knallfrosch

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by knallfrosch 9mo ago
> Hey Gemini, I don't want my kid to chat with strangers on the internet. He needs to be online to play Fortnite on his Switch. How do I do this? Seems simple enough to me
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by knallfrosch 9mo ago
A GameBoy would have been cheaper, offline and worked without an account. Yet the author chose to spend his money on the Switch2. What's the market to learn from this? You're saying one thing but voting with your wallet.
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by knallfrosch 10mo ago
If people put half the amount of their time into fixing Windows as they do installing software on Linux, it'd be way better. Instead of distro upgrades, spend 3 minutes disabling the newest AI feature using regedit. But, as the author
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by knallfrosch 10mo ago
All letters have a shiny 3D gold effect you can't turn off.
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by knallfrosch 10mo ago
This fixes the main problem, but: Treemaps are indifferent to "unknown" or "unlabeled" nodes. Area is disk space. Whereas the simple act of labelling a node adds another outer ring arc to the sunburst (thus more coloured
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by knallfrosch 10mo ago
Has anyone debugged Vitest Browser tests? Seems broken.
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by knallfrosch 10mo ago
With remote "exams", you don't even know who is taking it. Who sits in front of the PC, who is nearby? The rest is kind of besides the point then.
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by knallfrosch 10mo ago
Yes
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by knallfrosch 10mo ago
I remember when the goal posts were set at the "Turing test." That's certainly not coming back.
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by knallfrosch 10mo ago
> If a SMTP mailer trying to send email to somewhere logs 'cannot contact port 25 on <remote host>', that is not an error in the local system and should not be logged at level 'error'. A mail program not being t
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by knallfrosch 10mo ago
It can also mean: I prefer the police catching murderers. I'm fine when wife cheaters get caught in the drag net. Privacy advocates never admit that there is not only a "next" government abusing surveillance, but also a &quot
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by knallfrosch 10mo ago
> Or are you building another dashboard, another admin panel, another e-commerce site, another blog, another SaaS app that's fundamentally just forms and tables and lists? Install an open source admin panel and call it a day.
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by knallfrosch 10mo ago
Yes, AD is the value proposition. Your employees can get cloud-synced, multi-user real-time editing of documents. This is what kills the "but my Linux app can do it for free." It runs on-premise, has all kinds of certificates and
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by knallfrosch 10mo ago
The British have a clear connection to Hong Kong. And they're right. And their rule would be freer.
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by knallfrosch 10mo ago
One simply needs the Highlight API. I held back, but now even Firefox ESR supports it. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Highlight All the trickery vanishes and you get first-class CSS sup
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by knallfrosch 10mo ago
It doesn't sound like you use your old Apple account. Why don't you abandon it and use a new one?
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by knallfrosch 10mo ago
read the TOS before agreeing
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by knallfrosch 10mo ago
Then it's probably business requirements. Single-sign on, in-person support, certificated software, offering training courses to onboard people, undeletable logs, help with upgrading major versions.. All from a single vendor so you can
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by knallfrosch 10mo ago
America is named after some author writing about a "New World." America is sometimes erroneously used to refer to only one of the states instead of the whole continent. Einstein doesn't tell me anything, unlike Müller (miller
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by knallfrosch 10mo ago
> the argument as it is playing out politically. The law does not mandate identity, so your argument does not hold.
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by knallfrosch 10mo ago
1) Large social media companies know you better than your friends. That has been known for 10 years and they're way better now: https://www.nytimes.com/2015/01/20/science/facebook-knows-yo... 2) Cig
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by knallfrosch 10mo ago
> If we have to know that you're not a minor, then we also have to know who you are That is untrue
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by knallfrosch 10mo ago
When they made smoke alarms mandatory in schools, it was only for selling smoke alarms! /s
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by knallfrosch 10mo ago
When I moved, I gave up a 7km (4 miles) bike commute along a river and switched to WFH. Definitely missed that. I also feel disconnected from work when WFH, like I don't care about the company at all. The obvious problem is that it mad
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by knallfrosch 10mo ago
And these are just the citations that any old free tool could have included via Bibtex link from the website? Not only is that incredibly easy to verify (you could pay a first semester student without any training), it's also a worryin
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by knallfrosch 10mo ago
"[OpenAI] was testing methods to surface applications..." That's an ad!
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by knallfrosch 10mo ago
heise is older than online ads.
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by knallfrosch 10mo ago
You acknowledge your first argument is invalid, handwave that away and then your whole idea of Microsoft's office suite's dominance is "lobbyism"? Good lord.
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by knallfrosch 10mo ago
It's the administration of user accounts, the certified compliance, the backups..
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by knallfrosch 10mo ago
Lacking software (apt) is a security issue. Having software installed (tcpdump) is also a security issue.

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