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by mnau 3y ago
Vimes Boot theory was that poor people can't afford high quality stuff and thus pay more (constant replacement of low quality boots) and get less (wet feet).
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by mnau 3y ago
Does it really improve anything? With today's technology, it should be simple put there camera and just monitor containers visually using computer vision +ai. It's not like they are in hangar. Hell, spacex is monitored 24x7 while
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by mnau 3y ago
It's still the good old "but he does it too, so it's fine that I do it" No, it's not. We moved past that so we have an (in theory) independent arbiter, in this case WTO.
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by mnau 3y ago
Our government uses equivalent of www.mydatabox.cz (real one is mojedatovaschranka.cz). Literally a domain that looks like from teaching material for phishing, no databox.gov.cz or something like that. The domain is for an official legal do
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by mnau 3y ago
Whataboutism.
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by mnau 3y ago
Tbh, new teams eat only half the memory old one did. Still sucks, but it's 700MB RAM vs 1.4GB just to open a chat.
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by mnau 3y ago
At this time, US sanctions cover even NXT:1980Di (Netherlands will be soon pressured to do the same). That is from 2016 and is least advanced DI ASML still makes.
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by mnau 3y ago
Most projects run on 1-2 devs. That is the situation for top 1000 projects in your ecosystem (npm, nuget, pypy). Roughly half will be this way. Take random project and go to github insights/contributions tab to see for yourself.
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by mnau 3y ago
It didn't cost hundreds if billions to build EUV. > Overall, EUV lithography machines needed more than $6.3B in R&D investments over 17 years to come to market Japan could do it too (GigaPhoton had viable light source, but no cu
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by mnau 3y ago
Huawei design division was on par with apple. Ymtc was first in the market with 200+ layer NAND. Their domestic share of semi equipment machines with publuc tenders (=legacy) has gone through the roof and is over 60% (was 10? I think five y
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by mnau 3y ago
That horse left the barn. That's like EU going back to Russian gas, because it's cheaper. Not going to happen.
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by mnau 3y ago
If you are ouside of EU, it wasn't for nothing. EU is only sixths of world GDP and shrinking.
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by mnau 3y ago
Inventor profits by being ahead of competition. VisiCalc (first spreadsheet) was a killer app. But they didn't innovate and were taken over by Lotus 1-2-3 four years later. Lotus was great, graphs and all. Same thing happened to the Lo
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by mnau 3y ago
Common API means being replaceable, fungible. There are no margins in that.
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by mnau 3y ago
Also known as OS/2: Redux strategy.
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by mnau 3y ago
Byuu (author of bnes emulator), would disagree about harassment Kiwi farms. But he is dead (by his own hand), so...
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by mnau 3y ago
Brendan Eich (former CTO & CEO of Mozilla) managed to get 1% of marketshare for Brave from zero. FF has 3.3%. I think FF would have done mych better under his leadership.
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by mnau 3y ago
A big part of open source motivation is a creative expression. Then there are raccoon digging through dumpsters for free code. I find this mindset (why aren’t you working on something that benefits me, Bender) rather toxic.
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by mnau 3y ago
I am not the the developer of the extension. It's just interesting issue I have come across.
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by mnau 3y ago
What Russian messages?
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by mnau 3y ago
I believe the profit number, even the number of lines > 8 lines of code in the manifest of your extension. As long as they are lines [like ones used to collect card info]( https://www.theregister.com/2018/09/11&#
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by mnau 3y ago
I will leave this as a gallery of emails with offers to buy extension hoverzoom: https://github.com/extesy/hoverzoom/discussions/670 Sidenote: The "collaboration" offers come from time to time even
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by mnau 3y ago
There should be a test along with that edge case then. In same commit that fixed the edge case. Possibly updates to documentation, change log etc. Commits are a purely for developers, excluding the rest of team.
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by mnau 3y ago
Software is in a very unique position. It can be attacked all the time with completely impunity. Buildings are completely vulnerable even to simple hammer breaking windows, locks have been basically broken for decades Food processor is easi
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by mnau 3y ago
So you propose no idea of "minimal set". If a liability is proposed, it has to be reasonably binary state: compliant/non-compliant. Just like every time, there is no concrete proposal what constitute "minimal set".
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by mnau 3y ago
How do you define "minimum safety, correctness and quality standard"?
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by mnau 3y ago
It's 996 system, from 9AM to 9PM, 6 days a week. Not that it really matters that much, but it was found illegal Supreme People's Court in 2021.
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by mnau 3y ago
How so? FF has minimal market share, most of it on desktops.
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by mnau 3y ago
Apple will have to. If EU forces browser choice to iOS, there is a considerable possibility of the last bastion of browser diversity to be lost. I know, it's kind of hilarious considering Apple, but it's chrome 70%, Safari 20% and
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by mnau 3y ago
Go to the source: https://single-market-economy.ec.europa.eu/system/files/2022... > In order not to hamper innovation or research, this Directive should not apply to free and open-source software developed or s

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