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by hulitu 6mo ago
> Google, Meta, Microsoft, and Snap have nevertheless announced that they intend to continue taking voluntary measures to identify such material on their platforms. At the same time, they urged EU institutions to urgently conclude negoti
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by hulitu 6mo ago
> automotive software is so bad I'd bet my life that Claude could do better. Leave it to Claude and you will. The quality of software has overall decreased in the last decade. Testing is avoided, fixing bugs is done through redesign
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by hulitu 6mo ago
> Say you use Linux as a daily driver, and find it amazing? Whatever you're smoking, it must be really strong. Can I have some ? Linux is not UNIX. The bloat has exceeded the level of Windows. Wayland is a solution asking for a prob
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by hulitu 6mo ago
This is true for a lot of bands. Guns n' Roses, Iron Maiden, Metallica.
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by hulitu 6mo ago
They will remaster the recordings anyway.
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by hulitu 6mo ago
Font rendering was better. Today the fonts are scaled up or down or both and the rendering is hit or miss.
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by hulitu 6mo ago
Which is ignored by most programs.
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> I'm curious - how often do you use the scrollbar? Almost every time. Scrolling with the mouse has bugs in Windows (focus on the active field) and fine grained scrolling is not possible with the mouse.
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by hulitu 6mo ago
> As a result the loading indicator can only indicate in-progress or done. We used to have the cursor indicating this in the good old days.
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by hulitu 6mo ago
The UX designers copied the look, minus the colors, and without functionality. Whoever thinks, that an 1px border for a resizable element on a 4k display is ok, is insane.
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by hulitu 6mo ago
All of them look much, much better than Windows 10, Windows 11, Android or iOS although all run on less powerfull hardware. But using only one level of library to draw on the screen "is so lame'. /s
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by hulitu 6mo ago
The NSA needed some certs to expire, so you can send plain text. Just to test it. They already have access to the CA, but, if it works easier, why not. /s
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by hulitu 6mo ago
You mean, to compete with the other OS, the browser ? We really need a return to KISS and UNIX values.
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by hulitu 6mo ago
Wire interrupted ?
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by hulitu 6mo ago
A great British tradition: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Stink
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by hulitu 6mo ago
A long time ago NASA had tiffs.
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by hulitu 6mo ago
> Not CAD/CAM, but similar purpose. No mechanical CAD/CAM but electronics CAD/CAM.
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> The US's justice system is certainly lacking in many, many ways, but wow, this is barbaric Guantanamo, "secret" CIA "prisons" around the world.
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by hulitu 6mo ago
You no underestand. They will remove "encryption" but they will not remove the certificates. They learned from the CIA: Who controls certificates, controls the past.
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by hulitu 6mo ago
> The page says Starbucks, not a random area, random coffee shop. Yes but the HN title says "random coffee shop".
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by hulitu 6mo ago
> how is it that one or two companies can manage to squeeze everyone else out so completely? Like everywhere: lobby and corruption. Works like a charm. Being based in the "World policeman" also helps.
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by hulitu 6mo ago
> Does RCS do proper E2EE? Yes, only you, your conversation partner and Apple have the key.
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by hulitu 6mo ago
> We decided at some point that these themes were no longer fit for children despite generations having been raised with it. Yes. And we gave children Disney and television or Netflix, with only violence, with, when existing, a dumbed do
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by hulitu 6mo ago
> There's plenty of improvement to put into a new format Like what ? Lossy compression has nothing to offer since about 10 years ago. Is there a flac for video ? Is there a codec able to "guarantee" DVD quality on today&#
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by hulitu 6mo ago
They already do that in schools in DE. It doesn't work as intended.
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by hulitu 6mo ago
Test it for god's sake. Test it.
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by hulitu 6mo ago
> There’s just one snag: there is no patch yet. But they knew about the issue since 9th of April. This looks a lot like those "Apple fixed a CVE, Mozilla fixed a CVE" type of "issues".
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by hulitu 6mo ago
They have to adapt somehow to the intelligence of target audience.
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by hulitu 6mo ago
YMMV. I find old computer cases much beautiful than present day ones. Even Apple had "design" a long time ago.
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by hulitu 6mo ago
The 404 page is in English. ;(

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