast exports. Yet even if you use consumption based
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by hilios 4y ago
The proposed laws usually change before they are adopted. I can not ascertain how much of an impact the public consultation has. It is online though so the barrier of entry is pretty low. And even if it's completely useless it is still
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by hilios 4y ago
The EU does public consultations, usually years in advance. If those regulations are affecting your business it might be worthwhile to check their site every once in a while.
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by hilios 4y ago
Most of these stories are probably from when the RPi cost <40$. For most of its existence it was significantly cheaper, used significantly less power and space than comparable x86 boxes.
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by hilios 4y ago
I built one at the time. Imo the lack of auto-focus was a plus, as I'm not moving that much and hate the complete blur to refocus some cameras do occasionally. Back then you needed a Pi Zero for USB device mode and a specific software
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by hilios 5y ago
While yes, Germany profits from the European grid to offset some of its over or under production, it doesn't really affect Germany's or France's nuclear energy production. As you can see even at time when wind provides more t
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by hilios 5y ago
>The theory is that it will be used to settle inter-bank transactions once it is widely adopted by institutions. Banks have absolutely not need of a proof of work scheme like Bitcoin, them switching to a system with the power requirement
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by hilios 5y ago
There can be no such thing as an ARM compatible instruction set that is not an ARM instruction set. Either it supports the necessary instructions then it is an ARM instruction (possibly super)set or it doesn't then it's incompatib
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by hilios 6y ago
Depends, performance wise it should be able to compete with or even outperform x86 in many areas. A big problem until now was cross compatibility regarding peripherals, which complicates running a common OS on ARM chips from different vendo
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by hilios 6y ago
Regulatory capture can happen, but it is by no means so inevitable or incorrigible that regulation should not be attempted.
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by hilios 6y ago
With AMD you have the clear competitors Intel and Nvidia with their respective market share, revenue and valuation. There was a real world reason for their low valuation (Bulldozer) and a real world reason for there stock to recover (Zen).