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541.
by meibo 6y ago
Well, you'd also keep your security cameras on when going on vacation, it's just that covid is a lot more painful than a vacation.
542.
by meibo 6y ago
In reality though, this is a single tweet without any context or follow-up. You have absolutely no clue what happened. You don't even know if they clicked the "recover account" link before tweeting.
543.
by meibo 6y ago
Yeah, I always think this when this stuff gets posted here and people go "oh my god, I *wish" I could pay Google for support". You can, it's not very expensive and you get a phone number you can call if there's any
544.
by meibo 6y ago
I wonder if this kind of tech will ruin the stock photo industry - all it takes is a recreation of a model like this with a completely open license and someone willing to host it. "Type what you want to see and get a drawing of it&quot
545.
by meibo 6y ago
They're auto-generated on every article, and are a guaranteed ad impression - basically no downsides. People seem to enjoy getting their info spoonfed in slow videos nowadays(not like I'm any better, kept watching till the end as
546.
by meibo 6y ago
If you'd have any clue of the games industry, you wouldn't be saying this. AAA publishers are pushing heavily for this since it makes piracy and hacking obsolete and they always get what they want - there's no way that this i
547.
by meibo 6y ago
Stadia isn't cancelled. The studio is. Stadia itself won't go away any time soon.
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by meibo 6y ago
Mind that there also is a reason why Brendan Eich is no longer at Mozilla. https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-26868536
549.
by meibo 6y ago
Only if you buy real PC hardware, and not a smartphone stuck into a fancy laptop shell.
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by meibo 6y ago
Companies also want their employees to be as productive as possible, which are likely already using Chrome at home because it has the best usability and quality of life for non-technical users. I don't think any IT department worth the
551.
by meibo 6y ago
Maybe you haven't checked this since 2013: https://gs.statcounter.com/browser-market-share This statistic is not without reason. Chrome still has considerable usability and security advantages, especially for non-techn
552.
by meibo 6y ago
And with most RE software(especially the mentioned inaccessible interactive disassembling tool) you'll get that by default, waiting for a 70mb binary to analyze isn't fun :)
553.
by meibo 6y ago
Valve only recently implemented a semi Discord-clone(with way better quality voice chat, give it a try some time if you haven't yet). Their chat system has been famously bad and mostly unchanged since the early 2010's, and only ve
554.
by meibo 6y ago
If you have any experience with the Signal GitHub projects, you'd know that you're lucky to even get a reply. They seem to strictly follow their own agenda. If they don't think something is important, it won't be taken c
555.
by meibo 6y ago
You can make good Electron apps if you care enough. Electron is decidedly not why Signal Desktop is terrible, it's just a contributing factor.
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by meibo 6y ago
Signal Desktop is a travesty. Their design causes it to be incredibly slow, to miss messages, to have them arrive out of order - and that's not even acknowledging the usability downfalls. They really need to do better. I hope they can
557.
by meibo 6y ago
No, it's not - but you can buy funny dances with it!
558.
by meibo 6y ago
Surprised to see a "glossy" style logo in there. That style has been pretty much gone since, what, 2014? Reminded me of an interesting video essay on how "flat" styles came to be and why they're (probably) here to s
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by meibo 6y ago
Germany has this for ID cards and passports, albeit via NFC, it's just not very widely used yet. I actually thought that this is an European standard as I seem to remember seeing it used in other airports in Europe, but it's been
560.
by meibo 6y ago
Because most of the "positive advances" they make are a direct consequence of their inhumane government that can afford to do whatever it wants or just plain PR. Just look at their COVID response, for example. Of course it's
561.
by meibo 6y ago
How much bitcoin do you own?
562.
by meibo 6y ago
So this means modern macs essentially have 4 copies of OS X installed? One regular, 2 recoveries, and whatever runs on their management controller(Bridge OS? Does that still exist on M1 macs?) and the touch bar. Seems to work out fine for t
563.
by meibo 6y ago
I've experienced a lot of the same. I think the main cause for this is that WhatsApp still just works for most everyone, especially non-technical people - it's still a great product with many features, there's no settings you
564.
by meibo 6y ago
I don't think you can complain about this while using your school-supplied account for that much private data. Seems acceptable for schools to start enforcing acceptable-use policies that exclude using these accounts for anything but s
565.
by meibo 6y ago
It really isn't in a lot of european countries. For this speed, you'd be paying 60-90€ at any ISP in Germany, if it's even available to you.
566.
by meibo 6y ago
That's not really true in my experience, I've had some issues with quotas being displayed incorrectly on my completely free account recently and got an answer within a few hours, saying that they reset the tracking and relayed a b
567.
by meibo 6y ago
There's only so much you can do with a single, front facing camera. For example, automatic lane changes are impossible with this. Additionally to the fact that I kinda want to avoid rapidly evolving open source software that runs on An
568.
by meibo 6y ago
Like having a Facebook account?
569.
by meibo 6y ago
In case you've never implemented a good dark mode in a big codebase: it's not that easy.
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by meibo 6y ago
Small difference: VS Code isn't on official apt repos, so they added the Microsoft repo by default on their learning-based linux distribution that is supposed to help children learn with ease.

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