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mqus
2y ago
fine, pair the parts, but also: let the owners unpair them, same as you can lock/unlock your phone. Voila! both repairability and anti-theft gained! Pairing is just anti-repair atm. if you want to know how: put the part ids (which are
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mqus
2y ago
Of course the goal for the lawyers then is different, it's just extracting money instead of preventing distribution
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mqus
2y ago
Isn't radicle then the easy way to argue that participants actually distribute the program themselves, including an easily trackable IP, so lawyers can just add a client themselves and then sue all IPs that transfer a byte of the (ille
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mqus
3y ago
I mean, "unlocked" iPhones can be worth more money than regular ones, at least in theory. In practice, Apple can probably raise prices by 50% even if they would release the same phone just with an incremented number and people w
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mqus
3y ago
I don't think it's simple. Just `go run` would be far more simple. Right now I first have to figure out if its `go run .` or `go run cmd/main.go` or some other thing.
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mqus
3y ago
If their primary objective is to sell cards, then they should make it as easy as possible to switch cards. If their primary objective is to break the CUDA monopoly, they should up their game in software, which means going as far as implemen
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mqus
3y ago
And a captcha... stops this? Even if it did, how about adding a captcha on the second try or just when entering the backup codes?
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mqus
3y ago
"operates apps so you don't have to" -> "to use, use a different PC, open the browser app and log into spotify" so... you also still have to have another PC and operate apps on it.
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mqus
3y ago
no unsigned integers gave us signed bytes. Not sure if that made things simpler.
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3y ago
> 2. This won't change anything except forcing projects to waste money in legal BS, when the responsibility should be uniquely on the commercial entities USING and providing a service (and therefore making money) with the OSS softw
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Please Identify Yourself [video]
(media.ccc.de)
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mqus
3y ago
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mqus
3y ago
I think in VWs case there was the additional circumstance that their touch screen was just abysmal.
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mqus
3y ago
> oh, we were resource constraint at that one second, retry and it'll probably work Had the same issues with (self-managed) gitlab CI. This is not jenkins-specific and usually something you can fix much easier in jenkins (other than
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mqus
3y ago
Thanks! I thought I had the most straight-forward code there is and there were no edge cases that I hit. But I didn't use regex or something, just manual pattern matching like gp. Imho regexes are overused for such stuff, precisely bec
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mqus
3y ago
Looked at the UHK Trackpoint module just now and I can't imagine buying this. It can't be used with index finger+thumb (without moving your hand) and does not have a third mouse button which is crucial for jumping between scrollin
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mqus
3y ago
only in this case it mostly google which makes matters worse. They don't or badly check DMCA claims, don't monitor or publish the filers that are most frequently counterfiled against and to top it off: mostly use their own content
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mqus
3y ago
Do you have an example for stuff that the audience is expected to know? Or the other talks that do a better job? What kind of background do you have? Assuming an average full stack dev, of course he addresses a different audience, since thi
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mqus
3y ago
Well, for now most people do trust the states and don't know the implications of this. The EU could have just as well modified e-commerce and other pages before everything was encrypted. I also don't know how certificate pinning
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mqus
3y ago
thos os the excel version, displayed under file->account (i had the same issue)
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mqus
3y ago
Actually https://github.com/dpaetzel/buchhaltung could fit your needs. Just found it because I thought that someone must have built this already.
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mqus
3y ago
~Look for aqbanking and hbci/fints. Most of the major banks hace an endpoint, though you might have to google for the exact data~ Edit: Missed that his is about ledger-cli, not gnucash. Sorry.
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3y ago
Neat thing about gnucash in germany at least is that most traditional banks(but not the fintechs) support hbci/fints and there is a plugin(?) for this. Paired with the auto-assign its very easy to import transactions
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mqus
3y ago
He should do a vote on X to find out what people want.
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mqus
3y ago
> some taxes Not just "some taxes", but all of them. Keep in mind the author probably studied in germany and never had to pay any substantial fees to the university, his parents got money during his childhood and he will get mo
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mqus
3y ago
Shouldn't they address Yaccarino, the actual CEO? I am aware that Musk still very much pulls the strings but if this is an official communication, official channels should be used? I'm not sure, the whole thing is just weird to me
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mqus
3y ago
"unless for justified cybersecurity risk-related grounds" sounds to me like "let us fix it first, in a reasonable timeframe" is absolutely an option. So it does not require publishing in the first 24 hours (which was a
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mqus
3y ago
As someone who would love to contribute: AGPL means nothing if I have to sign a CLA that gives you the ability to switch licenses on a whim. You will have much less contributors for this reason alone, while also scaring away customers.
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mqus
3y ago
Which license is then not bait-and-switch? Imho it is only that if they put all contributors under CLAs (they do) and even then this is a problem with the CLA, not the AGPL.
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3y ago
> But as soon as you want to customize and keep the changes, they want to charge you. But afaik you only have to provide the source to your users? You're never obligated to contribute back? So if you make in-house changes, this shou
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3y ago
Looks like bmicraft might have the answer: > It's a feature of uMatrix that's enabled by default And I don't think uMatrix is all that funky. It works on all other sites, after all(rarely I have to allow-all, but that seem
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