monegator

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by monegator 6mo ago
Yeah, because you allegedly consented to them being able to update your ECUs via the mobile link in the cars when you bought the car. As if I needed another reason to keep my 2014 skoda. If i ever have to get a new car, i will disable telem
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by monegator 6mo ago
dash cams are local and pointing at the road, not everywhere. body cams are local and mostly used by law enforcement to guarantee they are not abusing their power. glassholes are connected to the cloud. you may have the right to record on p
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by monegator 6mo ago
> time and cost as much as anything else you people have been saying that for at least twenty years. In the meantime the renewables have failed to produce a noticeable change in my part of europe, sentiment is increasingly pro-nuke but y
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by monegator 6mo ago
And who should pay that tax? me? the average joe? they are not providing me a vehichle that is as good and as convenient as my 12yo diesel station wagon. if 8 years ago - when i bought it - it cost 90% of my then income, the same model&#x
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by monegator 6mo ago
why use brave, really, when you have firefox? I get it if you're on iOS
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by monegator 6mo ago
This is one of the reasons i never used LLMs for anything related to coding. And i never intend to do. If i tell the thing to generate, will it generate the same thing, every time? will it change stuff that is working because the random num
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by monegator 6mo ago
> If US labor productivity rises by more than 2%—and implicit in the size of this bet is a guess much higher—US carbon intensity goes down correspondingly, and these data centers end up as a win for the climate I can promise you it won&#
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by monegator 6mo ago
- Intel CPU -> No thanks - Touchscreen -> mmkay, but i don't really care - Haptic touchpad -> I absolutely hate those. I want to click buttons. Buttons. Buttons. Well, this is not for me i guess :(
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by monegator 6mo ago
yes, you can always use some nasty protocol over HID for your devices. But really most of what i do is one or multiple bulk endpoints so i can achieve full bandwidth (downloading firmware, streaming data, ...) OS2.0 made it possible to do i
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by monegator 6mo ago
Not sure what you mean. Anyway OS 2.0 descriptors are a custom USB descriptor that basically tells the device to use WinUSB as the driver. The burden then is in the application that will have to implement the read/writes to the endpoin
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by monegator 6mo ago
Not really, as long as the firmware developers used OS 2.0 descriptors (For the rare occurences that our customer is using 7 or earlier, we tell them to use zadig and be done with it.)
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by monegator 6mo ago
you do know microsoft OS 2.0 descriptors are a thing, right? or that you can force the unknown device to use WinUSB but really most devices you want to interface to via webusb are CDC and DFU so.. problem solved?
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by monegator 6mo ago
> about the same thing yes. I have to keep telling my colleagues "about what?" for about 4-5 times in a row, at least twice daily, until they finally realize they have to tell me which client, feature, product or whatever else
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by monegator 6mo ago
Unfortunately, the only thing that would work is to hire a bot service that would report the offending account en masse.
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by monegator 6mo ago
Phew. for a moment there i thought they would start blocking alternate uses of the back button in apps (for like when it means "go back" and when it means "close everything") That would have severely rustled my jimmies
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by monegator 6mo ago
Bottom of the page: "Any suggestions? Sign up for an account to suggest changes or new products." (granted: what on earth do i need an account for, that can't be done with a form or an email?)
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by monegator 6mo ago
being european, i'm really glad of the role that ESA has in Artemis. ESA is bringing new tech to the table.
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by monegator 6mo ago
what was wrong with https://european-alternatives.eu/ ?
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by monegator 7mo ago
what about the fact that it is a joint effort between different agencies?
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by monegator 7mo ago
I don't even have a microsoft account! anything microsoft i had (like the ancient hotmail address) was deleted years ago
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by monegator 7mo ago
Like when i went to my github account to withdraw all copilot consents - which i never used anyway just to be greeted with an email that welcomed me to copilot and the free plan. No button or link to disable the thing.
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by monegator 7mo ago
> Copilot may include advertising
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by monegator 7mo ago
> We won't do something like this again. it won't be an ad. It won't be a tip. It will be a suggestion! Recommendation! Opportunity!
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by monegator 7mo ago
i had a gitea instance in a beaglebone black! Self hosting can have really low requirements (now it's a much beefier banana pi R3 router, but there are many containers running on it)
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by monegator 7mo ago
> Having an ad-supported free tier isn’t new having ads shoved in paid tiers isn't new either
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by monegator 7mo ago
might be: there is too much busy work as it is, but we need people to work in order to make money in order to spend it in order to keep the circus from going under. It's the circle of life Let me remind you that you are not paying the
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by monegator 7mo ago
> How this affects you? > checks list ... nope, nothing will either directly or indirectly affect me. Let it happen sooner, rather than later, and unleash the mobs at the tech bros that set the world on course to make everybody's
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by monegator 7mo ago
i mean that i don't know of a single bank in my country that still offers physical tokens. I'm sure there is at least one and you have to go through hoops. I left my previous main bank after they retired the tokens and mandated th
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by monegator 7mo ago
they probably got paid 500k for sponsored content
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by monegator 7mo ago
Banks. Always banks. It is almost impossible to have a physical access token in my country.

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