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by kuschku 3y ago
Absolutely not. There are two opinions that I hold that are relevant here: - If I buy parts that are certified to work together, and I use them according to their respective manuals, they should work as specified. - If I desire to manually
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by kuschku 3y ago
These Motherboards are Intel certified. If I get a mod shop to install a ferrari certified part, I expect the part to work.
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by kuschku 3y ago
Is it possible you're vonfusing that user with me? I used to be relatively vocal about this issue on HN. For reference, that's not me. And it's probably not niche if dozens of users are posting about it for years.
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by kuschku 3y ago
Oh, I absolutely agree that the complexity is in these topics. I'm just sceptic that they're enough to turn a task that could run on a laptop into one that requires an entire cluster of machines. The third party API is the part th
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by kuschku 3y ago
> doesn't it rely on relatively expensive fixed masks prepared for each layer If you need perfectly sharp edges and high precision, sure. But I'm sure in this case that'd be unnecessary. > Assuming that doing the proces
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by kuschku 3y ago
In the case of 3D arrangements, you don't necessarily need to create all the layers photolithographically. You might be able to flatten N layers into 1 layer, then add a plastic coating equivalent to N-1 layers ontop, then repeat that.
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by kuschku 3y ago
We assume they don't log this data. We don't know whether an intelligence agency is listening in on their servers and logging this data. Assuming an eavesdropper that can defeat TLS or is listening via DMA attacks on the signal se
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by kuschku 3y ago
> On the opposite end of the spectrum, users who want to live on the edge can enable an optional setting that allows them to receive incoming “sealed sender” messages from non-contacts and people with whom they haven’t shared their profi
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by kuschku 3y ago
Maybe I'm misunderstanding something, but that's about 2700 a second. Or about 3Mbps. Even a very unoptimized application running on a dev laptop can serve 1Gbps nowadays without issues. So what are the constraints that demand a c
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by kuschku 3y ago
They either already store or would be able to log everything about who is sending messages to whom, and when. That's the vast majority of what intelligence agencies actually care about. They rarely care about message contents anymore.
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by kuschku 3y ago
You already are! The CPU in your computer is just a very precise sandcastle :)
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by kuschku 3y ago
Why would you need a 3D printer or pick&place machines? You can just do it photolithographically. Coat a piece of glass with a thin layer of metal. Put a photoresist on top. Project the desired pattern onto it with UV light. Wash the un
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by kuschku 3y ago
The article you've posted is engaging in mental gymnastics and misrepresentation that I've never considered possible. To sum up the facts: - PiS got into power several years ago - PiS fired all the journalists of public broadcaste
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by kuschku 3y ago
Honestly, I prefer going to Aldi Nord. It's a cleaner, more focused shopping experience, while Aldi Süd and Lidl tends to have too much distracting fluff.
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by kuschku 3y ago
Would make sense. Aldi tends to operate on a fixed margin. In the past that used to be around 2-3%, which is why, until 2014, they wouldn't accept credit or US debit cards, as the fees were higher than their margin and they couldn&#x27
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by kuschku 3y ago
Have you finally decided to match FQDN URLs correctly? I'd love to get rid of the part of my clients' codebase that starts with // workaround for broken caddy servers
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by kuschku 3y ago
No need for a relay. The actual XMPP servers nowadays support GCM natively. The client generates a GCM token and just hands that to the XMPP server. The server doesn't have to send actual message content either, it can just be a "
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by kuschku 3y ago
Why are you trying to find a workaround? Circumventing a law is the same as breaking it.
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by kuschku 3y ago
Compared to the Adobe suite, Resolve is considered incredibly lightweight and oversimplified. And don't get me started on AVID^^
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by kuschku 3y ago
A lot of natural sciences classes benefit from doing experiments. And those are much easier and more rewarding when you've got probes connected to different parts of the experiment logging their data to a laptop. My old high school use
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by kuschku 3y ago
That requires each and every user to do the moderation for themselves. Which few if any want. Most users actually want moderation, as long as they can decide whose ban list applies to the content they see.
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by kuschku 3y ago
Design patents, except for highly specific names and logos, shouldn't be a thing. Luckily the LEGO case has already shown that any design patent that even slightly affects functionality is automatically invalid.
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by kuschku 3y ago
> Also, why isn't that patch in an MR to GTK (if the author wanted to upstream it)? These MRs do a minimal change to just add thumbnails. The current file manager uses outdated widgets. Gnome/GTK expects MRs to also replace dep
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by kuschku 3y ago
The devs who actually implemented should be celebrated. But they're not the same people as the ones that blocked specs and PRs by stating this was "impossible". Blocking valuable improvements with an absolute statement like t
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by kuschku 3y ago
I know how much work this is, and I genuinely appreciate that Gtk has finally reached this milestone. It was the last missing puzzle piece. It's just sad that Gtk used to have this functionality and dropped it when Gtk3 was envisioned,
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by kuschku 3y ago
After over a decade of GTK claiming fractional scaling is "impossible" and GTK devs vetoing any fractional scaling in the wayland protocol, they finally got feature parity with Qt in this area. Now we just need proper support in W
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by kuschku 3y ago
Doesn't AWS currently hand out /128?
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by kuschku 3y ago
Japan and Germany are entirely metric. Pretty much the entire US manufacturing industry, or rather the zombie the pentagon keeps on life support, is in US standard. That means everything needs to be adjusted or replaced. That's not via
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by kuschku 3y ago
Die Kündigungsfrist beginnt bei 3 Monaten und geht schnell auf 2 Jahre hoch. FAANGs suspendieren ihre Mitarbeiter ab dem Punkt, wo die Kündigung mitgeteilt wurde, dementsprechend bekommt man üblicherweise die Kündigungsfrist ausbezahlt.
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by kuschku 3y ago
You're complaining about superhuman cheaters. Again, that's something that can be easily prevented. And if the cheaters can't play any better than the top human players, there's no harm done. At that point it doesn'

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