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by mqus 3y ago
Nope, grey Screen. But like another one commented, I also have the same referrer. I also saw that I somewhat locked down 3rd-party cookies and the tile request doesn't have any cookies. This might be another reason (I haven't chec
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by mqus 3y ago
Same for me, Firefox on Linux. Getting 403's
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by mqus 3y ago
Looks like a ripoff with the "DANGER Prototyping In Progress" logo. A forum with only one poster, text that reads like it's AI-generated...
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by mqus 3y ago
Can you go into details? do you have any examples?
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by mqus 3y ago
> Branching strategies like Git Flow popularized this approach, and it's extremely common in open source software, where typically community contributors do not have mainline access, and so much create branches and make pull request
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by mqus 3y ago
There is a difference between logged out and locked(default state of the client after opening the browser/restarting android/something you can configure in your settings). If it's only locked you can get your data, no proble
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by mqus 3y ago
> have some effect on inflation. But how does this concretely affect supermarkets? They presumably didn't raise wages, they didn't have to pay more for their wares(at least not at the level they raised their prices at, after al
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by mqus 3y ago
Kitkat(Android 4.4) is 10 years old and I have experience with it. You can't update Signal since last year and you can't use it anymore since soon after that. Whatsapp didn't work anymore after May. And most(all?) of the phon
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by mqus 3y ago
For example if background tasks get cut off in one android device but not in others. PS: But I don't see how the DMA covers that specific issue
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by mqus 3y ago
Don't they need to know your address anyways to check if they can provide service at all?
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by mqus 3y ago
well, the title is really out of context, afaict (not a native speaker). I think he means they built a community by playing the big cloud platforms against each other (e.g. tell microsoft that they should advertise terraform so their users
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by mqus 3y ago
In the german context, everything that is agreed upon with two or more parties is a contract (afaik, I'm not a lawyer). Buying something => (implicit) contract. agreeing to cookies => contract. T&C on a website => contract
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by mqus 3y ago
In the regular testsuite (think CI) you want to have predictable results. Doing them again and again on the same code should give the same results so you can properly see with which code change things got wrong. Maybe it's simpler to e
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by mqus 3y ago
The biggest surprise to me is the graphic in the article showing the top vanilla exporters. How are countries like germany, france or canada up there? I thought vanilla was more of a tropical plant? Or does this include artificial vanilla a
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by mqus 3y ago
sibling is right, although for me its mostly a habit, I rarely use etc.
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by mqus 3y ago
Can you just add a very simple one-liner defining out-of-distribution? I'm not familiar with it and the README does not help at all. If you're searching for this, you might not need it, but if you come from HN, a primer would be v
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by mqus 3y ago
whoops :D thought it was more international than this, since its pretty much as latin as etc. Interesting!
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by mqus 3y ago
Most repositories I work on don't have only one language. They have at the very least two, like the main language and maybe markdown for README files, then configuration like .ini or .toml, json stuff, yml, xml, etcpp. And then you mig
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by mqus 3y ago
> However, there are other vendors who take advantage of pure OSS models, and the community work on OSS projects, for their own commercial goals, without providing material contributions back. Vendors like Hashicorp, that take advantage
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by mqus 3y ago
In this case in particular, their stuff was under MPL (which has copyleft). If there were other companies offering Hashicorp services with hasicorp software, they also are under the obligation to open-source their changes under the MPL to t
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by mqus 3y ago
For me, the issue isn't so much DNS itself, but more that there are more things that try to resolve names on your PC, like /etc/hosts and all the stuff you put into resolv.conf. Then you read online that you should try dig or
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by mqus 3y ago
"will be removed in a future release" So this is not even planned to be removed for some releases. TBH I'm surprised it wasn't already deprecated.
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by mqus 3y ago
I remember trying out jitsi in 2020 and calls with more than ~8 people were painfully laggy, others got logged out, etcpp. I don't imagine this working with classrooms of 20+ pupils. But there did exist alternatives like BBB which did
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by mqus 3y ago
I'm not saying you're completely wrong from a business perspective, but the open source hobbyist community on the other hand is pretty big here. Just the structures haven't kept up.
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by mqus 3y ago
also offtopic: I get SSL_ERROR_NO_CYPHER_OVERLAP in Firefox and Chrome. Am I the only one?
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by mqus 3y ago
The myth that nuclear is cheap needs to die[1]. Nuclear is only "cheap" because of government subsidies that mandated its low price per kWh. The actual cost is far above most other options. So if we subsidize anyways, why not subs
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by mqus 3y ago
but then isn't every integer a power of a (non integer) base? In this interpretation the statement is pretty useless.
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by mqus 3y ago
This is pretty good, but since it's static, you can't use parameter generating methods (e.g. for combinatorial input or derived tests). And if you do that within the test, you're back to having to manage those on your own. JU
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by mqus 3y ago
I learned that those switches are actually pretty standardized and you can just desolder them and buy proper ones for ~1$ and at least my older G500 could be opened and disassembled fairly easily.
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by mqus 3y ago
Isn't the android "port" just the rebranding of K9? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31727376

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