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You can thing of Syncthing as a p2p dropbox. It can also double as a "live-backup" program, similar e.g. to Time Machine, if you enable file versioning in one of the peer nodes. Rsync is great as there is a clear master copy. But
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Coming up next: US to rewrite its past laws of physics.
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"legitimate interest" is just weasel words. With some mental gymnastics, you can argue for anything to be legitimate. And you can continue to do so until someone steps up, challenges your claims in a court, and wins the case.
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> The last major intelligence coup CIA had (that we know of) was when the agency called the Russia's invasion of Ukraine months in advance. If you have invented the disease, then surely you can warn in advance that a cure will be ne
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White savior complex: "We know better what's best for you."
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This is Reaganomics [1], but for speakers. There's just a handful of audiophiles that would be replacing their speakers every year, so there would be hardly any "downflow" of quality second-hand speakers. And repairability ju
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Test-only dependencies should be maintained separately from functional dependencies. For standardized things like testing, I'm not sure if DIY makes sense. Even if you use 10% of its capabilities, sticking with an established test fram
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I mostly agree with TFA, with one glaring exception: The quality of Google search results has regressed so badly in the past years (played by SEO experts), that AI was actually a welcome improvement.
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I.e. a critical review from someone who is unlikely to be objective. It's particularly hard to essentially denounce your life's work.
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I'm all against dark patterns, but how can you ban them? Even after EU explicitly trying to curb dark patterns for website cookies, I can't recall having ever seen the "only functional cookies" option displayed in the sa
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> Those counters don't typically print tickets, it's a different "ticketing" counter. WTF are you talking about? (a) Ticketing counters sell tickets. (b) To print a boarding pass you just need a printer, which is al
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It's always nice to have an impromptu HN poll. We may have been missing and didn't know :) And now that you mention it, next year will be my 30th Unix-versary. Time flies... Still not a greybeard though.
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That's useful indeed. Did you custom-code it, or is it e.g. an ohmyzsh plugin or something?
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I would be very curious to see an age demographic chart of people using e.g. Starship. Personally, over time, I have stopped caring too much about prompt customization. I concluded that, no matter how carefully you curate your prompt, 90% o
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Fair enough :)
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To be frank, it wouldn't be a surprise for Trump to claim "total obliteration" while having achieved nothing substantial. This would also be a very convenient way to break the current impasse: Trump can claim victory and brag
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> they're saying the guy was misrepresenting himself You mean like "peacemaker"/"America First" Donald Trump? > why is the solution to that problem "just endure four years of destruction until he lea
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> some religious lunatics would deem that worthy That would be primarily Evangelical Zionists, seeking to hasten the end of days.
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> A question to Europeans here, why do you believe that the bureaucracy that's been so completely ineffective at facilitating the growth of modern tech companies in Europe, should be given even more power and control? US-style "
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I think you miss some key issues here: (a) Browser fingerprinting can be very robust if you select your data points correctly. E.g. installed plugins, content language, fonts. The used data points can be dynamically fine-tuned in retrospect
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I'm confused. I was expecting to see th plug hooked to the GPIO i2c pins, but just plugging it to the RPi appears to be enough. So, does HDMI directly expose an i2c interface?
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My main gripe with dotfile managers (including lnk) is that they assume a uniform environment. I haven't found one that doesn't make this fundamendal assumption. Some scenarios where dot fils may differ between computers: - My .gi
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And what worse is that the guilt-tipping POS have started appearing also in Europe. Probably to take advantage of American tourists who wouldn't know better.
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And here come the dark UI patterns that won't show you the "No Tip" option upfront, but instead require you to navigate through an unknown menu to find it, or worse enter "0" manually. And at the same time, the next
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This is a very regressive line of thinking, promoted by those who want to block any positive change and maintain (a favourable for them) status quo. - If you are negatively affected from a situation and you speak out, "you are doing it
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But that's the point! A professional pilot misunderstood/was unaware of a new safety feature, despite their professional experience and continuous training. So, is it really sane to put similar features in cars, where you get your
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So her criticism is that Varoufakis' term is invalid because we do not have a perfect analogy to medieval feudalism? Of course the analogy is not perfect! I mean when we talk e.g. about "fascism" in modern day, how close is i
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Wait, wait... You now need to tip BEFORE receiving any service at all? WTF is wrong with you USA?
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You make it sound like a therapists' conspiracy. I think the DoorDash culture is promoted because it means you can now work an hour more of (often unpaid) overtime, without worrying for your dinner. Or that you won't resist the ex
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What are the politics behind this? It is kind of unexpected to see this happen under Trump. Had this been in plans for years and the administration just failed to take notice and stop it? Is this the FTC trying to undermine Trump? Maybe it
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