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by liotier 5mo ago
The user legitimately considers the application as hostile - hence sandboxing... Notification spam filtering is now the obvious need at the sandbox's edge, with the whole customizable arsenal we have come to expect for our inbound mail
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by liotier 5mo ago
Forwarders work with batches: small batches (consolidate packages in a suitcase to travel as airline luggage) or large batches (up to a whole 40 feet container)... So, delay is a matter of luck - ask around if a batch is due to depart and a
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by liotier 5mo ago
Technology isn't the problem - African developers produce apps just fine. It isn't even local logistics - addresses are being deployed in major cities, and alternative processes work fine elsewhere. The problem is rule of law, or
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by liotier 5mo ago
This is not how it works. My partner is Ugandan, we live in France - I'm used to ship to various countries in Africa. Never use the "regular" post - it is just as OP described. Don't use high-end couriers (DHL, Fedex etc
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by liotier 5mo ago
Thanks to AI too - wow, it really is versatile !
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by liotier 5mo ago
Yes - it is easier than ever thanks to AI !
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by liotier 5mo ago
Is PC/GEOS (GeoWorks Ensemble) in there ? Or does it count as a DOS application ?
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by liotier 5mo ago
Not everyone wants to wear a mask in public. Free speech requires anonymity and pseudonymity to remain a possibility, but most humans are just fine with a single all-purpose identity.
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by liotier 6mo ago
With even their lowest subscription, Kagi is a very nice substitute to the old Google.
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by liotier 7mo ago
> Reproducing an ASML machine is a piece of cake. Okay, not a piece of cake but definitely doable. The problem is that you cannot sell your reproduction in rich countries because the US government will threaten you with sanctions and US
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by liotier 7mo ago
Competitors on the same market segment - France vs. Germany.
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Stanag 5516M-STD-6016 TADIL-J J-Series schema reconstruction from public docs(liotier.github.io)
1 points by liotier 7mo ago|0 comments
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by liotier 9mo ago
It is mjg59 - he posted it on January 4th. https://bsky.app/profile/mjg59.eicar-test-file.zip/post/3mbm...
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by liotier 9mo ago
I used to love Xfce, when KDE felt clunky to me and Gnome went in directions I found insane. Since then Gnome remains Gnome, but KDE has matured to a stage where most of the defaults feel like they were designed for me - and any that doesn&
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by liotier 9mo ago
The European Union can't fight everyone at once - we need partners, hence trying to mend fences with MERCOSUR, toning down the struggle for human rights in China and tolerating India's authoritarian drift. For now the utmost prior
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by liotier 9mo ago
The stable state of our dishwasher is dirty: clean only lasts the fleeting instant a person spots it and immediately empties it.
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by liotier 10mo ago
Both have a music domain specific language, but they differ in essential ways: - Strudel, TidalCycles and FoxDot are temporal-first, designed for live performance, with code rewritten on the fly. - Dogalog is a constraints-solving compositi
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by liotier 10mo ago
InfoReseaux remarked that this data is suspicious, to say the least: CC BY-NC 4.0 but contains ODbL licensed data coming from Openstreetmap - but also from Microsoft. Thread on the Openstreetmap forum: https://community.openstree
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by liotier 11mo ago
"Brad Edwards" and "Bradley Edwards" might be the same individual.
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by liotier 11mo ago
The European Union is an emerging country - it is my country. For now, many don't yet understand how common necessity binds us, and some remain under the illusion that they can make it alone against China and the USA, but ever closer u
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by liotier 11mo ago
Yes, "Américains" is much more common - and that is the windmill I'm tilting at.
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by liotier 11mo ago
You mean verbing a noun ?
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by liotier 11mo ago
> estadounidenses And in French the inhabitants of "les Etats-Unis" are "Etats-uniens". I've taken the habit of referring to them as USAians, which often gets negative reactionsand remains rare - but I find it is
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by liotier 11mo ago
[This post to prevent ulterior posting of "yo mama" jokes]
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by liotier 1y ago
> Contrast this to the “medias” like Threads, Bluesky, etc - moderation becomes impossible just because of the sheer scale of it all. Wut ? Moderation at Bluesky is fantastic: users build their block lists and share them for others to su
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by liotier 1y ago
> think you need any of the PRO features Pro features ? Now I see - it is open core, with a $299 license. I'll pass.
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PipeWire/PulseAudio RTP network audio in 2025: a guide to the remote (time) sink(liotier.medium.com)
2 points by liotier 1y ago|0 comments
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by liotier 1y ago
I wish everyone used LLDP everywhere: it is harmless and immensely helps in finding the correct spaghetti in the plate.
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by liotier 1y ago
I imagine the author of the parent comment despairing of being upvoted.
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Isosmfar – Interactive Openstreetmap Heatmap Visualization(liotier.github.io)
1 points by liotier 1y ago|0 comments

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