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Naomi Osaka withdraws from French Open amid row over press conferences(theguardian.com)
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by nemoniac 5y ago
It runs Fprime https://nasa.github.io/fprime/
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by nemoniac 5y ago
This may sound pedantic but PII is not even mentioned in the GDPR. It's a notion from U.S. law. The GDPR refers to "personal data". Everything you say above about PII is true of personal data under GDPR.
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by nemoniac 5y ago
So if Second Climacs were to get an Emacs Lisp interpreter, how far along would it be?
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Make our personal data work for us, not against us, after the pandemic(theguardian.com)
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Privacy activists are winning fights with tech giants. Does victory feel hollow?(theguardian.com)
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What happens when WhatsApp’s new terms start on 15 May?(theguardian.com)
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Quantum Entanglement Goes Large(science.sciencemag.org)
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by nemoniac 6y ago
I was thinking of which physical qubits are connected to each other.
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by nemoniac 6y ago
While I understand the source of your frustration, I still think there is plenty to be gained by viewing quantum computing as "a new framework". Just as you might know plenty about programming but little or nothing about electroni
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by nemoniac 6y ago
Who funds this? They acknowledge funding from the NSF but you could imagine that it would benefit some other large players to sow uncertainty and doubt about Open Source Software.
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China fines Alibaba US$2.78Bs for alleged market abuses(theguardian.com)
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I can imagine this is true in a city where there aren't many electric cars and there isn't much cycling. Where I live (Amsterdam) there's plenty of cycling so I wonder if there might not be more to win from electric cars?
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by nemoniac 6y ago
"Automata" is plural. Its singular is "automaton".
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by nemoniac 6y ago
Interestingly the text (not code) of Torvalds' posting discussed there is formatted at 70 characters wide.
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by nemoniac 6y ago
The quote is from Eric S. Raymond, How to Become a Hacker
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Signal: China appears to have blocked encrypted messaging app(theguardian.com)
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by nemoniac 6y ago
> after 20 years of always installing Emacs on every computer I ever used. You don't need to install emacs on every computer you use. The emacs on your laptop has tramp so you can edit any file on any computer you have ssh access in
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by nemoniac 6y ago
Emacs users consider a keychord as a single action so that would be 2 keychords plus the foo <Enter> bar <Enter> for a total of 10 actions.
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Microsoft hack: Biden launches emergency taskforce to address cyber-attack(theguardian.com)
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by nemoniac 6y ago
The European Union has the GDPR which offers protection of privacy and personal data. Mail and telecoms are covered by other legislation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Data_Protection_Regula...
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by nemoniac 6y ago
Ogham? For real? Talk about a USP! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ogham
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$650m settlement of privacy lawsuit against Facebook(theguardian.com)
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What’s behind the recent surge in the M1 money supply?(fredblog.stlouisfed.org)
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by nemoniac 6y ago
Does it also work with reMarkable 2?
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New Nvidia graphics cards constrained in their ability to mine cryptocurrencies(theguardian.com)
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by nemoniac 6y ago
Why are you using hcaptcha at all? It forces anyone who wishes to sign to support an external commercial service. That may limit the number of signatories you get. And that's not even starting about it being a European initiative for E
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Thousands of UK Amazon workers given false Covid test results(theguardian.com)
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by nemoniac 6y ago
If you can think of another couple of examples, you'll persuade me to change the word 'marginal' to 'minimal' ;-)
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by nemoniac 6y ago
Dutch speaker here (but without such an American accent). Dutch people tend to speak English with American accents because they hear most of their English from American TV, movies and Netflix series. I'll leave it to the linguists to d

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