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4y ago
I wish there was some kind of builtin tool in mainstream operating system to validate the real capacity of an external storage. Right now I use h2testw on all storage I purchase, but you kinda need to know this is a thing.
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4y ago
The word sounds exactly how it is written when you say it in French tho, not our fault you adopted the word and say it differently ;)
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4y ago
Those laws are still put in place by elected members of Parliament, she just helps writing them down. The matter that is becomes law is not up to her exclusively, this isn't a dictatorship.
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4y ago
Polititians are more like the stakeholders, and companies generally listen to those more than the customers they serve.
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4y ago
An open-source alternative I was suggested for iOS is Raivo OTP. https://raivo-otp.com/
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4y ago
I hope that this will lead to more eInk-based deployment for digital signage, and ultimately bring down the cost due to the economy of scale.
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4y ago
Maybe we could start one and make it available on Git* ?
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4y ago
Personally I like DataMatrix on small parts, and QR codes for more complex data structures and internal user-facing stuff. An example with QR Code, I made "prefilled" email templates using the mailto: protocol, so let's say y
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4y ago
First, we made a budget of all the household expenses that are recurring, and divided those proportionally to the total revenue we both make. We then have a total that each of us need to transfer into a shared account every week where all h
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4y ago
And can by trivially bypassed using a VPN.
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4y ago
Now that makes me wonder, would the Flipper Zero be able to capture that kind of data? I'll have to buy one someday..
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4y ago
So what's the abuse here, people creating new Tutanota accounts to get access to more "free trials"? Crunchyroll seems to be aiming for the wrong target here, they should clamp down on the free trial by asking for a payment m
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4y ago
And still, trolls are abusing law enforcement response against their own citizens by swatting them. Call me cynical, but the system is broken, and there's gotta be some pushback one way or the other.
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4y ago
They hide behind proxies, VPN, Tor. They obviously don't care about the harm they do to their victims, and the judicial system is mostly powerless to find, even less prosecutes these trolls online. This is simply a reaction to an extre
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4y ago
The issue with the server-client relationship in games is there a trade-off between latency and security required. Offload too many tasks to the server and you end up with a game where you encounter latency where it's critical, like hi
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4y ago
I'll also plug AcoustID from MusicBrainz https://musicbrainz.org/doc/AcoustID
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4y ago
That was just the cherry on top of an otherwise depressingly enlightening presentation on the sad state of farmer equipment running outdated and insecure softwares while they're attempting to lock everyone out but themselves (John Deer
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4y ago
Practical Engineering: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMOqf8ab-42UUQIdVoKwjlQ Wendover Productions: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9RM-iSvTu1uPJb8X5yp3EQ
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4y ago
The product belongs to Mozilla, so I don't see why they shouldn't integrate it.
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4y ago
I believe this depends on some blockchain, and you can't move forward without a consensus from a majority of nodes.
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4y ago
> Get rid of Pocket. Nobody uses it and it was forced on users. I use it daily..
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4y ago
Or lack the competence to take a good decision.
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4y ago
I concur, and I'll add that QR codes are mostly useful when you need to quickly transfer a string of data from the analog to the digital world, while also ensuring some data integrity during interpretation. I can see those complement s
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4y ago
Technically, aren't emojis considered a glyph-based typeface? In the US https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intellectual_property_protecti... > Typefaces cannot be protected by copyright in the United States (Code of
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4y ago
I live somewhere where bilingualism is really strong and we need to offer simultaneous/live audio interpretation in both languages for some important meetings, and for now Zoom is mostly the best option on the market for that, nothing
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4y ago
Turned it off as soon as it came out.
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4y ago
Law and order: Laws are made and signed by the ruling class (not saying all laws are bad, we need them), and they (hopefully) reflect which values the people wants their justice system to protect. Order can be interpreted in two ways; keepi
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4y ago
So Apple should stick to en even older standard (SMS/MMS)? All that Google is asking is for the fallback to be at least in the current century, is that too much to ask.
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4y ago
If the radiation fallout reaches surrounding countries (which is almost certain), this would surely elicit a response from NATO.
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4y ago
I'm confident the federal judge who granted the warrant wouldn't sign it unless he/she is absolutely certain there is a solid case, even more since an ex-President is targeted.
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