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madez
9y ago
To avoid the difficulties with reflections, maybe triangulation with drones up in the air could give at least an area where the sound originates from.
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An individually negotiated agreement that fulfills all the legal requirements of a contract is a valid way to ensure enforceability. But just repeating a part in many contracts is enough to make a court say that it is not individually neg
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9y ago
One can simply start an openssh-server on localhost with some unused port for testing. There is no need for the internet, other computers or let alone other computers from somebody else over the internet for that.
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9y ago
Do you have any evidence why cancer shouldn't taste good?
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madez
9y ago
Thanks for the video! I often painted what one has to do with their vocal tract to illustrate how to create a certain sound, and I also use a finger in the mouth to show people how to pronounce the 'ch' in the german 'Ich
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9y ago
I use a gpg smartcard to log into SSH. That way I don't need a password (technically, the smartcards reader wants the PIN, but the computer sees no PIN) and the key can't be stolen easily.
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9y ago
It is not about learning everything by doing it yourself from scratch. Hosting a service yourself on your own server is becoming simpler and simpler by the day. Capable hardware is cheaply available in the form of single board computers and
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madez
9y ago
Who is giving the advice to not host your own server? My advice is to do host your own server.
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madez
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I managed to ask someone who lived in Sweden. They said it is pronounced as an alveolar, short trill.
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9y ago
The site doesn't play sound for me, not even with activated JS, cookies and DOM storage.
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madez
9y ago
I was not trolling in any way. I'm dumbfounded. Why would you think I were trolling?
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9y ago
Is the ‘r’ in ‘fri’ in Danish and Swedish pronounced as a trill (Russian ‘Ру́сский’), tap (Spanish ‘pero’), or an approximative (English ‘red’)? Is it dental, alveolar (Spanish ‘pero’) or postalveolar (Hanover-German ‘Rachen’)?
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9y ago
> Heart rate data is stuck in their ecosystem Unless you live in a country where every user can demand the release of the data about them. In Germany (and AFAIK all of the EU) for example, that is the case. Besides that, I consider unfri
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9y ago
My experience is that there is a lot of toxicity on the internet, but also outside of it. I'm disappointed by how toxic, money-obsessed, and ignorant many people are. On the internet, all that is concentrated and delivered straight to
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I liked the style. It was entertaining, informational, clear, and unique.
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Clicking a checkbox is no legally binding agreement. Parts in a contract can be void even if agreed by both sides.
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EULAs are not generally enforceable nor legally binding at least in Europe. I personally have acknowledgment in a legal dispute that parts of even a signed contract were void and invalid because they were considered an EULA (AGB).
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9y ago
What you are describing is a specific scenario based on specific solutions. I see multiple things going wrong there. Chrome shouldn't access your credentials without telling you what it's used for. Chrome shouldn't expose cry
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That's what hardware-backed crypto protects against. Passwords on their own is a bad security practice. A tiny dedicated computer like Tomu[0] that fits into your computer, that provides authentication (and similar cryptographic functi
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Why? I mean, what could ever go wrong with storing highly sensitive credentials, form data, and usage history in the same app that automatically and promiscuously downloads and executes code from the internet?
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Imagine a subject only sociopaths are willing to take. I see good reasons why the society might want to change the framework so that even non-sociopaths take that subject. Now, neither men nor women are sociopaths, but they are different. T
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> Science is important, even for the 'its obvious, everyone knows it is dangerous' kinda stuff. Indeed. Intuition, or in other words the "well, that's obvious" feeling, might be a good lazy approximation of the t
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Why do people let keys lie around on storage? A smartcard is dirt cheap and comes even including reader in all shapes and sizes. There are no excuses.
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I think Qubes' approach should be the default. There is no valid reason for so many permissions by default. The current default for example on Debian is crazy! Any user can read the home directory of any other user by default! If someb
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Thanks for pointing this exmple out. Now, I'm also confident that graphics are doable in integer arithmetic. Anybody any ideas where IEEE-754 is mandatory to achieve acceptable performance in individual computing workloads?
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That is a very interesting question. Sometimes a solution to a problem using IEEE-754-arithmetic can be rewritten to use integer arithmetic. Now, what are the problems where IEEE-754-arithmetic is used now, and in what cases it cannot be re
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In Recital 43, the GDPR adds a presumption that consent is not freely given if there is “a clear imbalance between the data subject and the controller, in particular where the controller is a public authority.” Importantly, a controller may
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I would love to mirror OSM including all the data, the rendering and the website. Is there a way to do that? I can get the data[0], but is there some guide or container image that includes all the rest that is needed in a working condition?
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That is very soon illegal in the EU thanks to the GDPR, and it is already in some countries like Germany.
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> To be very honest, I feel like her post is the equivalent of an prison guard complaining of the lack of empathy and manners in prisoner population... This is not a valid comparison because when posing as a male she did bit receive the
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