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The argument goes that IPs are PII (at least for google). The data leaves the EU without consent and into an unsafe state (EU definition). For this The user must consent. Oh and promises from Google? We won't close Stadia? Also this po
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> Why not just build this law into the browser? This is what cookie banners are trying to emulate. > Do you also need user consent before sending users to an edge cache like cloudflare? Don't tell them! But, yes you do, if the op
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4y ago
I use a syncthing setup with logseq which is FOSS but is also opinionated. Could be something you could use
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Don't know why this landed here. It's just a homepage of a guy loving to host software and share it with the world. It's not like its a curated list or something, just some stuff he hosts. PS: Chatted with him years back, coo
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4y ago
I think Copilot is very in sync with GPLs Idea of Copyleft and learning form code. Alle projects using Copilot should therefore also be GPL or AGPL
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If you tell people that you want to implement a quality management system with a CIP-cyclus and a risk assessment system. It starts to sound really boring and unnecessary, but it's just the same as finding the biggest problems in your
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4y ago
More so if you swap change device to gun.
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The game was rigged from the start.
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4y ago
I also prefer light modes, especially during daytime. I feel it's easier on the eyes.
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4y ago
Logseq with https://github.com/QWxleA/logseq-interstitial-heading-plugin So its the Date and Bulletpoints for each New Activity with Timestamp. Often I jump from task to task and have to add what I have done later. Som
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What stops your boss from lying to the company: danjoredd? Never heard of this guy. Never worked here and if he did, he would have done a lousy job. Glad I could help!
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Ok I will do this asap!
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Do you use fingerprints to unlock your device? The page asked me to identify via fingerprints
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4y ago
Snapshot per Project? Sounds interesting. How would you do that?
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4y ago
I only create the baselayer on machines where I compile the kernel from source
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4y ago
Then you might run into the problem that chess has right now: if you happen to write in a style a GPT-3 trained model would write you will be declared a fraud. You might argue, who writes in a style of said model? Obviously: The corpus of d
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4y ago
Maybe it's a placeholder. I have also the sodastream. Maybe it's a play to me people talk about it?
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4y ago
I think the "OS" that abstracts everything away is the web. Foremost these Javascript Applications. With Microsoft 365 they took the Idea of Google Suit and integrated it in their OS. Google tried it the other way and failed. But
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4y ago
If you have to answer: "does it usually take so long or is something broken?" The Timestamps would be handy. Oh and you can estimate an average for the execution time; investigate performance degradation or improvements
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You can Set a PIN for the Token.
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I have a folder in syncthing called "logseq". This folder holds the logseq files. I have logseq-sync on my phone so it syncs the folder. I also have a Cloudserver which is the spoke and all other devices (2 laptops, the phone) syn
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The sync part I solved with syncthing. I started with logseq and now obsidian doesn't work for me anymore. Tried to switch but I am into this small self containing bits now. Plus journal with timestamps
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4y ago
After spending a day trying out a new framework my junior dev asked me: "why don't we do it the old way? We would have finished the first feature already. We can do everything the framework does already with our old tools" So
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This is a very useful metaphor. Thanks!
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I can relate. My parents weren't that bad but that are some pretty nasty memories hanging around. And besides them nothing much other. I just try not to remember.
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You write this as if this wasn't common knowledge: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_surveillance_disclosu... If they had no need for contacting Meta and Microsoft and Google, why did they do so? How could wo
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Yes: Stopping (SIGINT/SIGTERM/SIGQUIT) the Emperor will invoke Ragnarok and kill all the vassals. I loved how they got around the Master/Slave thing with Emporers and Vassals. Cudos for doing this even before it became common
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Hello Hans Maier!
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Google and Facebook coin it as violation of their terms. Just watch HN and you will get the next story every other month. But the most chilling quote is "we kill people based on metadata": As NSA General Counsel Stewart Baker has
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The argument goes, that if they can target you for ads they can also correlate this with political beliefs, your ethnicity, your financial situation and so one. If you want a credit and you are friends with people who don't pay back th
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