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by nolok 4y ago
"I just blue myself"
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by nolok 4y ago
> Apple didn't follow that Memorandum, the EU got pissed Just to add a step: Samsung got pissed, and told the EU either regulate, or we do our own thing too like Apple.
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by nolok 4y ago
> Thank goodness for the EU parliament, protecting their citizenry from accidentally being exposed to the best technical outcome? Wouldn't want that. That is a nice way to completly miss the point and how we got there, but you do yo
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by nolok 4y ago
This is not about making the best technical choice, this is about ecology and limiting waste, which frankly is a very important and urgent issue. They let the industry regulate itself before regulating, Apple didn't play ball, leading
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by nolok 4y ago
One, large entities like that have a lot of people working on a lot of things, and the people dealing with whatever emergency is the current one are not disturbed or slowed down by that in the slightest Two, if you wait until everything is
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by nolok 4y ago
Original windows 10 offered it as an option. But the current versions of windows 10 only offer that if you don't have internet (no ethernet cable in, and answered "I don't have a wifi" in the screen before user creation)
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by nolok 4y ago
Only tengentially related but eye tracking + foveated rendering is the thing that makes me the most excited about PSVR 2 !
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by nolok 4y ago
He's more of an exception that confirm the rules than an example. The guy has several project that most of us would be proud to have one of.
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by nolok 4y ago
Ah then I guess my (very quick) look at your link was wrong then, I apologize. I'm personally from the EU AND in an industry with stricter data control than usual which is why I made that particular point. If that is a possibility for
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by nolok 4y ago
I believe his question was about "does this docker instance then rely on an external service/api to run", which it appears it does, and thus wouldn't quite qualify for fully self hosted. Many reasons why it's import
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by nolok 4y ago
You seem to believe "we had no evidence to suggest someone had taken advantage of the vulnerability" implies "we looked for any evidence of it", it doesn't, not in that case nor in any similar situation.
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by nolok 4y ago
> is done using dedicated hardware afaik. Agree with the first part of your answer, but not sure what you mean by this second part. There is dedicated hardware for it, then there are solution using your generic gpu (ex Nvidia RTX Voice),
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by nolok 4y ago
Even if he prove fraud (which he won't), there is countless evidence of him believing the number to be higher, and that specifically being one of the main reasons he wants to buy it so he can clean it up, so material adverse effect to
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by nolok 4y ago
> I wish every company would provide that with their TOS updates The companies for which you want that are probably the companies who don't want you to figure out what changed though, so little luck of that happening
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by nolok 4y ago
You can just use a usb to hdmi cable or adapter
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by nolok 4y ago
You can just use a usb to hdmi cable or adapter
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by nolok 4y ago
I don't disagree with you but as parent said, op was talking specifically about decreases.
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by nolok 4y ago
John Wick comes to mind, especially the part where the director explained having the dog died allowed them to have absurd amount of revenge violence committed by the hero later on and still feel justified for the audience. On my phone so I
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by nolok 4y ago
For people who likes the kind of backstabbing thrilling behind the scene diplomacy wackiness that ooze from Eve, but can't really get involved in it for whatever reason (most often being time, motivation, or the fact that 99% of eve ga
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by nolok 4y ago
Anyone who touched SOAP or CORBA for any amount of time larger than an hour have fond memories of XML RPC, despite all the flaws. I know I do.
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by nolok 4y ago
He didn't play anyone, he got played. There was a ton of way he could have sold stocks without being on the hook for a 44 billions purchase he doesn't want to close. And he even could have sold the stock without any excuses since
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by nolok 4y ago
His buying offer includes a fair number of Co financers, he can't just close on them. You just have to look at what happened to solar city (or even the genesis of starlink as a feeder for SpaceX) to know that not screwing with his big
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by nolok 4y ago
In a way, Twitter played Musk's ego to perfection and he didn't see it until its too late. In fact I'm not sure he even admits it to himself yet.
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by nolok 4y ago
Actually no, it's more likely he'll look for the cheapest way to chicken out of this, as long as Twitter allows him to
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by nolok 4y ago
Also called the Hewlett Packard special.
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by nolok 4y ago
30 seconds seems awefully long indeed and it's probably not on a modern / 2022 computer, but RichText clipboard data in windows does a lot of processing to render in a way that fit context, eg copy a few excel row, paste them in w
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by nolok 4y ago
In theory no, they have election and he / his party has lost elections "recently", notably the mayoral election in ankara and istanbul. He even cancelled and ordered the redo of one of those elections because he didn't l
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by nolok 4y ago
Is leaving a job we're you're not a good fit not sincere and honest, as opposed to slacking until fired? Is accepting to leave your own job and source and revenue when you know it's necessary despite the difficulty it will cr
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by nolok 4y ago
Your second point is so true and hilarious. And not in the "extreme" way your exemple give, you get in trouble much earlier. I want to connect my headphone to my phone, and randomly my phone will decide to pick up the hi-fi system
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by nolok 4y ago
I do not understand how the great tools of RAD development in the late 90's never came back to rule the web. Maybe not in the first few eras, but today in the age of component and react and vue and... It's like RAD without the too

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