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martin_a
1y ago
Not OP but try browsing the web with a combination of Browser + OS that is slightly off to what most people use and you'll see Captchas pop up at every corner of the Internet. And if the new style of Captchas is then like this one it&#
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> If they want to take my car apart to figure out that i disabled it, then go ahead. I'll just pull the plug the moment you force me to plug it back in. Be that stupid if you want to. But rest assured that insurance companies will
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Well, safety is impacted, but it seems to be up to you. If you want to go down like _a real man_ because your car couldn't call emergency services that's your choice. Other people might (hopefully) make another choice.
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That's true, only cars build after March 2018 need to have it. If you car is older you're fine.
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eCall is also opening up a two way communication with the emergency line, so they can gather more information. Might be helpful if your microphone does work in that case.
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> Somewhat related, an easy early fix was to disable the car's microphone in the headliner light assembly. This (and maybe the things he does further on) would probably interfer with the eCall system that is mandatory for cars in Eu
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1y ago
Thanks, I will look into that!
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Ask HN: Does reporting spam/phishing help at all?
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Same marketing BS like "the best iPhone ever!". Well, duh, if your new version (of hardware/software) isn't better, what the deal then?
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I think they wanted others to build semiconductor labs for them for free, because... I don't know, "we're OpenAI" or so...
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Please link to sources where this has happend in Germany.
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Which printer did you buy? Only gave it a quick glance but there seems to be a wide variety of printers...
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> The % of europeans who have killed more than 10 civilians must be 1000x the US average over the last 100 years. WTF did I just read? Anyways, maybe have a look at this list: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ma
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1y ago
Not sure if that's version specific, but my one can (version 26.7.0) without any issues or warnings. Tried with this sample file: https://www.gstatic.com/webp/gallery/1.webp
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1y ago
Adobe Photoshop has support for WebP (through "Save as", not "Export") but I don't think WebP is important.
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> best solution to this would be a cryptocurrency No. Cryptocurrencies are never a solution to anything. Don't lie to yourself (or others).
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1y ago
Flattr was exactly that. Was. Didn't work out in the end, I guess, but we'd all be better of with that...
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Project page should be this?!? https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uBOL-home
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1y ago
As someone who has been to both Hamburg and Munich quite a few times I find them hard to compare. Each city has its own benefits and they are both great in their way. I think in the end it comes down to whether you like mountains more than
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> And OpenAi probably had to renegotiate with those with a $100m offer so their costs went up. That sounds like the actual move here. Exploding your competitors cost structure because you're said to pay insane amounts of money for p
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Ok, will have to check again, thanks for the info!
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You can think about WordPress what you want, but afaik it does not allow to upload WebP files to its media gallery without any additional plugins while being said to run large parts of the internet...
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1y ago
As others have pointed out, JPEG is just fine. It's "enough" in the best sense of the word and gets its job done. It's supported on every device, in every browser, image viewer and whatnot. It. Just. Works. Maybe there a
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Sorry, but that sounds more like a problem with your color management systems and workflows and not so much with JPEG itself.
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> How in the world do people store images / photos nowadays? Well, as JPEGs? Why not? Quality is just fine if you don't touch the quality slider in Photoshop or other software. For "more" there's still lossless c
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The article is wrong on that. Top left is "reserved" for the logo, top right for a menu. That's learned behaviour all across the "left to right" world.
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Similar to the service that has been up here a few times in the last days: https://www.joindns4.eu/
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Nice to see Pico CSS in use here. I'm using it for internal tools and private side projects for some time, too. I like it.
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Fire departments and police in Germany are deploying more and more drone units, too. Firefighters use them to search for missing persons but also to get aerial images and a better overview of larger scenes as "running around" is o
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> Not to mention the unfortunate association with IPv4 in the service name. I read it as "DNS for EU" not as a hint towards IPv4.
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