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by krsdcbl 4y ago
It's actually quite an interesting happening, as banal as a self-righteous Reddit mod might be. I recall in the very beginning of Stable Diffusion being released, the first few models used to have an odd behaviour where mentioning the
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by krsdcbl 4y ago
Ancient greece even earlier, yet the term "barbaric" still holds a delegate meaning in today's language.
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by krsdcbl 4y ago
I guess this specific cave being so off limits might have fueled the idea of picking exactly that one, they might very well have been oblivious to the damage they were doing.
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by krsdcbl 4y ago
With KeePass you'll have to manage said emergency access. Either by sharing that master pw directly or maybe if it concerns business matters by keeping those records in an own db and employ a notary to manage such emergency access. Any
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by krsdcbl 4y ago
I've actually ended up syncing my KeyPass db & sharing it with my team via our own gitlab instance. I'll have to pull changes if anybody added entries but: - Db lies on our own encrypted servers instead of someone elses cloud
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by krsdcbl 4y ago
I'd see that as a good thing, the less i gotta think while working with either system the better
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by krsdcbl 4y ago
depending on the tech our hypothetical aliens employ, we might argue they solved hyperefficient power storage before fusion?
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by krsdcbl 4y ago
tbh your suggestion would confuse me as well, i think the scope or better said usp of ahk is more specific, and the proposed description could very well mean bash or other comparable tools
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by krsdcbl 4y ago
Basically even if it's not built in, adding a reset stylesheet underneath it would make it work with semantic tags just like with divs, so no worries about that. then again, you'd probably not have to care about semantic structure
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by krsdcbl 4y ago
Feel like this post confounds "plain html" for "minimal styling"
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
I think there's two factors playing into this: first, Germany has had a high level of sefvice quality with trains for the last 15 years, compared to much of the world, there's little to improve and second, DB had become a HUGE hol
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
Thats exactly the point. It's legislation that in practice leaves enough room to still be constitutional and democratically viable, but can be communicated in a way that deter people from documenting police
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
I think one very crucial point is missing from the article that explains a lot of the appeal of lists: lists give me an idea, or at least the illusion of knowing content length beforehand or very early on. When i see the first list item and
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
Switzerland is a special case, as everyone who took up military service will be periodically trained until their 40s and keep their arms and equipment at home. In case of mobilization, only ammunition needs to be given out. That does run co
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
We must not forget that being happy and curious is not an inherent ability, but the consequence of countless factors in your surroundings and social life that accumulate over years. Saying this as somebody who used to fit your description,
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
I think there was never the possibility to "out-tech" tracking solutions in the first place. You simply cannot plug every hole imaginable that will be discovered, and still serve your service on a network. The only remedy is stric
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
He is mistaken. Outlook just asked him if he is okay with having Ads look like mail, just made the alternative look worse
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
I feel like paypal is, quite in the contrary, the best example of why you do might want crypto. Background: my mother had her account and assets frozen for a crazy long time after changing her name. Turns out accounts are bound to your name
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
I'm think this is hugely simplifying the task at hand. Approaches like this may work for urban planning and such things here on earth, where we DO know all the parameters and tech available and it's a creative problem to find a we
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
The article you linked explains in the first paragraph that they withdrew that law immediately
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
Honestly i really like Gmail as a client, but I've read too many Google horror stories over the years. Therefore I've always had this setup: own domain & mailbox at a trusty provider, and then just forwarding copies to a gmail
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
Hard disagree. The suggestion that you should find an answer all by yourself through just thinking is a primer for unchallenged speculations. Asking someone is the very prerequisite to develop your ideas. Looking at data is an asynchronous
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
Stumbled upon this thread on a related post here on hn and had to come to the conclusion that apparently news outlets are currently picking up some out of context details that seem to have long be debunked: https://virological.or
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
peole are different. I loose appetite and forget to eat enough and regularly enough when depressed, found the "last 4 hours" prompt to be a useful reminder and it would definitely not serve me well if I was told to eat less freque
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
you could add a css snippet for `* { user-select: all ! important }` to override any occurrences of that property
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
I always felt like the possibility to operate in a hostile regulatory space is a bit of a strawman for one, blockchains still use the "regular" internet infrastructure at the bottom. If said nefarious government wants to shut down
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
yet very interesting all together
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
but if it leads them on to thinking about said feelings and goals in terms of dogmatic preconceptions, i doubt that it leads to much useful insight. Rather it will get used for easy dismissal of other peoples standing point or need to think
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
Isn't that common in Europe, even required by law in most of it's countries? I'm not sure about Poland though
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by krsdcbl 5y ago
This is one of the places where you can learn it, us having existing knowledge does not mean teaching materials are useless

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