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“There was a time that computer sound wasn’t guaranteed”(theverge.com)
3 points by notRobot 3y ago|0 comments
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by notRobot 3y ago
Thanks!
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by notRobot 3y ago
Thank you for your response! What you said makes a lot of sense, and confirms what I suspected - that at the end of the day these might not be that useful to those who actually are meant to use them.
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by notRobot 3y ago
Seconded, this sounds really handy!
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by notRobot 3y ago
I've been seeing students develop prototypes like these with arduinos and ultrasonic sensors for decades now, but does anyone know of tech like this that's in widespread production or actually used by the visually impaired?
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by notRobot 3y ago
You can also use the Anoyances filter in uBlock Origin to hide all cookie banners.
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by notRobot 3y ago
I'm so tired. I wish we didn't have to keep going through constant attacks on our privacy. I know they're hoping that people will give up after a point out of weariness, and I'm afraid when it comes to many people they&#
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by notRobot 3y ago
Thank you for your comments and links in this thread, very interesting.
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by notRobot 3y ago
What I was trying to say was that the thought process never really involves actually wanting to bust criminals. It's about attacking civilians from the beginning.
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by notRobot 3y ago
Highlighting the diagram makes it readable.
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by notRobot 3y ago
Highlighting the diagram makes it readable.
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When you visually compare two hashes, how many digits do you check?(twitter.com)
1 points by notRobot 3y ago|1 comments
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by notRobot 4y ago
You essentially want to get an SBC with decent armbian support and you'll be good to go! https://www.armbian.com/download/?device_support=Supported
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by notRobot 4y ago
The target of these laws isn't actually criminals, it's the masses. Criminals are just the justification they use.
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by notRobot 4y ago
Related, from a couple months ago: How to live near your friends : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34665568
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by notRobot 4y ago
Because that requires technical skills most laypeople don't have.
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by notRobot 4y ago
Here's an explanation of this expression from Phind: https://www.phind.com/search?cache=bd161914-4d18-4758-b540-2...
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A Man on the Operating Table (2015)(foreignpolicy.com)
1 points by notRobot 4y ago|0 comments
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Teacher failed kid for essay because an AI-detection tool flagged his work(twitter.com)
33 points by notRobot 4y ago|32 comments
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by notRobot 4y ago
Their account was shut down days after the crypto scam issue was resolved. They discussed it on the WAN show from the week before last.
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by notRobot 4y ago
Aw oh no :(
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by notRobot 4y ago
ASCII tables are really bad for accessibility, screen readers aren't able to read them well at all.
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by notRobot 4y ago
1. Tabular data in ASCII like that is really bad for accessibility 2. It looks terrible on mobile: https://i.imgur.io/ovzaJDG_d.webp?maxwidth=640&shape=thumb&f...
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by notRobot 4y ago
It's crazy that this software (and its installer) from 2001 runs out of the box on Windows 11.
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by notRobot 4y ago
What this site used to look like: https://web.archive.org/web/20120916204153/http://coolmath.c... https://web.archive.org/web/20070406172900/http://www.spikes... htt
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"Coolmath.com apparently makes $60k every single day off ads" (2013)(celebritynetworth.com)
1 points by notRobot 4y ago|2 comments
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by notRobot 4y ago
That doesn't mean you're right.
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by notRobot 4y ago
Try restarting your browser and see if the fingerprint changes. If it does, that means you can't be tracked across sites using this mechanism.
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by notRobot 4y ago
> Do I correctly understand that it does not have a mechanism by which to connect to Mullvad, much less mandate it? No. It comes with their extension with contents to the VPN via socks5.
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by notRobot 4y ago
And Mozilla's partner for the Mozilla VPN.

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