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I propably already learned the "don't klick the obvious button asap" lesson pretty early, when websites had like 5 "Download now" buttons (ads) and you had to search for the small text with a link to actually get th
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But facebook messenger at least used to work, I know I used it with pidgin before
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> Disclaimer: Mundane is not an officially supported Google product. Because google support wouldn't be reliable enough /s But honestly, doesn't the license usually tell such things?
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6y ago
You mean like the right to repair? Or do you mean the user rights on your iOS device, not allowing you to install stuff from outside the app store?
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When i read the title, I first thought to myself that those 2 billion dollars will be pretty much worthless once everyone uses ipv6. But as soon as more ipv6 adresses are used (or CG-NAT), ipv4 adresses will become cheaper, so there seems t
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The new window is the "new teams experience" which you can thankfully disable in the settings. I don't know who had built it but leaving out the fullscreen option for watching a screenshare was pretty bad.
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I disagree. I think that the OS should provide a set of UI elements so that all applications have a similar navigation and learnability. Colors however are a great way to set a Brand and distinguish apps from another. A benefit is that I ca
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If you're going to have 10+ People in the meeting, there will be issues. Video/Audio getting bad, People loose have signal, etc. There is also a very noticable load on even more powerful PCs once you have some more people in the c
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> making cameras illegal because people take photos and record videos of copyrighted material. It's not like there are no better alternatives. Instead of making it illegal, just setup a fee and a distribution scheme. In Germany, we
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Purely going by measures, this post has way more comments than the referenced one, which usually puts a post a bit lower on the top list (afaik). On the other hand, political topics are generally not that welcome here, especially because it
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Afaict this article is not at all about backdoors(things whatsapp/facebook has to provide) but about device surveillance, putting itself between e2e and humans
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6y ago
This is really useful. I can remember that we had a research project once where we tried to crawl the internet for text stuff and cleaning that up was a hassle (I think we used jsoup for extracting the text). Firefox reader is not entirely
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This does not really cover "repair" at all, but replacing the battery costs ~10€ at my local jeweller, including the battery itself. I can go there, hand over the watch, go to another shop for groceries or something and return aft
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6y ago
There are people that repair tiny parts in expensive watches for decades now. And they can do that easily because those watches are designed to last and to be repairable. I don't see how either of your arguments are valid. Especially i
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To me it seems to be that way if you logged into chrome (and therefore into all google services). It seems reasonable that it does not log you out(e.g. delete cookies) when restarting the browser, even when setting it otherwise. But those t
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Drone.io does exactly this, although in an OR configuration
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I'm not working in the industry myself but rolling shifts are somewhat normal in big manufacturing companies. But if you do let your employees work for nights or weekends then they usually have to get paid premiums (simplified:25-40% m
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Right, so I was mistaken. Thank you!
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That didn't keep them from going after davdroid (now davx5). Afair lucasarts was behind that.
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There is also the hacker ethics, as summarized by the ccc: https://www.ccc.de/en/hackerethik While they have a slightly different goal, the content could be a very useful reference for actual guideline.
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Like the options to 1. Use the Community edition for free, which does lack enterprise features but includes everything intellij makes so nice, or 2. Buy a version and just use it indefinitely without upgrading and ever paying again?
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Windows port – OpenZFS on OS X (2019)
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Well no, because its a general regulation which can be overridden by other more specific laws. But besides that, I think that the scope of the regulation probably doesn't encompass traffic lights (no personal data involved). But I didn
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> I'm not actually sure what the argument is to not use it. I'm currently using it, but if I switch away, it will be because there is no wayland support yet.
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For me its not the 30$ pc that has issues but the 10$ microsd card the os is on. I had to replace it for the third time in about 6 years now. But this is not something new of course, everybody will tell you to either use good uSD cards or p
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I agree with the article that the quantitative metrics(contribution statistics, followers, stars, LOC, etc) are not really good vor evaluating someone. But its still good for checking 1. The type of code one writes and in what languages, ma
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Only the creation is handled automatically. Room helps with migrations by enforcing a database version but you will have to write the migration code(sql) yourself.
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Yeah, I first thought it was about monitoring my health, aka fitness, pulse measurement etc. :D But that particular line of thought is cleared up in the second sentence.
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What do you think about ORMs like Androids Room[1], where you do specify your own queries with sql (by annotating abstract methods) and can bring your own model and the ORM creates the database schema in the database and gives you access to
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Getting Started with Code with Me
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