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The democratic process is what has established the human rights conventions. These people are just using what we've established in attempt to protect their rights.
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If economic prosperity requires humanity to trade it's future away then the economics simply don't work. The economy should serve us, and the direction we choose to go, not the other way around. Yes, I realize I'm arguing aga
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3y ago
I go through this annoying oscillating struggle every time I read news like this: 1. Realise the Apple hard- and software I'm using sucks privacy wise 2. Compare open source alternatives, maybe switch (I have an iPhone and a Fairphone
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3y ago
>Both can be bridged to Matrix, which can be accessed with any OS you like with FOSS software. I do this. It's great for protecting your location data and select meta-data, but the contents of your conversation are just as vulnerabl
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3y ago
You can get a third party GaN charger if your laptop supports charging over USB-C. Most recent Pro- and Elitebooks do.
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3y ago
For the uninitiated, can you explain like I’m five? Why are GaN chargers worse?
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3y ago
Hey, speak for yourself!
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3y ago
That's not your problem though. ;-)
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3y ago
Why do you think so? Do you think the ones with a smaller user base are better, and if yes, why?
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3y ago
What's still weird for me is Bluetooth audio hardware. After hours of working perfectly it gets choppy or jittery or it sounds like a second layer of hiss where intensity follows the volume of the audio. It's either restart the au
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3y ago
I can easily imagine them to be greedy enough though.
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Your guess is as good as mine. A quick search proved inconclusive, there’s a few explanations but they seem anecdotal at best. Most point to old uses of the word bef the same way we use “muts” (knitted cap) as a metaphor for female genitali
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3y ago
Fair enough, guess it’s not that big a deal. Cheers for making it though!
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I am genuinely not trying to be a vulgar dingus but in my native language (Dutch) this is the verb for orally pleasuring women. I don’t know how that figures into your decision to name it this but at least now you’re aware.
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3y ago
I do, but I’m also an idiot. Worse, I’m an idiot that does not even own a Tesla. Maybe my temper in traffic got the better of me in that comment.
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You’re supposed to signal before you turn the wheel. Way too often I see people signaling as they turn, not because they are trying to communicate with other road users but because it’s the law. Indicate your intent first and then take the
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3y ago
Not absurd enough.
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3y ago
>If you, an EM, casually say "guys, we really should write tests", you might be surprised to find the tests unexpectedly growing in different places. Pleasant. I misread that last word as peasant. I felt simultaneously insulted
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3y ago
Amazing, what a lovely tip. Thanks!
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3y ago
> They neither care nor see that you installed 10,000 npm modules to make the text in your app also work for right-to-left arabic users. They do care about being hacked, short load times and some guarantee of support in the future. >
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A black box that turns a few megawatts and 60TB of data into a model that can write three lines is antithetical to lean anything
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I happen to live in a very old European village that is being damaged by fracking to the point where homes became uninhabitable. I’ve been fighting the government for the money to replace the house they’ve forced me out of for the past 5 ye
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In a lot of cases I'd argue getting rid of the thing costs you more than you'd gain but in your case a year long retreat might help a lot. It sounds like your phone (and the services running on it) is literally siphoning away your
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Part of the reason modern flagships take such great pictures is computational photography. A dumbphone almost by definition can't do that, even if the optics were equal. In 2022 I did a year long stint on a Nokia 110 4G and I carried a
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I'm considering this avenue as well, I'd be interested in an answer from your parent.
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Dutch domain registrar SIDN moving infrastructure to AWS
(tweakers.net)
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Dutch domain registrar SIDN plans to move part of its infrastructure to Amazon AWS in an effort to start selling its registry software as a service. https://tweakers-net.translate.goog/nieuws/218152/sidn-wil-d...
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Ah cool, I had an older one, a LJ4100. I needed the external one.
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Let me turn that around on you; so what is the way forward?
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Looks like parallel, you can adapt that to Ethernet with an HP JetDirect 170X: https://www.alles4pc.de/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/12543_Pro...
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