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by jolmg 1y ago
> To access [...] health services in my country, I require a mobile device that is remote attested by either Apple or Google I knew of banks, but how is it that health services need remote attested mobile devices? Do clinics not support
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Conditional expressions/operators, including e.g. the `?:` ternary operator in C-like languages, typically have about the lowest precedence, higher only than the assignment operators (and the comma operator in C-like languages). It&#x2
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Article was posted 2 days ago...
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If it's just the outbound Singaporeans, that would be different because they'd at least have the citizenship to claim jurisdiction on.
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> If you enter America, there may also be consequences That isn't much different. Say an adult American drinks alcohol in America; then they travel to a country where alcohol is illegal. Should they be prosecuted in that country for
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> You will stopped from doing that by American law. The difference between this and that is that Ofcom believes it can regulate conduct that never touches British soil. You're showing yourself to believe that America can regulate co
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> Although they do still have these paper slips (maybe) for transfers Are you describing checks?
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> the app will be the only way to access your account Maybe also on the ATMs of other banks?
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PinePhone https://pine64.com/product/pinephone-beta-edition-with-conve... > versus Pin64 selling a device to tinker with. PinePhone Pro sure, but PinePhone works AFAIK. Similar specs as Purism's (though weaker
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> If that ever does happen I really hope they just focus on making a proper phone, not trying to make it a hybrid phone and workstation. It's not a zero-sum game in that regard. The entire point of Linux phones is to get Linux distr
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Re: banking, not until adoption of non-Android and non-iOS devices grows. To break this chicken and egg problem, one can get an Android phone and use it exclusively for the banking app, treating it like one of those hardware security keys t
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IMO, it was definitely the better OS even going back to 15 years ago. People use Windows only because of the network effect of people being school-taught how to use computers on Windows, which leads to a positive feedback loop of more softw
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> in fact, no device at all is reported as having a fully functioning camera, let alone everything else I wish usb cameras were sold in the same form-factor as phone thermal cameras. Then the missing drivers for the built-in cameras woul
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No, because they'll likely still want a disposable case protecting their phone.
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> If I summon a desktop on screen 1 and it's currently displayed on screen 2, they should swap. At least i3's (and I imagine sway's) config is sufficiently flexible for that. Here's a shell function that brings the wo
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Prepaid annual (or 3-year) contract. No refund once period started. I think that's how it's generally been. I don't see how this changes things.
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> Public photography is not a crime, nor should it be. IDK about shouldn't. Public photography not being a crime comes from a time where one could still be generally expected to remain anonymous despite being photographed. Just like
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> which GUI offers that? The ones I mentioned: i3/sway. There's probably other tiling WMs that similarly allow organizing windows into trees of containers of arbitrary depths. The containers being able to be set into 4 differen
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> As a company password manager, there is no way to know who's accessed which secret across their lifetime at the firm so you get to change all the passwords constantly. You can setup different directories to use different keys, and
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> I persisted with the work-around of `pass -c <path>` from the run command prompt for a while to paste into the browser, but its not ideal. There's also `passmenu` that comes with `pass`. You setup a keybinding that calls tha
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> The process of choosing which cities should be landmark cities comes across as faulty and uninformed. I think it's unlikely they're chosen as landmark cities. More likely, timezones were uniform, then some government likely d
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> Let PDT be PDT(-8) and PST be PST(-7). Why do I need to choose Cupertino, CA (or LA in the blog post example) Whether daylight savings time is being used at a given location at a given time of year is a matter of government policy. The
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> generally i feel that having more than half a dozen windows in a session makes the session unwieldy > which would be the same problem if each was a gui window. try to find your way around 20 gui windows. I mean, just like how you ca
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> i have two dozen tmux windows in half a dozen sessions locally. > i have yet to find a window manager that lets me group so many terminals into sessions all on the same workspace. Locally-speaking, I don't really see the point
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> In Apple Stores all screens are tilted at exactly 76° degrees, this is so you move the screen with your hand…interacting with the product more and making you feel more attached to it. From the description, I would've thought it me
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> Sorting by YYYY-MM-DD won't feel natural to them. It's dictionary sorting.
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> "YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss" > It is human-friendly and computer-friendly at the same time. It's not shell-friendly, because of the space. The shell being an interface between humans and the computer, this takes a chunk out
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Extreme nitpick, but the progress bar animation on bootup was stepped, IIRC.
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> usually, us and Pornhub Who's "us"? This blog doesn't seem to have an About Us.
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> Adults are just as vulnerable to copying poor behavior as minors. Adults can be vulnerable, but I don't think just as vulnerable. Youngsters with no initial idea of how a given thing works have nothing with which to compare and co

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