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by no_time 2y ago
>Only 1 applicant called the office and asked to speak with us. Is that desirable behavior?
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by no_time 2y ago
Accept that wherever you live has transformed from a high trust area to a low trust one. Where I live, just leaving a package outside the fence (postman can't even get to the door) would be bonkers. And this isn't an area with a l
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by no_time 2y ago
Any video/blogpost of your voxel library in action? Sounds interesting.
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by no_time 2y ago
Oddly enough, same in Hungarian.
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by no_time 2y ago
The new WI-FI sensing standard would like to have a word with that. https://standards.ieee.org/beyond-standards/ieee-802-11bf-ai...
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by no_time 2y ago
Very nice. Maybe the freedesktop world can finally replicate how Windows is able to embed a mini excel viewer into the filepicker.
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by no_time 2y ago
I don't understand why don't all Electron apps do this instead. It's the worst of both worlds. Losing out on being remotely controllable AND having a duplicate copy of all the things that make up a web browser but without bei
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by no_time 2y ago
Looks like the website of a startup that wants my email so they can "get back to me with a quote". Such soulless corpo design is not befitting of a project this nice.
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by no_time 2y ago
You don't need a project to be "legal" to have some fun :) Publish under a pseudonym with no links to your real identity, use dedicated communities that disregard DMCA takedowns. As long as you don't want to earn money t
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by no_time 2y ago
What discussion would you like to see? I feel like this article doesn't really belong here to begin with. I don't think this is a topic where people can be swayed by well articulated arguments unlike say, under post about the meri
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by no_time 2y ago
If it ever comes down to affordable beef vs EU membership, I'm really looking forward to setting EU flags on fire.
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by no_time 2y ago
Your mistrust is not unreasonable. However I think if state actors/rightsholders/CF were serious about monitoring user activity covertly they could just simply volunteer to host a mirror/CDN for Anna. And that would also exps
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by no_time 2y ago
> Even if you want a significantly more strict immigration and asylum law, human rights must be protected. Says who? As a Hungarian I never voted for these “human rights” that allows third worlders to waltz through our borders and into o
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by no_time 2y ago
>If you’re a EU citizen, please consider contacting your government’s representative today, asking them to vote against Chat Control. Are there any studies on the effectiveness of this? To me it always read like a joke. The only way I ca
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by no_time 2y ago
>But I wonder how this will end up affecting the bottom line of creators. The more forced ads I see, the less I'll use YouTube, so the less creators will make (even if Google makes the same as I wasn't watching the Ads anyway).
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by no_time 2y ago
>Once the old guard is gone, I wonder what they'll do... The current generation of addy addicted highschoolers posting anticheat bypasses on unknowncheats will grow into the job market and take up the mantle.
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by no_time 2y ago
What do you do when even your rate limiting layer gets fully saturated with requests? Does one have any options other than involving CF? I thankfully never was in the postion to experience this but I always wondered how far let's say n
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by no_time 2y ago
If I understand correctly you need atleast one sms to know the credentials to the web portal. that's probably enough to get caught if someone finds the device.
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by no_time 2y ago
Using SMS as the control protocol seems like a bad idea. You are generating evidence with each command sent that may or may not be stored practically forever by the telcos.
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by no_time 2y ago
> I hate how gamers will praise review systems to help organically inform each other if products, but then abuse it (and likely bot it) This is the genius thing about Steam reviews. You can’t bot it unless you are ready to spend thousand
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by no_time 2y ago
I'm still waiting for a toggle that lets me turn off mandatory notarization checking. And a way to tap on a .ipa file in the file browser and just being able to install it. oh and a way to do all this without paying rent money to apple
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by no_time 2y ago
Weirdest programming language/IDE/Runtime/everything I've ever attempted learning. The sheer oddity + lack of real world example code floating around made it feel impenetrable. To put it into perspective, picking up Rust
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by no_time 2y ago
Photon my beloved. No redesign felt so "right" upon first sight before or after it. No excess padding, timeless colors. You can feel the seething rage of current Mozilla designers for us wanting to turn off "grandparent mode&
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by no_time 3y ago
Lol I used to wonder if the opposite is actually true. The current flavor of Denuvo cracks need to detour so many CPUID checks and winapi calls while also having most of the virtualization and obfuscation intact I wouldn't be surprised
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by no_time 3y ago
Actually yes, the entire thing: https://academictorrents.com/details/9c263fc85366c1ef8f5bb9d... Nobody is actively hosting it with a frontend though.
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by no_time 3y ago
All of these projects are on borrowed time. The fact that we have them at all right now is a testament to how good we have it in IT as a whole. Market conditions being so good that I can piss away terabytes of their bandwidth with Newpipe e
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by no_time 3y ago
Any amount that doesn't change with annual inflation is too low. Without factoring that in it's an expiry date without saying it out loud.
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by no_time 3y ago
Pretty good? They slipped through the cracks in between the words of the DMA directive in a way that nothing in particular will change. I still can't publish an unnotarized .ipa so people can install it like they can install software o
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by no_time 3y ago
>Cue FAAMG being repeatedly beaten to submission. Is this really true though? We hear about fines that are less than 1% of the revenue of these companies even after repeat rule violations. Also we only hear about the fine amount BEFORE c
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by no_time 3y ago
>This is why attestation is dangerous without safeguards Exactly. And these safeguards would need be legal. Seeing that the EU can't even force Apple to let me install a .ipa file on iOS without jailbreaking, I think it's safe

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