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by justaj 3y ago
Worth noting that it's mandatory to interact with a private bank in order to participate in the modern society. Want to receive your salary? You need a bank. Do you need to pay rent? You need a bank. Do you want to receive social welfa
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by justaj 3y ago
Except if you care about the bottom-end of the spectrum.
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by justaj 3y ago
Tutanota also supports notifications on non-GCF phones like GrapheneOS, while ProtonMail unfortunately does not.
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by justaj 3y ago
Has this project ever received a security audit?
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by justaj 3y ago
Hmm, I see your point. Couldn't such CPU bugs be patched / mitigated in software (which would then incur some performance penalties) ?
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by justaj 3y ago
IIRC LB supports microcode updates, but I don't think older CPUs will receive new microcode updates from CPU vendors. Then again, newer CPUs have a host of other problems, like only supporting platforms where rolling your own boot firm
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by justaj 3y ago
> This; and that also includes running macOS version a release, two or three behind, because the newer ones break your setup. That's true, and it's a widely known wisdom, but in my case my Mac isn't even connected to the n
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by justaj 3y ago
I'm sure PipeWire is technically more advanced, but as someone that just wants to make music using a DAW by tracking external synthesizers, a _bit_ higher latency doesn't kill, especially if the DAW can compensate for said latenci
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by justaj 3y ago
When reading posts like these, I sometimes I feel very lucky having a MacOS M1 setup that does what it's supposed to and which works almost seamlessly with external hardware. Best of luck to your venture.
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by justaj 3y ago
In order to be sure that your scripts work across most of the shells, you can also aim at POSIX compatibility.
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by justaj 3y ago
Because I was under the impression that once you buy certain currency, you're allowed to do with it whatever you want. Certainly if you're outside of the jurisdiction of the entity that issues said currency.
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by justaj 3y ago
So wait, does this mean that if an exchange is far outside of the US jurisdiction, it can be subject to the US laws simply by trading in dollars? How is that even remotely legal?
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by justaj 3y ago
Is there any indication this bug was not present in (Oracle) ZFS?
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by justaj 3y ago
I'm guessing the issues will lie in cases where it appears to be doing what it's told, but it would only pretend to be doing so (with no obvious way to tell)
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by justaj 3y ago
My guess is that if Sam would have found this out before being fired, he would have done his best not to be fired. As such, it would have been much more of a challenge to shift OpenAI's supposed over-focus on commerce towards a suppose
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by justaj 3y ago
> This is obviously dangerous, and it is more dangerous because broken equipment can't be trusted to behave in a predictable way. Then we should work towards fixing broken robots using working robots.
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by justaj 3y ago
But wouldn't a properly configured LUKS encryption protect against nation-state threats too? If so, then why still use TPM?
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by justaj 3y ago
That link redirects me to https://poe.com/login again. And I have still no idea if it offers a free trial, how long that trial lasts and what payment methods it accepts.
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by justaj 3y ago
Slight correction: Ultimae is ambient / downtempo, while Energostatic Records is more orienting around dub techno (though also not super strict)
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by justaj 3y ago
Not sure I agree with this. Psytrance _is_ Psychedelic Trance. Not sure why there is a separate genre for it. Goa Trance is part of this for example, as well as Forest Psy. I feel like it tries to define and narrow big overarching genres li
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by justaj 3y ago
Interesting, I haven't really noticed much of the resource usage (maybe because I leave the session page open in the background?), but I'll keep a close eye on it. Tangentially: Do you know what kind of tracking it does? Like does
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by justaj 3y ago
Unfortunately I can not find any session manager that can compete with Session Buddy: * Tab Session Manager loads ALL of the sessions when you bring up the interface, in my case causing it to consume all of the CPU for a good couple of minu
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by justaj 3y ago
Is anyone else annoyed by the page hijacking scrolling when JS is off?
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by justaj 3y ago
> Microsoft should not be an exception. I mean... I agree, they shouldn't, but I think we all know how this will turn out.
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by justaj 3y ago
Huh, I wonder why the main Nitter instance does work, but many popular ones like https://nitter.fly.dev/ and https://nitter.kavin.rocks/ do not.
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by justaj 3y ago
This does not seem to work for me as I'm getting a blank page.
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by justaj 3y ago
Because if it says so on their website (especially if it also says that it's binding), then they have it in writing and you can use that as evidence. Otherwise everyone could just make and sign contracts and go back to them claiming th
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by justaj 3y ago
Wouldn't it be possible to make an archive.is or wayback machine archive out of that page and refer it once a dispute arises?
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by justaj 3y ago
It's funny you mention Sensel. They had a product called Morph, which would have been my penultimate MIDI / OSC controller for music had they not discontinued it. I had no idea they were (primarily) into laptop touchpads, but post
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by justaj 3y ago
Has anyone here successfully ran Alpine on a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W? I'm asking because despite my numerous attempts it amounted to a failure in using the WiFi and I haven't seen anyone doing so successfully yet.

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