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by lokedhs 6y ago
What? Sweden has had 780k cases (10 million population). Vietnam had 2500 cases with 96 million population. Or let's compare with something closer, Norway which is right next to Sweden: 91k cases (5 million population).
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by lokedhs 6y ago
This is an honest question: by what standard is the US "the most developed country in the world"? The US indeed number one in several categories, but how do you define "development" such that the US is on top?
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by lokedhs 6y ago
Unless you're on Linux. Teams web application allows you to share individual windows, but this feature is now available in the application.
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by lokedhs 6y ago
What you say is true. But I have never gotten the impression that this stems from dishonesty. I have the feeling that a lot of the sellers simply don't know how to present their products online, and since everybody else is doing the sa
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by lokedhs 6y ago
Sellers on Aliexpress tends to be quite honest about what they are selling, so buying there is reasonably predictable. I have rarely been disappointed by anything I bought from there. On the other hand, Ebay (and I presume Amazon, I never u
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by lokedhs 6y ago
But how do you prove that the artist was the one who issued the NFT?
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by lokedhs 6y ago
Flatpak allows this, but requires changers to the application so that it calls the correct API's when requesting files outside of the allowed directories. The article does highlight some actual issues, but the author implies that the s
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by lokedhs 6y ago
Just like any other immigrants, westeners in Asia integrate do different degrees. Some only hang out with people from their own country and refuse to go to anything but restaurants that serve their own food. While others practically become
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by lokedhs 6y ago
That's the one. Turns out that option is actually included in the main configuration menu: "Ctrl+Tab cycles through tabs in recently used order" I have to say that the name doesn't explain what it actually does. Thank yo
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by lokedhs 6y ago
That one annoys me as well. Would you mind sharing how it can be disabled?
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by lokedhs 6y ago
I'm having a hard time determining the actual risk here. It seems all of these issues are related to to the various ways of circumventing the Secure Boot process, but are people really relying on Secure Boot for security? Whenever I&#x
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by lokedhs 6y ago
True, but it does protect against broken RSA. Because RSA is a not used to encrypt the actual data. That's probably using AES.
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by lokedhs 6y ago
The M68k has two different syntaxes too. The argument order is still the same (src,dest, the correct order in my opinion), but other things are different, with the main difference being indirect addressing which is (a0) in Motorola syntax,
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by lokedhs 6y ago
Thank you very much for the find.
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by lokedhs 6y ago
This page seems to be from about 2013, and links don't seem to work. I was excited because I've been playing around with developing stuff for RiscOS recently and having Smalltalk on it would be neat. I'd love to find a workin
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by lokedhs 6y ago
That's true, but as someone who rides a titanium MTB, you tend to get looks from people who think I'm riding some super-exotic high-end machine. It's a custom frame which costs much less than a commercial carbon fibre frame.
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by lokedhs 6y ago
I currently ride a titanium hardtail MTB. It's an amazing ride. I vastly prefer it over aluminium. Titanium has a reputation for being expensive, but that's only true because the famous brands have such high margin on them (no dou
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by lokedhs 6y ago
I started using Java in the 90's and worked for Sun back in the day, so I have a reasonable amount of experience with it. Kotlin is a much better Java, and these days if I need to use the JVM, I will use Kotlin. However, I do feel that
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by lokedhs 6y ago
I was annoyed by the expression myself, wondering why one would group Japanese and Thai cuisines in the same group. Then I noted that here in Singapore you often find "western" restaurants, which serves the stereotypical western s
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by lokedhs 6y ago
You may want to look at Dendrite which is an alternative implementation that is being developed. It's implemented in Go, and is supposedly a lot lighter on system resources. https://matrix.org/docs/projects/se
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by lokedhs 6y ago
Add a blockchain in there and we're in business.
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by lokedhs 6y ago
In France's case, they did agree on that: https://techcrunch.com/2021/01/21/google-inks-agreement-in-f... So it's clearly not a matter of principle for them. As far as I understand, Google sending t
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by lokedhs 6y ago
I see. I knew about those tools at the time, but didn't have much exposure to them as I was a Commodore 64 user, and then moved on to the ST. I did read a lot about those TSR tools on DOS though. I didn't realise they had full edi
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by lokedhs 6y ago
Not if they are secure. In the security community, if the integrity of the platform requires information about the platform to be secret, it's not secure. The keys should be secure, but the design of algorithms and implementation of th
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by lokedhs 6y ago
Thanks for taking the time to reply. As for the colourscheme, perhaps just a simple toggle button on the web UI to allow for easy switching between light/dark? I'll be checking out the native version as well, and looking forward t
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by lokedhs 6y ago
I tried the online version and it's really neat. I really like the idea of having a commandline but also an editor you can easily switch to. I have only seen this implemented once before (the BASIC that is shipped with RiscOS). I under
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by lokedhs 6y ago
This post mirrors my feeling on this topic as well. Just like the author, I'm also working on a programming language which will not be used by a lot of people. In fact, having a lot of users would make things complicated as I would hav
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by lokedhs 6y ago
If they were truly honest about that they would work with the groups already doing it. Instead, it's mentioned by them whenever the criticism of their walled garden becomes too intense, and then promptly ignored again.
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by lokedhs 6y ago
Windows Forms may have supported it, but no one seemed to use it. You still to this day see dialog boxes in Windows with microscopic text areas in windows that cannot be resized. This is an artefact of the GUI builders used where the develo
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by lokedhs 6y ago
> We did see Gab fall under too much server strain, but it's essentially a centralized version of Mastodon. Mastodon is a quite heavy application and it's arguable that it was never really designed for high-volume traffic (it&#

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