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by hinata08 3mo ago
To the defence of Sony : I was getting concerned, but if only StudioCanal movies are getting pulled as Sony doesn't need to pay for that, *it's but a loss* The company was bought by the same tycoon who bought mainstream media to g
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by hinata08 4mo ago
Garment section is also amazing, british ppl are so classy while having timeless thick pieces I ended up flying back home with some oxford shirt from the Tesco, and it's really cool (vneck pull over - tie - shirt sets were sold out wit
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by hinata08 4mo ago
The first part of OP's page indicates > Simplified flight physics: The flight simulator is designed for casual exploration rather than high-fidelity aerodynamic training. Google made flying possible with 6 controls only, and it&#x27
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by hinata08 4mo ago
calling the EU a free market that makes problems go away to draft macro economic conclusions from sunscreens is a particularly shallow analysis Free Market advocates already did that move after walking in Hong Kong and other Chinese cities,
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by hinata08 4mo ago
If it's straightforward to approve new cosmetics, REACH, Cosmetic Products Regulation 1223/2009 updated no latter than this year in regulation 2026/78, ISO 22716 and whatnot still apply You can find lists of ingredients banne
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by hinata08 4mo ago
OP's article is from 2024, according to the date on it
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by hinata08 4mo ago
oh my bad, thanks for the info AWS Budget can mostly notify you indeed, and terminating instances from that isn't as straightforward as on Azure
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by hinata08 4mo ago
these scandals happen every other day Hardly a decade ago, a well documented part of prism was on how Berlin was being scanned all the way up to the chancellor Could the Dutch government think they were any different to the Germans ? Did th
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by hinata08 4mo ago
we never have evidence that providers bribe politicians into signing juicy contracts so I wouldn't claim they do, but it's either that or they're extremely gullible and don't care about their jobs. consider Hanlon's
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by hinata08 4mo ago
they never promised they won't look into them, they just suggest it The way they break the informative tone and circle around the bush in AZ900 absolutely looks like a admission that they do and is peak hilarious: https://le
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by hinata08 4mo ago
> Rolling your own "digital sovereignty" is not going to be cheap for most nations neither are Microsoft 365 subscriptions at governmental scales No offence, but I do believe a few Dutch ppl could run email servers for cheaper
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by hinata08 4mo ago
Agents are a product, and AI companies really paint their products as friendly, productive and innocuous tools. Some could claim they deceive some users and the general public into thinking they always do best, are always right, help mankin
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by hinata08 4mo ago
AWS and Azure stress on spending limits you can set for each card... in their documentation ! Some gen AI and ML folks seem to see a way out to make things without reading any doc or scientific literature. Gen AI is a pretty clever bit of c
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by hinata08 4mo ago
these "travel sims" are pricey ! You get better deals with local carriers if you actually use the potential of eSIM, which is to be able to switch ! Every other carrier in most parts of the world now supply eSIMs that you can some
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by hinata08 4mo ago
Having a friend who lends you their credit card so that you pay it off at the end of your trip is such a premium ! Canada isn't the only country in which foreign cards don't work everywhere, and it seems like it's rarely test
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by hinata08 4mo ago
If it was a genuine question, the genuine answer is it's the provider that democratised streamlined ACME certificate verification and made it for free No account, no payment, a single bash command or a certbot that runs regularly and y
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by hinata08 4mo ago
it can't happen, they only attack civilians in countries that have weapons of mass destruction or have a evil economic system of socialized healthcare and labor market They also don't like states that threaten business by turning
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by hinata08 4mo ago
the list of ppl under US sanctions is staggering Europe starts to shield itself from the risk since Nicolas Guillou, the French ICC judge who issued a warrant against bibi got sanctioned (France officially protested about this case) China i
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by hinata08 4mo ago
>with new arrivals that have no commmon culture or connection to the land actually Britain still see these arrivals. Brexit restored immigration from people with more walks of life and with a more worldwide origins. There is no fast trac
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by hinata08 4mo ago
I'm bored when I see how inactive platforms like Discord and forums have become snobs used to be thought on users who liked popular culture or "jejemons", "kikoolols", "eternal september,... posters who used t
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by hinata08 4mo ago
personal blogs, tumblr, forums, BBS, some kind of irc and platforms like Discords remained active throughout the 2010s to actually be social a bunch of ppl turned to Facebook as it was just what the mob did, but it still required to be acti
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by hinata08 4mo ago
Lots of sources are initially approximate or conflicting, scientists consolidate and update the figures within minutes, but tabloid journalists take the highest bid You need to wait for a story to build up to have a clear picture I live in
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by hinata08 4mo ago
it's more than casual users used to have, and most still do the same activities even decades after 2GB were enough weather forecast wasn't more rainy on a 2005 windows PC or an early smartphone in 2G to save battery FHD streaming
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by hinata08 4mo ago
I went back to fanless PCs on DDR3 to build personal servers as well, while my laptop to go to conventions will remain that old Fujitsu lifebook thing with more tape AI bros are building something fantastic, but let's not forget that v
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by hinata08 4mo ago
Not protecting the consumer segment, as well as industrial, corporate and government usages is not fair and a short term move in a democracy, in particular with who is in management these days Now some will bill Taiwan and Korea the same wa
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by hinata08 4mo ago
The French ministry of foreign affairs (state department) have been giving advice to traveller for decades There was a time when their advice for travels to the US of A was to not tell TSA or law enforcement that you had a bomb in your bag,
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by hinata08 4mo ago
They didn't know how the situation would develop No one sane would also name a Bluetooth device like that But yeah, they didn't go for the closest airport either
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by hinata08 4mo ago
>Do you think terrorists are really going to name their Bluetooth speaker "bomb"? Yes They're threatening to blow up an airliner or actually doing so to hit the news. 911 terrorists had blades, bomb jackets (whether these
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by hinata08 5mo ago
France's Scaleway already offers RISC-V bare metal servers. It's a first step that brings most of the value with close to no cost, as RISC-V is cheap nowadays This cloud provider is a for profit company, not a research institute,
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by hinata08 5mo ago
I'm surprised that nobody ever tells about Loongson China already produces government and business computers with their homemade LoongArch architecture. The run on homemade Linux as well. Their point was not only to not be worried as m

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