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by mqus 6y ago
GDPR was explicitly designed to be "general". Specifying website behaviour is a bit specific for a regulation that wants to regulate privacy at a whole (in virtual and reallife interactions). Of course that also means that the reg
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by mqus 6y ago
Is it intentional that the benchmarks include not only running the program itself but also compiling it? e.g. in the linked source code, the bench.sh includes the compilation step which is known to be slow in rust: #!/usr/bi
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by mqus 6y ago
Ok, I'll bite. I call it(the chosen names) a conspiracy theory. I'll explain. Search for "intel me" or "amd psp" or "ime psp" and you will find what you're looking for. If you're reading abo
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by mqus 7y ago
Pythons numbers aren't as immutable as you think ;) https://kate.io/blog/2017/08/22/weird-python-integers/
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by mqus 7y ago
Same for me, it was basically set&forget. I recently added the InfCloud integration, which basically is a webclient for caldav/carddav, hosted within the radicale instance, which is very nice if you want to check things without you
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by mqus 7y ago
I'm not an expert in KDE but I mean this applet: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/network-manager-applet.git I assume that I can't really install the KDE applet without installing the entire KDE suite, so this
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by mqus 7y ago
In my experience, this does work somewhat, but doesn't set up the routes properly[1] and doesn't provide an interface to the networkmanager applet, so you are still left with configuring the profiles in the terminal. There is much
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by mqus 7y ago
I'm from berlin and didn't know about this, thanks! I just saw https://www.digitalconcerthall.com/en/concert/204 and it sounds and even looks amazing. Truly a treasure trove.
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by mqus 7y ago
Well, the security part (extreme weather warnings) were and will be free, just the weather prediction part is not. And from the brief period where it was free I remember it as being a impressively good app, completely unexpected from a gove
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by mqus 7y ago
If Google wins, will that weaken the AGPL? Doesn't the AGPL pretty much copyright APIs?
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by mqus 7y ago
According to the article you can selfhost... But I don't know if thats possible right now.
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by mqus 7y ago
Since gdpr, businesses are "required" to make your data available to you for transfer in a machine-readable format and you could argue that pdf is not exactly machine-readable in the sense of the law. Practically I have seen cases
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by mqus 7y ago
Thank you. In hindsight, this was pretty obvious and I knew it already but I somehow didn't connect the pieces.
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by mqus 7y ago
How does java prevent memory leaks which rust couldn't ? Do you have examples for that? I was not aware that Java does it and am very interested in that.
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by mqus 7y ago
I tried out flutter in the past few weeks and it seems really great, especially compared to the android framework. Dart also seems to fit in really well. But I do have some criticism for dart. While it's nice that they moved to a stati
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by mqus 7y ago
Is anything which is older than 6 years considered legacy now? Should this be the expected lifetime of smartphones? Please not.
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by mqus 7y ago
See point 3, this is a complete redesign so they don't have support for any other extensions yet, compared to the existing Firefox on android. But what irks me is that they will only support "recommended extensions" in the ne
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by mqus 7y ago
> "[...]everyone using the Firefox browser on their Android phones and tablets will get the update." Well, everyone who has at least Android 5... which excludes about 10% of the android landscape[1]. Most of these people probab
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by mqus 7y ago
You know, those kind of things already happen. Even I sometimes had issues with my credit card when paying online and usually there's another way or you could just pay an hour later.
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by mqus 7y ago
There are also some voices that attribute bad local weather forecasts to closed weatherstations and errorprone digital replacements to manual measurements... But hey, new supercomputers are cool!
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by mqus 7y ago
Are there only four sets of questions? It would be nice if the game would show some kind of "You got them all, now invite your friends!" or similar instead of simply looping me to loop city without explaining anything.
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by mqus 7y ago
I'm using firefox and am currently at over ~20 Tabs (TreestyleTab makes this easy ;), usually I have more) with ~600MB mem usage on a 8GB machine. I care about the feature but i don't see any reason to switch away from Firefox for
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by mqus 7y ago
Apple doesnt need third parties to create issues with their products, they create enough on their own without acknowledging them and it doesnt seem to have damaged them all that much. I also dont think that issues caused by third party repa
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by mqus 7y ago
I'm sad that it doesn't support older versions... There are still many users on these devices.
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by mqus 7y ago
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/networkmanager-wireguard-... for archlinux, for other distros, you should probably look at the upstream source linked there
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by mqus 7y ago
I somewhat agree with your point but what does "low usage" mean if you're Google? In comparison to their other services 100k people[0] are not many. For a startup/small business they certainly are. [0] made up, could be
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by mqus 7y ago
regarding #1: As others mentioned, IntelliJ (the platform) is open source, but even if it weren't, it would be a superior model. I'm a user of JB products for some years now. last week I had to open eclipse again, which is probabl
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by mqus 7y ago
But, according to gdpr, they still have your data even if you're "suspended", so they should make it available to you. I haven't had a suspended account yet but if google really doesn't let you copy your data unde
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by mqus 7y ago
There's a typo in your first url, it should probably be https://posteo.de
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Hoehermann/purple-gowhatsapp: Pidgin/libpurple plugin for WhatsApp Web(github.com)
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