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by number6 1y ago
This is the same as telling me, that I could just leave the EU and only have to never interact with them or one of its citizens to not be effected by their rules, and since travelling is easier then ever why wouldn't this be an easier
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by number6 1y ago
I read and read and it totally reminded me of Valis
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by number6 1y ago
Size the means of computation?
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by number6 1y ago
At least in the EU people have some kind of vote. But I can't vote for not having OneDrive my default saving space for documents.
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by number6 1y ago
All fun and games until you have to settle something in court
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by number6 1y ago
I wonder what the ad costs and why it's there in the first place
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by number6 1y ago
While most people may not see breaking the speed limit as the primary purpose of their car, the way cars are designed, especially marketed and used in everyday life normalizes and even encourages exceeding posted speeds. This makes speeding
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by number6 1y ago
Cars and speed limits then? Most if not all cars will violate the speed limit - without them it is also virtual impossible to break them
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by number6 1y ago
I've been trying to use the latest versions of LLMs to analyze a target for scoring, but it's completely outside their current capabilities and hasn't worked. Additionally, the app doesn't seem to be available in Germany
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by number6 1y ago
Are there models that accurately register bullet impacts and calculate scores on shooting targets?
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by number6 1y ago
Ok for someone that came late to the party - what is digg? "Humancentric technology at the edge" - love this in my sci-fi books but what does it do?
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by number6 1y ago
That's already over ten years ago... Wow CS:GO is still the new CS for me, that never catched on and everybody played 1.6
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by number6 1y ago
I always wanted to play around with this. It's like a FIDO2 Stick everybody has. But then again, who wants to use their ID card for some trivial non government site just to create an account
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by number6 1y ago
I am talking about the German AusweisApp: https://github.com/Governikus/AusweisApp
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by number6 1y ago
I think it does not know. The app is open source and it just sends the Boolean. The government just gives out the id cards - they are not involved in the verification process
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by number6 1y ago
I love semicolons and dashes. AI won't take them from me!
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by number6 1y ago
CEN and CENELEC
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by number6 1y ago
When did this become acceptable? If you had installed btfs and something like this happend people would be all over the place, but on windows this is normal
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by number6 1y ago
I use Ansible and can run Keycloak and yet I still recommended O365. Initially, I appreciated the convenience and the integrated suite, but I'm starting to regret it. In recent months, Microsoft's reliability has noticeably declin
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by number6 1y ago
Not Op, but I liked the em dash; I read an article here some years ago on when to use which and it is quite accessible on the phone; even made a Linux shortcut for it. I hope the semicolon won't be flagged as well ;)
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by number6 1y ago
You should try Finnegans Wake. At this point, Joyce feels less like a literary giant and more like an elaborate inside joke among a select few.
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by number6 1y ago
Sometimes it's not the article in itself but the discussion it creates, or the thoughts
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by number6 1y ago
Filling a car with gas usually takes 5 minutes
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by number6 1y ago
They will just start to use the onion Router. Not even states can block internet access 100%
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by number6 1y ago
Apparently, the less paperwork you deal with, the longer you live. Somewhere out there, a 132-year-old is thriving simply because no one ever processed their birth certificate — and correlational data suggests that weak administrative syste
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by number6 1y ago
The manufacturer is encouraged to open source the product at the end of the life plus the government agencies now have a saying in what is EOL. If you still sell EOL Products, you have to make sure it is still save, even as distributor. Tak
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by number6 1y ago
You are the only one mentioning it. I think the CRA is the right step in the right direction. Companies can finally be fined when they sell a product that has known vulnerabilities. This is something that is discussed for years - now we hav
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by number6 1y ago
Yeah we do this. Ninja is great. React, not so much fun
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by number6 1y ago
In Germany it was always Ohrwurm but reading it in English I instantly thought of parasites
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by number6 1y ago
The new outlook lost all these capabilities - I was stunned to find out that I couldn't search through my emails while being offline

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