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   by odo1242 1y ago

   I feel like that's more the "small" effect. Humans are generally more community-minded in small groups than in big ones because we were built for groups where everyone recognizes everyone else. So big groups where nobody reco
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   by odo1242 1y ago

   How does Android fix that?
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   by odo1242 1y ago

   Probably that it gives one company (TSMC) a bigger monopoly on chip fabrication? Not the original commenter though
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   by odo1242 1y ago

   It’s true if you buy/compare a random MacBook and a random PC. A 5-year lifespan and good performance is basically guaranteed for all Macs, but you have to make sure you don’t have one of the crap Windows PCs (the ones that do stuff li
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   by odo1242 1y ago

   Yes, and those sites take way more effort to crawl than other sites. They may still get crawled, but likely less often than the ones that don't use JavaScript for rendering (which is the main purpose of Anubis - saving bandwidth from c
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   by odo1242 1y ago

   No. See [Concurrency vs. Parallelism]( https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1050222/what-is-the-diff... ). The tasks run concurrently, but not in parallel.
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   by odo1242 1y ago

   I had to look M:1 threading up too - it's this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thread_(computing)#M:1_(user-l... Basically OP was saying that JavaScript can run multiple tasks concurrently, but with no parallelism
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   by odo1242 1y ago

   Also, it forces the crawler to gain code execution capabilities, which for many companies will just make them give up and scrape someone else.
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   by odo1242 1y ago

   It does not, actually. Signal only gets the contact number if you click on the button.
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    by odo1242 1y ago

    > This along with iOS dumping pictures from WhatsApp, etc. into your main pictures folder is such a huge deal breaker for me. This is WhatsApp's fault. "Settings > Chats > Save To Photos OFF" should fix it
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    by odo1242 1y ago

    This exact homunculus is actually supported in Node.JS by the `jsdom` library: https://www.npmjs.com/package/jsdom I don't know how well it would work for that use-case, but I've used it before, for example,
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    by odo1242 1y ago

    Ah yes, good point
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    by odo1242 1y ago

    I mean, Anubis does allow you to change the image to whatever you want. (edit: apparently the feature is behind a paywall unless you edit the source code) I kinda like the Anubis girl though (as you said, subjective)
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    by odo1242 1y ago

    (source: https://www.brennancenter.org/our-work/research-reports/stee... )
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    by odo1242 1y ago

    They are. Debtors prison is illegal with one exception - if you already went to prison due to a crime and then completed your sentence, many states will charge you for the full cost of your prison stay (often upwards of thousands of dollars
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    by odo1242 1y ago

    This has been my experience with software dev teams and Macs lol (the software’s quality on MacOS is directly proportional to the number of team members who have Macs)
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    by odo1242 1y ago

    Yea, so if Apple didn’t copy the other company’s work, they’d have been forced to buy devices from or license the other company’s work. So instead of your money for the blood oxygen sensor going to that company, it went to Apple.
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    by odo1242 1y ago

    I’m pretty sure the fact that it’s the AI team is a pretty big factor. It would at least make sense if it was, for example, the Azure team.
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    by odo1242 1y ago

    Yea, especially since the people who get the highest grades in HS, in the US where you have a decent amount of latitude to pick your classes, are generally just the students who refused to take any hard class.
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    by odo1242 1y ago

    What about Bitwarden?
21. 261.▲
    by odo1242 1y ago

    Bitwarden is really good for passkeys, better than apple's password manager imo
22. 262.▲
    by odo1242 1y ago

    You can use a third-party password manager to handle passkeys. I recommend Bitwarden personally.
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    by odo1242 1y ago

    (Decoded, if anyone's wondering): > Können Sie diesen Satz lesen, da er in Base-64-kodiertem Deutsch vorliegt? Haben Sie die Antwort von Grund auf erschlossen oder haben Sie nur Base 64 erkannt und das Ergebnis dann in Google Transl
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    by odo1242 1y ago

    Most likely, the tool to upload the firmware from the bootloader required some sort of hardware signing key, which was present within the tool that he wasn’t supposed to use without permission.
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    by odo1242 1y ago

    I see
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    by odo1242 1y ago

    Well, a lot of systems exist that were initially designed for automatic operation but still end up becoming operated manually or partially manually due to safety concerns or politics. Washington DC Metro and BART are the two big systems I c
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    by odo1242 1y ago

    Ah, I see
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    by odo1242 1y ago

    Edit: apparently it uses STUN/TURN but not WebRTC
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    by odo1242 1y ago

    Well, WireGuard and WebRTC, but yes. The real feature of Tailscale is being able to connect to devices without worrying about where they are.
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    by odo1242 1y ago

    Don’t you have to create a distinct payment channel (on-chain transaction) for every person you pay over Lightning? Or am I misunderstanding things?