looperhacks

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by looperhacks 5mo ago
Get a ticket to a premium area and count the "influencers" who are there just to produce content, instead of enjoying the show
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by looperhacks 5mo ago
1USD = 6,35 DKK
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by looperhacks 5mo ago
They sell to the EU, so they have to follow their regulations. If they don't, the devices can be seized by customs. Tbh there are more issues if they wanted to be compliant with EU regulations. I'm fine that they aren't compl
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by looperhacks 5mo ago
1. Does it matter where the radioactive material comes from? It still represents the ability of storing nuclear waste. 2. Never intended, but still used as such [0] 4. Seems like most experts disagree here [0]: https://web.archi
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by looperhacks 5mo ago
There's this thing called battery
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by looperhacks 5mo ago
Now, I'm pretty confident to say that this is obviously just a red herring to distract from the fact that Frau Klöckner simply fell for a phishing attack. The usage of Signal wasn't the real problem (besides that it isn't for
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by looperhacks 5mo ago
The earliest doc I can find quickly shows that the BSI already recommended Wire in 2021 (at least; couldn't find anything earlier). The actual authorization seemed to have happened some time in 2024, but it's possible that just no
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by looperhacks 6mo ago
I remember SUSE not being harder to use then any other desktop distribution. But it has a lot, and I mean a lot of knobs to turn if you want to. But you don't have to.
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by looperhacks 6mo ago
Two of the three clips clearly show a bike-lane blocked by pedestrians. The third looks like a shared space - but blocked in a way where it seems reasonable to ask for space by ringing the bell?
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by looperhacks 6mo ago
Where I live, there are different levels of "shared" and I would be very confused if a cyclist would just stay behind me instead of ringing the bell. It's different cultures.
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by looperhacks 6mo ago
Nobody is seriously discussing speed limits right now ...
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by looperhacks 6mo ago
Maybe carefully read TFA - the age verification came from a Californian law
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by looperhacks 6mo ago
I'm German and have never heard of this book before. Was born quite a bit after it was released, though
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by looperhacks 6mo ago
I know it's fiction - but in reality, Karen is likely just as annoyed by this as the author. The spam should go to the person in charge, not the person who is forced to deal with this every day
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by looperhacks 7mo ago
> but it requires knowing what class and value to pass Unless you use a text editor without any coding capabilities, your IDE should show you which values you can pass. The alternative is to have more methods, I guess? > why can'
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by looperhacks 7mo ago
This is already a crazy take on its own, why would a fork have to describe their relation to the parent project front and center? Both the Readme and the comparison page link to the origin blog post [1] that describes the lineage clearly. B
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by looperhacks 7mo ago
You "need a plugin" in the sense that every component of maven is a "plugin". The core plugins give you everything you need to build a self-contained jar - if you wanted to, you don't even have to configure the plug
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by looperhacks 7mo ago
You can create a native executable with GraalVM. Alternatively, if you want to keep the JVM: With the ongoing project Leyden, you can already "pre-train" some parts of the JVM warm-up, with full AoT code compilation coming some ti
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by looperhacks 7mo ago
I can use Wero just fine in my banking app. Can't try the app that's called Wero in the Play store because it just directs me to my banking app. But I can open it at least ...
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by looperhacks 7mo ago
Kerbal Space Program?
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by looperhacks 7mo ago
Hack-backs are a topic that comes up every few months from government representatives here. There are two big problems I have with this: - you don't know "who" you hit. The case in TFA is still rather simple (just send the &q
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by looperhacks 7mo ago
> Legitimate use cases, including security research, web archiving, and search engine crawling, can be distinguished from credential scanning by scope and target: no valid automated process needs to probe arbitrary third-party servers fo
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by looperhacks 7mo ago
Besides the fact that 99% of the general population won't be able to understand this, a $5€ wrench says that you show me proof of the correct private key (either by you showing me the letter you received, me being present when you set
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by looperhacks 7mo ago
Don't worry, our minister for economic affairs and energy will make sure that we will stop this solar madness and return to good old clean and green gas /s (she worked and lobbied for the gas sector before joining the current gove
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by looperhacks 7mo ago
How do you know that the videos are AI or not? For many of them it's pretty clear, but I imagine not every user is labelling their AI uploads properly
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by looperhacks 7mo ago
In the end, the supreme court case decided that the re-implementation fell under fair use, it did not answer the copyright question.
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by looperhacks 7mo ago
There is compensation for delayed DB trains, but it might not be what you hope for :D 60 min delay: 25% (or 100% if you abort your travel) 120 min delay: 50% Furthermore, your ticket is usually unlocked for all trains in case of delay, not
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by looperhacks 7mo ago
This is a reference to the weird situation that Schleswig Holstein was really the only state that allowed gambling until 2021 (there were exceptions). Every (legal) online gambling platform officially required you to be from Schleswig Holst
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by looperhacks 8mo ago
The Pentagon is pretty high on my list of "institutions that are probably very interested in weapons and surveillance". I think it's more expected than a bad look
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by looperhacks 8mo ago
I just checked, Champignoncremesuppe is not in my dictionary ;) It has some compound words. But including too many of them would quickly get out of hand

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