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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
It has a tendency of doing so, but in this case the body that was supposed to patch over the requirements for EU data transfer was flawed in its design. The reason this house of cards was necessary in the first place is that the American go
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
If you think running a Linux desktop on an Ampere is bad, try running it on an M5 Mac!
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The US supreme court is correcting the lies the American government made when they assured the EU and its citizens that they can be trusted with their data. It's not just the EU lying, both sides are awful at this. I don't know wh
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
A small group of people from the EU parliament is going against the wishes of the EU commission in an attempt to force through a change that contains a subsection of the bill that tries to mandate E2EE scanning. The way this is going is def
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
> I'd wager that that's the configuration of vast majority of the consumer systems out there... I'm not so sure. Most people I know, including developers, only have one SSD, maybe a hard drive for photos or whatever that&#
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
A mac with a boatload of RAM can run models that will exceed the limits of any GPU not worth at least twice the Apple hardware itself. You get fewer tokens per second, but at some point the balance between quality and quantity makes the lar
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
With the new Neo prices, they're more coming for the lower-end of the midrange market. The low-end market was half the price the Neo was before the price went up. Google has gone after the low-end market through ChromeOS and has actual
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
That just means your IT department isn't putting in the effort. Antivirus, remote management, MitM proxies, software permissions, macOS can do everything Windows can, it just takes three or four subscriptions and double the effort for
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
Exactly, we need Windows Lite! Just Win32, media encoders, graphics drivers, CoPilot, and enough to run movie maker and Office, the rest is useless anyway! Or do you mean no Office support, just everything you need to run Steam? Or maybe yo
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
> instead of having it as a layer which you can install and enable if you need so is a bit sinister I don't really get it. If you don't want systemd, you can install your own OpenRC-based immutable OS. I don't know if that
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
systemd replaces the duct-tape-and-tie-wrap systems that many Linux distros used to run with a unified set of tools, which can be interchanged, but often aren't. You don't have to enable container support, DNS servers, or disk mou
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
> converting Linux to a locked-down immutable OS That approach is part of why Valve has been able to ship Linux to general consumers. I don't know exactly why you'd go for amutable specifically, but not handing users the key is
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
> you can't spread your /home and / partitions on separate disks and use this No, you'll need to add a line to your fstab manually if you want something autodiscovery cannot do, like multi-disk setups, LVM, and FDE wi
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
I do agree that systemd could use some competition, but until someone builds one, we're going to be dealing with some systemd defaults. Canonical's attempts seem to have been most complete, but outrage at change and different idea
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
dnscrypt supports ODoH so any device capable of running that will do. Other than that, you'll need individual app support (like browsers for instance). If you want support on mobile devices without VPN-like apps, I think the best way t
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
Facebook has been documented for sponsoring these bills in the USA. But we also have years of research about how social media and other internet phenomena are ruining kids' lives. I don't disagree with the principle of a lot of th
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
My DoH server ended up on a random list on Github at some point. I noticed when I saw what seemed like a small country suddenly use my DoH server. Blacklisting the entire country worked, after that I moved my actual DoH resolver to a subpat
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
The nitrogen problems has been ignored for so long and nitrogen compound deposition has been so intense for a long time that you can't really do anything anywhere without depositing nitrogen compounds in an area already suffering from
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
I don't buy that anymore. The day America threatened to invade Canada and Denmark was the day America showed they cannot be trusted any more. It's not like China can be trusted either, but China isn't planning any direct inva
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Companies selling these titles should know a minimum end date. Even if contracts don't get renewed, it's unlikely they will only have the rights for less than a year. If that minimum drives customers away, these companies should p
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
And if that one-time purchased software stops working at an arbitrary date, it should be subject to the same rules. Especially online software or software requiring servers to run. You can still offer limited-time subscriptions, of course,
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
The video mentions that drivers were needed to get the full speed on Windows, and that the Realtek Linux drivers didn't compile on a modern kernel. So it's probably software. Realtek makes some pretty affordable networking chips b
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People do it. I think the time and learning resources it takes to do it all yourself is probably not worth it for a company trying to make it big, especially if you stack your BV inside of a holding inside of a stichting to get something si
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
> went to a lawyer They studied AI and are building an AI company. I doubt the idea for the business structure come from a lawyer, to be honest. Especially such an overcomplicated setup with so many real-world issues that they're ru
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
Sometimes criminals do put pressure on people to register companies in their name and show up to these meetings. Whether that's addicts, people with mental disabilities, or young people looking for a quick buck, the fraud mechanism is
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
Registering a private limited liability company in the Netherlands costs around 400 euros. If you can file all of the taxes and other legally required paperwork yourself, you can be set up in a week or two. You will be a salaried employee o
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> I don't understand why big tech and EC want to scan messages I believe that's a form of corporate greenwashing. If you can prove your claims that you do everything in your power to prevent abusive materials, you're going
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LLMs are finding bugs where there aren't any and wasting human time trying to disprove the slop. If all LLM reports were accurate, they'd be of any value. However, that's not what is happening. If you have even mentioned some
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
You put the money in your bank account and use that to pay, or you buy the other currency. The same way you would with physical coins and notes. Or, if the UK/USA/China set up their own pseudo-cryptocurrency, you can probably exch
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
Thanks to the incredible combination of Lenovo and Nvidia, I cannot remove the Microsoft keys from my laptop. Not because Microsoft backdoored my computer, but because the Nvidia boot ROM is signed by an MS cert and that runs before you ca

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