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by lmz 2y ago
Maybe it has some embargoed technology and needs to make sure it's not in China or something.
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by lmz 2y ago
> What is AI going to add to a virtual try-on? I can imagine words of praise, rendered in an emotionally convincing tone of voice would be good for conversion.
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by lmz 2y ago
Debian definitely has packaging docs https://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/debmake-doc/index.en.html and it's not that hard to customize an existing package (at least I found it easier than using rpmbuild..
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by lmz 2y ago
Also known as DSR (Direct Server Return) https://www.haproxy.com/blog/layer-4-load-balancing-direct-s...
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by lmz 2y ago
But it is written in tons of contracts and maybe the gov redefining "5pm" is better than rewriting all these contracts.
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by lmz 2y ago
i.e. they're mostly not looking for good ones, just paying ones.
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by lmz 2y ago
Probably just Proton and Perodua. Plenty of manufacturing plants in SEA for the Japanese brands.
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by lmz 2y ago
Only if it's registered! Registering a new binary isn't usually in the customer motherboard menus.
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by lmz 2y ago
Yeah, but even then to change the default loader you'll need to point it to something else using some arcane bcdedit command. Dropping some PE binaries is not good enough.
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by lmz 2y ago
Maybe the content is an agent that wants to get views, rewording itself for maximum engagement.
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by lmz 2y ago
It stinks of hypocrisy and "pulling the ladder up". See also: per capita carbon emissions, exterminating the natives.
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by lmz 2y ago
I guess for removable media that's fine, but Windows still likes to hide the ESP.
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by lmz 2y ago
But Skype for Business isn't even Skype. Wasn't it just a rebranding of MS Lync?
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by lmz 2y ago
Hell, look at how grey the parent comment is.
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by lmz 2y ago
The topic was the "worldwide reach" of the laws, not the cookies themselves.
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by lmz 2y ago
Those are the old days. Today every website has that cookie banner because of EU laws.
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by lmz 2y ago
> But it is also equally annoying that passports don't clearly spell out a "international and systems compatible" version of your name. They do in the machine readable area. Maybe not "clearly".
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by lmz 2y ago
It's not serving Singapore though. If anything it would serve Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia. All countries with vastly more people than Singapore.
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by lmz 2y ago
Name Constraints has been around at least since 1999 (RFC 2459). I'm not sure why CAA is brought up here. I guess it is somewhat complementary in "reducing" the power of CAs, but it defends against good CAs misissuing stuff,
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by lmz 2y ago
If this is now finally supported that's great. The issue was that for it to be useful it has to be marked critical / fail-closed, because a CA with ignored name constraint == an unrestricted CA. But if you make it critical, then c
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by lmz 2y ago
Well you wouldn't want Youtube to pay e.g. terrorists (or other sanctioned entities) for their videos, so wouldn't it make sense for them to try and get a name then run a sanctions check on the name?
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by lmz 2y ago
Remove the SIM card and pop it into some other phone? Unless the SIM has a PIN lock, but I guess you could go to the telco for help with that. At least SMS is easy to divert that way. Think about the services that verify over Whatsapp or Te
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by lmz 2y ago
I wonder if you can get insurance for that. Also, how much worse must this be in Rome?
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by lmz 2y ago
By that logic GTK3 would be native to Windows as well.
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by lmz 2y ago
The Honda e which is no longer produced? https://www.motor1.com/news/700419/honda-e-production-ending...
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by lmz 2y ago
If you can't code your own <whatever> are you really the intended user of the customizable Linux desktop? /s But if there's no standard for it supported by at least Qt and GTK+ then you can't expect it to "jus
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by lmz 2y ago
Pipes will block (eventually) if written to without a reader.
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by lmz 2y ago
> I know a lot of people hate global menubars but I’ve always loved them and it kills me that they’re not a practical option on the Linux desktop, despite ultimate customizability being one of the most frequently-cited reasons to use Lin
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by lmz 2y ago
Which is a better security model in these days of untrusted apps vs the desktop "my screensaver can read my chrome passwords file" model.
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by lmz 2y ago
It's legal in the same way this UK thing is legal - because there's a law justifying it. It may make more moral sense, depending on your political persuasion.

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