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by janosdebugs 2y ago
Here's the problem: I can do a SEPA transaction using online banking (with a Google-enabled phone) or by walking to my bank personally.
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by janosdebugs 2y ago
I wish that transparency and security were a selling point in gaming, but to me it doesn't seem like it. People will install all kinds of stuff and give them administrator permissions without a second thought. Anti-cheat eating itself
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by janosdebugs 2y ago
What payment method would you recommend for paying mortgages, utility bills, and company expenses?
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by janosdebugs 2y ago
I live in an EU country and I, in fact, cannot use online banking without a Google-enabled Android or an iPhone. There is exactly one bank that offers a desktop authenticator, but we had a really bad experience with them when we tried them
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by janosdebugs 2y ago
I've done a fair bit of open source work, but the best I could come up with for games is "source available" where you can get the code to recompile for yourself or mod it. (My wife and I put up the source code of our first ga
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by janosdebugs 2y ago
In this case the software in question was a game. I have not seen any visble business models for truly open source games under the acceptable licenses for F-Droid. There are source-available games, but that would not be enough in this case.
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by janosdebugs 2y ago
No tracking? Providing an alternative? Not strengthening the Google-Apple duopoly on the mobile phone market? I was looking at it as a platform to publish an app on, which the open source requirement stopped dead in its tracks. I didn'
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by janosdebugs 2y ago
I think policies[1] are blocking F-Droid more than anything from being a viable alternative. A bank will likely never release their app as open source, nor will any of the big authentication vendors. This means that you cannot completely re
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by janosdebugs 2y ago
My experience is that the more experienced you are the less benefit you will see from coding asistants. If you are at the beginning of your career and writing a simple for loop requires serious brain power, an AI coding assistant will serio
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by janosdebugs 2y ago
Given the amount of work required to onboard your own IP range[1], this is almost certainly untrue when it comes to total cost. [1] https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/ec2-byoi...
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by janosdebugs 2y ago
As far as I can tell, yes. If cookies (or other means of storing data on the users computer) are strictly technically necessary, and no data collection takes place as a legitimate interest, and you do not process data requiring consent, nei
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by janosdebugs 2y ago
My wife and I run a small (2 person) business in the EU. The largest hurdle was finding a hosting provider (VPS) that wouldn't transfer data outside the EU so we wouldn't have to add SCCs to our privacy policy. As a business owner
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by janosdebugs 2y ago
How would this work when raising a kid? It's not just about making a collection of cells, kids need a lot of attention and affection to develop healthily.
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by janosdebugs 2y ago
I wonder how accurate this assessment is since the Linux Foundation is a non-profit.
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by janosdebugs 2y ago
You can do a lot of dark magic with CSS or SVG too. Specifically, CSS has calc too. Website haven't just been documents for a long long time and basically nobody is going to bother keeping any computation in the JS space only.
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by janosdebugs 2y ago
The NVDA screen reader reads this text as: "This is my email frame link email us." That is by no means equivalent to actually seeing the email address. I found that HTML entity encoding every single character of the link takes car
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by janosdebugs 2y ago
It also doesn't block well-known libraries. Using this addon sounds like a really good way to have a bad time on the Internet. By the logic of this, why bot block websites which have non-free content or other supporting files? The whol
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by janosdebugs 2y ago
The problem is, we don't know. I've seen PRs that could be curious students, or it could be a first try to see if we are paying attention. It's really easy these days to produce a halfway decent looking PR for someone in thei
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by janosdebugs 2y ago
Having done a little bit of work in the area[1], I think you should publicly document exactly what those best-practices are. Are the workloads running in a networkless container? Do you limit IO? Do you limit disk usage? Answering these in
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by janosdebugs 2y ago
I don't think a framework can make a blanket statement about accessibility unless it's a negative one. Even if the framework does everything right, user error can completely break accessibility inadvertently. All such a statement
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by janosdebugs 2y ago
Atlantis has an issue open for OpenTofu support [1]. This might be something to look out for. [1] https://github.com/runatlantis/atlantis/issues/3741
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by janosdebugs 2y ago
People have already done this by implementing functions as data sources, which also get recorded in the state unnecessarily.
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by janosdebugs 2y ago
Could you please elaborate on your comment? Do you mean you tested this tool and it's not accessible, do you mean you are concerned about the tool not being accessible, or is there a problem with the website linked? The reason I'm
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by janosdebugs 2y ago
Thanks, I was looking at the wrong store page. Don't mind me. Edit: I think this explains a fair few things: > This EULA was created by eulatemplate.com for Reentry - An Orbital Simulator, with modifications and additions by Wilhelm
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by janosdebugs 2y ago
Strange, I can't see an EULA on the store page, did it get removed?
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by janosdebugs 2y ago
My bad, I didn't know that that term was so established.
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by janosdebugs 2y ago
To me, what you are describing doesn't constitute a drive-by PR. You used the software, saw a bug, fixed it. This is the very best part of open source. (I hope the text in its entirety made that clear.) The kind of PRs I'm talking
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by janosdebugs 2y ago
Open source can be a wonderful thing when people come together and build something cool. Unfortunately, maintainer burnout has been a thing recently and part of the reason is that IT and open source are seen as a way to get a lucrative job.
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by janosdebugs 2y ago
I wish I had an answer to that, but I don't know. I only worked on projects of comparable size in Go, Java and PHP. Java was maybe the best for abstractions (big surprise), but it really doesn't lend itself to system-level stuff.
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by janosdebugs 2y ago
How would you imagine that working? I think a lot of people would love that, but I have seen very little specific so far.

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