morsch

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by morsch 1y ago
> Mitigation for the things that affect the most number of people is how the world works. Millions of people hurt themselves, physically hurt themselves, every day, doing things that we could easily restrict. Yet we still allow them to b
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by morsch 1y ago
I just tried removing the access photos permission entirely from Whatsapp on my Android phone. Then, sharing a photo from within the Photos app pops up the permission dialog in Whatsapp. You need to give it at least the "Limited"
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by morsch 1y ago
So they (or rather TC) claim. Does the DSA actually require it, though?
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by morsch 1y ago
I looked it up. Sending a regular smallish package (2 kg, 35 x 25 x 10 cm, think small laptop) from Germany to NYC is about 25 EUR, now only available for gifts under 100 EUR. Sending it as express, which is what businesses now apparently h
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by morsch 1y ago
Works fine, Firefox Android 142.0b9
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by morsch 1y ago
You may still be able to get an old model, but they're not making smart watches anymore, unfortunately.
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by morsch 1y ago
> You don't have to pay, In Eastern Europe telcos pay themselves to wire fiber to your door in hopes you'll sign up with them. It's wired, I just have to sign up. But 1000 Mbit is more expensive than the 100 Mbit I have no
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by morsch 1y ago
"Germany's 5G coverage was 99% in 2024, slightly exceeding the EU average." https://www.heise.de/en/news/EU-digitization-report-Fiber-op... "Today passengers enjoy at least 200 Mbit/s on 9
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by morsch 1y ago
I could have fiber, but I see no point in upgrading from DSL. Why? It works. In fact, I could have upgraded to 250 Mbit DSL years and years ago, but 100 Mbit is fine. Why bother spending money or time making changes to my home's critic
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by morsch 1y ago
Supporting instant payments is now mandatory in the EU on the receiving side, and in a couple of weeks on the sending side. No surcharge allowed either, which usually means it's free.
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by morsch 1y ago
Well, I set it up, but I had to refer to the manual and it still took me like five to ten minutes. https://osmand.net/de/docs/user/navigation/routing/brouter/ Novice users wouldn't stand a
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by morsch 1y ago
Too bad that using brouter with osmand is so complicated.
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by morsch 1y ago
It's not so much about the permissions (which is a browser issue) but about the config.prejoinConfig.enabled flag: usually when joining a meeting, you get an interstitial page which let's you check your webcam image and sound sett
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by morsch 1y ago
Yep, I figured it was just the files required to print the case. That's good then!
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by morsch 1y ago
Here's a link to the firmware: https://github.com/teufelaudio/mynd-firmware I haven't been able to find PCB schematics; there's stuff here but I don't think that's it? https://suppor
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by morsch 1y ago
One reason is that it's already so expensive to operate a regular train, that the expense of having one employee (or even two) isn't as significant compared to a individual transportation. Paying the taxi driver is a significant p
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by morsch 1y ago
Asking ChatGPT about him yields: "Otto Kekäläinen is a prominent figure in the open-source software ecosystem, renowned as a visionary leader driving technological and organizational transformation.“
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by morsch 1y ago
You're probably right about the native version, but the Windows version works fine: https://www.protondb.com/app/297000?device=pc
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by morsch 1y ago
There's a Steam app that's basically the store?
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Firmware for the open source Teufel Mynd speaker(github.com)
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by morsch 1y ago
Also a neat hack is opening a window after the guy has left.
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by morsch 1y ago
Aider does the same thing (and has a similar setting). I tend to squash the AI commits and remove it that way, though I suppose a flag indicating the degree of AI authorship could be useful.
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by morsch 1y ago
I'm not sure that a country being "resilient" in that manner is a good thing. It's callous towards the individuals involved, who may not be as quick to move on, emotionally or otherwise. And moving on quickly doesn'
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by morsch 1y ago
I'm noticing it on a fast SSD, though it's more like 5-10s after launching. No issues once it's running. I'd guess it's related to my very old and large profile.
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by morsch 1y ago
It's true even if you don't consider EVs. People buy more SUVs, for one thing, but a 2025 VW Golf is also larger and heavier than a 2005 Golf, which is larger and heavier than a 1985 Golf. Compact cars in 2025 are the size mid siz
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by morsch 1y ago
Cars have also gotten much bigger, heavier and more powerful.
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by morsch 1y ago
I don't understand, are you saying the market was so small that it might as well not have existed? I don't have the impression that it's gotten magnitudes bigger here in Germany, maybe in China it did (what hasn't), in t
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by morsch 1y ago
Nothing, just like nobody stops people from releasing modified builds now in fact people do (waterfox, ...). Trademark law provides a moat, as do fees to get into proprietary app stores.
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by morsch 1y ago
Yeah? So? I still think she took 2.2g curcumin, not turmeric.
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by morsch 1y ago
I think that's 2.2g curcumin. Powdered turmeric, the spice, contains approximately 3% curcumin by weight. So one teaspoon turmeric sounds like it's pretty close to the RDA.

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