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by nolok 2y ago
> yes it's a security issue but you wouldn't "expect" to get fined millions of dollars. Which is exactly why companies don't care, which is why this regulation was made and those fines decided. > Usually in so
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by nolok 2y ago
And they're not fined for storing in plaintext, nor for storing in plaintext by mistake, they're fined because the law give a time limit for you to notify the regulator after you notice it and they waited too long. And in this spe
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by nolok 2y ago
... What? In France I can vouch that both personally and professionally, a charge back at caisse d'épargne, banque populaire, société générale or crédit agricole will take you less than 5 minutes on the phone. I would be interested to
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by nolok 2y ago
I cannot speak for other country but VISA bought the Carte Bleue system in France un exchange of following all regulation and not upping the fees. For two decade before that and since then, all carte bleue are visa and vice versa. Mastercar
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by nolok 2y ago
To agree with your point; if the entire EU, with country having completely different level of developpement and banking infrastructure and currency and language, managed to standardize and deploy unified SEPA wires including instant wires,
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by nolok 2y ago
They don't seem to allow self hosting at all
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by nolok 2y ago
I have never used it, seems interesting and I will definitely will.
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by nolok 2y ago
This is only my opinion : it will work, but you will constantly feel like you're fighting against it / the expected way to do things.
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by nolok 2y ago
YMMV but any issue you have with Immich that may lead you to migrate to NCM you will find again there,IMHO. Update are easier but lots of other stuff are very much work in progress, even when it works well. My criteria is "when I want
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by nolok 2y ago
As a self hosting afficionado, I feel like the perfect Google photo replacement doesn't exist yet. I have a synology nas and I use the synology photos app for auto uploading without loss of quality to my nas. Don't forget any pict
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by nolok 2y ago
If that was the implication then it's an even worse take, as it's textbook survivorship bias. There are plenty of terrible older movie, they didn't make it to criterion collection.
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by nolok 2y ago
Which doesn't make any difference in the context of their discussion, it's still mass produced and sold in supermarkets and thus by definition not obscure/unique/for initiated only.
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by nolok 2y ago
I certainly hope the irony of this exchange isn't lost on the both of you, the mass produced Criterion products being seen as the saviors against the wave of mass produced products.
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by nolok 2y ago
Oh I have backups myself. But parent is more or less talking about a 71TiB NAS for residential usage and being able to ignore the bit rot; in that context such a person probably wouldn't have backup. Personnaly I have long since moved
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by nolok 2y ago
That's all fine and good until that one random lone broken block stops you from opening that file you really need.
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by nolok 2y ago
If my three year old 350€ fridge has a no frost option that never failed or had hiccups in all that time, I assume the industrial one bought to store drives in that hypothetical situation would do to.
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by nolok 2y ago
And you can't bother doing a simple google search ? Their effective tax rate is about 27%, yes.
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by nolok 2y ago
It's a company that see itself as "media / journalism", and having consulted for a few of those I've always been amazed that their tech teams is most often isolated from the content team with very low access to said
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by nolok 2y ago
If you really want to dwelve into this, while the applications have plenty of cases let's not forget the underlying libraries that "everyone" depends on.
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by nolok 2y ago
In 2020 France did the same with an attack submarine. The Perle had a major fire in its forward half, ruining it. The Saphir was a submarine of the same class being about to be decommissioned. They cut both in half then fitted the forward f
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by nolok 2y ago
About 1, unless you have a dev team and dedicated time to make compatibility layers, you're more or less limited to whatever application and saas supports your sso of choice though, correct ?
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by nolok 2y ago
Another approach for this if you're in europe (I do not know the market elsewhere) are the quality refurbished resellers (they buy bulk from companies upgrading, refurbish, sell with warranty). Eg in France https://www.afbsh
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by nolok 2y ago
I was talking about the TV room device, as opposed to the computer devices.
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by nolok 2y ago
HDMI is ruling because of momentum and ubiquity in the tv room. No device output in DP, no device accepts it, so no pressure on device to accept/output it. I guess the license price is low enough. On computers, it sort of evolved where
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by nolok 2y ago
Part of what they did here that worked so well was put a lot of money on the table, but tie it + deployment privilege in big cities / money sources to guaranteed deployment in smaller areas. France is much more empty than people in oth
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by nolok 2y ago
I have a 8/8 Gbps fiber (suburbs of a large city in France), and the point is more or less that you never sature it neither up or down. That's essentially why I upgraded from my 5/1 previous offer. For 60e/month I get th
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by nolok 2y ago
The main gripe is they seem to think we use it on a touch interface for tablet, so it makes no sense visually on desktop The second gripe is they seem to add features to it whenever they change something in windows, so older stuff that does
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by nolok 2y ago
One, you either didn't understand your link or over simplified to extract the scenario that fitted your view, that is not a very healthy way to discourse for you nor for the community. Saying you have long covid does not mean you can c
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by nolok 2y ago
> I’d want to know if you can prompt the AI to exfil data from private channels where the prompt author isn’t a member. The way it is described, it looks like yes as long as the prompt author can send a message to someone who is a member
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by nolok 2y ago
I mean, it does allow a better access to "move fast, innovate and break things", the issue being that some of things broken are people lives and careers and in the EU we more or less decided this was not ok nor worth it.

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