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   by mikae1 2y ago

   > as of March 2024 there are 32 reports of people allegedly dying in relation to the Wim Hof Method Link?
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   by mikae1 2y ago

   > Hof appeared on Dutch TV yesterday Link?
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   by mikae1 2y ago

   I wish performance per watt[1] was more regarded than pure performance in times of ecological crisis. Let's see how these two fare... [1] https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Performance_per_watt
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   by mikae1 2y ago

   So, using the same logic, Meta should not be liable for what happens on Facebook because users do not pay… That's some Barlowesque[1] thinking that would play into the hands of big tech. If Telegram didn't want to answer to Fren
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   by mikae1 2y ago

   Pretty please, make a Flatpak! I'm a Plasma user that loves native looking apps. However, Python dependencies is a living nightmare that I won't enter.
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   by mikae1 2y ago

   Cool! I would add web fonts to that list. The web page says nothing about what it does. The <title> says "ful.co - a svelte and sveltekit related blog and agency". Very confusing. Add the HN title to the web page?
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   by mikae1 2y ago

   I hope you get two at least. Backups needed.
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   by mikae1 2y ago

   https://www.lexend.com is an alternative.
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   by mikae1 2y ago

   I had hopes for Radxa X4 but https://youtube.com/watch?v=b--l3yU4f00 was an eye opener for me. There will compromises at this size for x86.
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    by mikae1 2y ago

    Native vertical tabs are already in nightly and it's about as neutered as its Edge and Vivaldi counterparts. What Edge and Vivaldi does not have is APIs for implementing something as impressive as the nested style Sidebery or Tree Styl
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    by mikae1 2y ago

    The first rule about your home network is…
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    by mikae1 2y ago

    I was a long time TST user. Switched to Sidebery over a year ago. Has a more polished feel. The styles editor is very nice. Changing the fonts to -apple-system made it blend in well with the OS.
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    by mikae1 2y ago

    That's actually bad news, because it will severely limited with no nesting. Sidebery or TST won't be replaced with this.
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    by mikae1 2y ago

    > By and large, Europeans would rather this type of thing be in the hands of the government over a private company while Americans would prefer the reverse. Well, you can vote for politicians that align with your values. The American
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    by mikae1 2y ago

    > what limits do we place on countries randomly being able to make supranational claims like this? Randomly? EU or other nations act because their citizens have their rights violated. I assume Clearview has collected Dutch faces en mas
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    by mikae1 2y ago

    Hadn't noticed. I'm F-Droid only. Use https://github.com/ImranR98/Obtainium if you don't want to install F-Droid.
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    by mikae1 2y ago

    heatmap.py[1] + GPSLogger[2] for a low(er) tech solution. [1] http://sethoscope.net/heatmap/ , https://github.com/sethoscope/heatmap [2] https://github.com/mendhak/gpslogger&#
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    by mikae1 2y ago

    > The US is only around 10%. That's what you get when gas is dirt cheap, I guess.
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    by mikae1 2y ago

    The truest XKCD ever: https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/python_environment_2x.png
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    by mikae1 2y ago

    https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41400420
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    by mikae1 2y ago

    I interpret the below quote as: if there was a wav file and an mp3 file, they dumped the mp3 and created an mp4/aac from the wav (saving both the wav and the mp4/aac pair). Where there only was an mp3 file I assume they kept the m
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    by mikae1 2y ago

    Meta is a gatekeeper, it applies to their services. This (or an alternative) will have to be rolled out to Instagram. I guess now the smaller Threads is testing ground.
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    by mikae1 2y ago

    He’s already forced to by regulators[1]. That’s the reason he did this. No love involved, rest assured. [1] https://digital-markets-act.ec.europa.eu/gatekeepers_en
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    by mikae1 2y ago

    And while you're at it, let the toddlers weigh in.
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    by mikae1 2y ago

    Its SIL licensed. Free and open source.
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    by mikae1 2y ago

    Thanks!
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    by mikae1 2y ago

    That is an absurdly Americentric take on this case. Corporations should adopt to local laws, not the other way around.
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    by mikae1 2y ago

    Yes, private messages can be E2EE. But as you say, they're a hassle (no sync between devices as an example).
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    by mikae1 2y ago

    Hey Tim! Just wonder if you were inspired by Hot Glue. https://hotglue.me
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    by mikae1 2y ago

    > Does this mean that according to EU, or France, E2E-encrypted platforms need to "cooperate" (provide backdoors)? No, not yet. > Or does it refer to public channels only? On Telegram channels and groups are not E2EE. I&