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by mqus 7y ago
But then Google shows up and demands that all that cruft has to be added back to make AMP and normal pages the same again. Doesn't this kinda defeat the purpose? I thought I can maybe understand AMP pages as some reader mode, fast and
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by mqus 7y ago
NX=NoeXecute bit on memory page tables (according to the link in the article) (I didn't know that, maybe it helps someone else)
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by mqus 7y ago
Well, as this only concerns their own motherboards, there is no more hardware to buy from them[1], so I really don't think that's it. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21513556
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by mqus 7y ago
That probably depends on the definition but I'm with you there. What I meant was the (media) perception which is definitely different for "hardworking, family-supporting car workers" vs "single, well-earning entitled sta
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by mqus 7y ago
As they want to open their factory next to the new Airport, it will basically be in Brandenburg and not in the center of Berlin (not that it would fit there). They probably will change the neighbourhood there, but automobile engineers are p
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Lost in Translation (2006)(theguardian.com)
1 points by mqus 7y ago|0 comments
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by mqus 7y ago
The reason glass bottles are prohibited at some workplaces are mostly because of situations in factories(or similar) where you let your bottle fall to the ground and the glass can hurt others unintentionally, disrupting the work, (maybe als
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by mqus 7y ago
1. It's heavy. In fact it's so heavy that it's sometimes (mostly? don't have a source at hand) more environment-friendly to reuse plastic bottles than driving all that weight around. Obviously, the weight also makes it i
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by mqus 7y ago
look up PSD2, which is an EU directive with the same objective, coming into effect in september this year. But I'm not entirely sure if 2fa is also necessary for login and not only for transactions.
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by mqus 7y ago
for this there's a e-privacy regulation in the works[1] but it already took a lot of time... GDPR only got as much support as it did because the snowden leaks happened shortly before the vote. As I understand it, it will include things
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by mqus 7y ago
Lets also not forget that this was the warmest June since measurements began[1] and that the temperatures were accompanied by a lot of sun. [1](german) https://www.wetter.com/videos/kolumnen/juni-2019-bricht-reko..
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by mqus 7y ago
but the green energy subsidy (EEG) fee is ridiculously distributed. Anyone in the industry who really needs a lot of electricity doesn't have to pay it at all while it makes up 20-25% of the price for citizens. I can see that they don&
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by mqus 7y ago
In turn, I find the typical comparison platform estimate hard to believe. I live in a 2-person household and we need roughly 1000kWh/a without really caring for it. The platforms estimate 2500kWh/a. Even with an extra freezer and
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by mqus 7y ago
That only covers the "encryption" part of SSL/TLS. If there is any incentive to fake your content (e.g. for phishing or other attacks, or even simply spreading false information), you'll also want the "authenticit
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by mqus 7y ago
How is that satire? There are only exact and provable facts there, edited by a major Berlin newspaper, meant to be educating/informing, not funny. But it IS a pretty good summary of the (publicly known) status.
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by mqus 7y ago
"manipulating tiny materials" - I thought of semiconductor manufacturing, for litography... but I'm not an expert at all.
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by mqus 7y ago
Since Windows 98, we used Idoswin ( https://www.idoswin.de/ ) which always calculated directory sizes in the background. It showed the sizes of directories it already calculated and made the field empty for every folder where
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Www.datarequests.org – GDPR Data Requests Made Easy(datarequests.org)
5 points by mqus 7y ago|0 comments
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by mqus 7y ago
afaik, as of Edition 2018, await is a keyword and one of the few(2?) reasons that the 2018 edition is not backwards-compatible with 2015.
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by mqus 7y ago
> Of course, Sara Hallager, the zoo’s curator of birds, adds that the keepers have a relationship with “every bird out here, except perhaps the flamingoes.”* OT: What does that star(*) denote? I'm always irritated if i can't fi
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by mqus 7y ago
This is really not a good argument. If I swap the parts myself, I either get the new parts from apple themselves (in which case it IS their fault if something goes wrong or they can blame it on me for wrongly assembling it; e.g. "You w
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by mqus 8y ago
See also: http://www.vanilla-js.com/
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by mqus 8y ago
maybe I'm just weird but I always look at the green text below the blue links and expect to see my search terms (or their derived equivalents) with a bit of context. I can't understand why google would even list links where it sho
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by mqus 8y ago
alternatively: use reader mode on firefox. this may not enable everything but is at least you can read it... (I'm somewhat conflicted on using and/or helping circumventing wikipedias efforts)
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Using the CSS element function to create a minimap navigator(css-tricks.com)
1 points by mqus 8y ago|0 comments
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Copyright Directive: how the mob was told to save the dragon and slay the knight(medium.com)
18 points by mqus 8y ago|9 comments
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by mqus 8y ago
Actually, there already is a (EU) law for it, it is called GDPR[1] and within it, you have a right to let businesses correct personal information about you. [1] https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/HT
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RedHat Developers Working Towards a Vendor-Neutral Compute Stack to Take on CUDA(phoronix.com)
4 points by mqus 8y ago|2 comments
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by mqus 8y ago
Couldn't the attacker just switch to imap/pop3 for those attacks? (And (why )aren't they doing that already?)
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by mqus 8y ago
IANAL, but I think the gdpr/antitrust case lies in the other direction,E.g not in [login on google/youtube]->[logged in in chrome] but in [logged in in chrome] ->[Can't use youtube/google anonymously]. If we take a

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