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by llarsson 5y ago
Maybe show ads to the parents based on what the kids have been talking about? Not displaying ads to the kids does not mean the data just gets thrown away, after all.
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by llarsson 5y ago
Of course it won't! This is the first paragraph from the official summary of the CLOUD Act: > This bill amends the federal criminal code to specify that an electronic communication service (ECS) or remote computing service (RCS) pro
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by llarsson 5y ago
That sounds like a good indication that the math you are thinking of was written to impress, rather than enlighten, you as a reader. I've seen far too much of that stuff in computer science papers, where dense math seems to be used def
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by llarsson 5y ago
This is like NewPipe, just more convenient. And you can't find that in the Play Store, right? Plus, it needs almost weekly updates to function because Google (my guess!) intentionally breaks some API slightly, just to make this sort of
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by llarsson 5y ago
Is this just taking images from the popular subreddit with the same rehosting them for clicks and views? And removing the original source of them all? If so, not very cool.
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Governance, Risk and Compliance with Kubernetes(thenewstack.io)
4 points by llarsson 5y ago|0 comments
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by llarsson 5y ago
This is truly despicable. Using SEO tactics to launch an automated slander campaign against common people, who likely have very little other web presence so that the slanderous material som be among the top hits, and then charging them mone
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by llarsson 5y ago
It is perfectly within the bounds of what JavaScript can (and indeed should be able to) do these days, to support e.g. single page applications and smart navigation within them. Therefore, I don't fault Firefox for this, at all.
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by llarsson 5y ago
Did this site seriously hijack my browser's back button, so that after trying to read the article, it made me go "back" to their front page? That's some really shady BS.
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by llarsson 5y ago
The article says that before the pandemic, european sales were much dependant on tourists making their purchases in Europe. So it was Chinese and American people buying these items before as well. But before the pandemic, they bought them d
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by llarsson 5y ago
Alternatively, do it on save. :) gg=G in vim is fast enough to type for me, though.
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by llarsson 5y ago
Whether you see a trait as a positive or a negative does not mean it is useful to anyone to ascribe gendered terms to it. A female software engineer who does not strive for beauty in code, is she less feminine? A male software engineer who
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by llarsson 5y ago
The ones in marketing will rather immediately request that it is turned on instead.
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by llarsson 5y ago
No, that's pretty much it. Some core components that most will include as remote state, and you can discover and use as remote state stuff from other teams, too. Quite basic, but something tells me this could very well be intentional,
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by llarsson 5y ago
I find tracking abhorrent. However, the more I read about FLoC, the more I want to also read a blog post that shows just how finely I have been identified. The practice of the theory. Like the browser fingerprinting sites we all know and lo
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by llarsson 5y ago
That's not it. Unity let you find at you typed to get to menu options. So you did not have to care whether the item you wanted was under File, Edit, or whatever, you could just start typing "preferences" and it would let you
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by llarsson 5y ago
The insane stress levels from being in their situation also affects cognition. So I am not surprised if merely looking at sleep amounts fails to explain differences.
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by llarsson 5y ago
I only buy Android One phones now. Monthly security updates for several years, guaranteed. Pretty stock Android, too. Great? Perhaps not. But much better than the phones manufacturers just dump onto the market and then forget about.
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by llarsson 6y ago
Yes, whether results for rodents on a seven week exercise program actually transfer to humans remains to be seen. But I would like to point out that besides subjective preference and enjoyment, it is quite clear to me that humans are pretty
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by llarsson 6y ago
That was my thought, too, but the "every" makes it a stronger mandate than what both of us came up with. Without the "every", you could let some questionably superfluous words stay.
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by llarsson 6y ago
All the other comments that are here now list alternatives. Has anyone compared these and can share some insights on pros and cons of are these pretty much equivalent? Local WordPress development sounds like something I might want or need,
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by llarsson 6y ago
We have CVSS scores for grading vulnerabilities. So that could be useful as a start.
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by llarsson 6y ago
No Persistent Volume support, so not great for stateful applications. Claims that type of thing is "magic", and therefore out of scope. Quite an engineering feat, though, I am sure! Is this to have fun, to learn, to actually use i
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Kubespray Support for UpCloud(elastisys.com)
3 points by llarsson 6y ago|1 comments
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by llarsson 6y ago
They will sell you the car currently in their lot that most closely matches what you need. Not what you actually need. Just the closest they have.
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Compliant Kubernetes Network Policy Dashboards: Defend Against Data Breaches(elastisys.com)
3 points by llarsson 6y ago|0 comments
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by llarsson 6y ago
I still remember being swept away by Google Wave. Such a cool idea at the time, I thought. That was such a good idea compared to Google Plus. Your content, your comments, just aggregated. They could have pulled it off, too, I am sure. They
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by llarsson 6y ago
You can get most of that with uBlock Origin right now! "Block large media elements" and set the limit ridiculously low. You now have to click to view images. Control this via settings and filter lists.
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by llarsson 6y ago
I believe you can! https://docs.pi-hole.net/database/gravity/groups/
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by llarsson 6y ago
Quite a few companies have been fined for violating the law, and we are seeing positive effects for privacy because of it. The cookie stuff, yes, it's annoying for us end users. I get it. But take how H&M were fined for violating t

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