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by mqus 4y ago
I probably know less than you, but at least the linked donations page https://give.thunderbird.net/en-US/k9mail/ has heavy mozilla branding and also talks about "Mozilla Thunderbird"... thunderbird.net s
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by mqus 4y ago
Can you please add the list of languages to the description of the addon[1]? For a translation addon this is crucial information imho. [1] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/firefox-trans...
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by mqus 4y ago
I thought the "modern" approach to this was like with ORMs like diesel (in rust)[1] et al.: Have a directory with all DDL-migrations (sometimes generated, sometimes explicit; sometimes one-way-migrations, sometimes bidirectional)
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by mqus 4y ago
Sure, but in this case specifically, "supporting (all) linux users" is already "solved" (they really only have to update their dependencies). Also, nobody expects them to support "all" users. They are only supp
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by mqus 4y ago
Hmm. I would also very much like to have something like this. But on the other hand, we already have something like that, it's just called law and contracts(and more specifically TOS) already specify what is different than in the law
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by mqus 4y ago
TIL: SPAC - Special-Purpose Acquisition Company -> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special-purpose_acquisition_co...
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by mqus 4y ago
That works until UMG etc start their own streaming services and take their content off spotify for this or any other reason.
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by mqus 5y ago
In fact, most of the problems stem from the fact, that the EU did not agree on a new cookie law (ePrivacy directive), which promised that you can set your preferences once (e.g. in the browser) and make sites agree to them. But no, lobbyi
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by mqus 5y ago
I think tzdata timezone locations (like Europe/London) are fully sufficient, since they are tracking the clock everyone uses in that location. If the boundaries change, then so will the clock for everyone in that boundary, so the time
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by mqus 5y ago
In fact, its illegal in some countries(eg Germany) to drive in public without reflective wheels (this or clipped-on reflectors)
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by mqus 5y ago
What you say is true but at the same time its one of the very few languages to include an entire cross-platform UI-Framework in the stl.
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by mqus 5y ago
In their defense, this is not really about targeting (afaict) but rather understanding how many people saw/clicked on that ad.
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by mqus 5y ago
Afaik the Web-Interface of Vaultwarden is exactly the same as the normal bitwarden web client. The only thing they added was their admin interface, which you wouldn't normally see anyways. > It just loads ALL your accounts and filte
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by mqus 5y ago
Why do you think a legal order will only target a single copy, obviously all related data have to be deleted. Anything else would not make any sense. If Europol only deletes "one data pool" then it could just as well say that it
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by mqus 5y ago
I think that it has to be reasonable. Assuming that your French-speaking target region has only names without accents is unreasonable. Assuming a maximum length of 200(?) utf8 codepoints(or even bytes) seems reasonable (defendable) in court
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by mqus 5y ago
This is the exact reason I am against CLAs. Relicensing. You give me your work under the conditions of the GPL, then I as a contributor want to do the same. If relicensing is allowed you could just close up your source code and even though
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by mqus 5y ago
Not quite. The compiler does have the knowledge that it can use \0 for representing None in Option<Pointer> types. I'm not sure it can infer that for home-grown Option enums. So it can optimize the memory overhead of Option<&g
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by mqus 5y ago
They have numerous private keys precisely because of leakage risk. In that case only one (or two) of them will get leaked (and then hopefully revoked), leaving the others intact.
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by mqus 5y ago
just a pretty standard certificate hierarchy, in germany the pharmacies can sign your information (when given your paper vaccination pass) and give you a QR Code, or you get it right when you get vaccinated. Obviously those are then the wea
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by mqus 5y ago
> The way it is implemented in Europe gives two terrible results: You mean EU parliament or european countries in general? Because there are some(e.g. germany) where you have two votes, one for a direct candidate im your district which c
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by mqus 5y ago
The "disowning" part is somewhat different from the current transaction though. It will be decided by referendum if the "disowning" actually happens and at least the proponents say that Berlin should not be paying market
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by mqus 5y ago
They do get to set the prices (the part gp forgot to mention).
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by mqus 5y ago
similar? no. At its base, geizhals is a database where much effort went into data quality. Chestr seems(to me) to be another social media site but focused on shopping. Simple comparison (from the demo video): GH/Chestr Comparing prices
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by mqus 5y ago
I always go there not only when I need a cheap vendor, but especially when I don't know exactly what exists on the market because they have such a superior index and filter for finding the product you search for. Especially Amazon is e
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by mqus 5y ago
"Germany says" nothing. The BKA (~FBI) dealt with Pegasus and the digital comittee chairman (legislative, not even part of the executive branch) critizised Apple. So, in summary: Two people contradict each other. So what? Isn&#x27
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by mqus 5y ago
> Okay, I don't know the authors exact history here, but I seriously doubt that they've had anything that's even close to 10k hours of deliberate practice of programming. Why? Because programmers basically /never&#x2F
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by mqus 5y ago
Depending on how close the interactions are, having similar timezones can be pretty important
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by mqus 5y ago
But this also means that wages would be higher than in Dresden which makes Dresden the more likely location... But ultimately it probably comes down to tax credits :D
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by mqus 5y ago
The agency searching for the youtubers was not very smart or selective about the youtubers it chose (afaict). At least the first german youtuber that was mentioned is paid by public broadcasting agencies (for producing internet content) and
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by mqus 5y ago
I think this was known for a long time. E.g. Git takes forever, compared to the equivalent operations in Linux

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