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by okanat 3mo ago
I do have quite stringent non-tracking settings enabled in my browsers, and I do get occasional captcha or TOTP request.However, I never got completely denied a login with PayPal. Many banks are equally employing the same "guessing whe
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by okanat 3mo ago
I don't get why you pointed out that, to be honest. I'm not a merchant. I am a consumer. As a consumer I would like to avoid Master Card / Visa as much as possible and also giving numbers out as much as possible. Paypal allow
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by okanat 3mo ago
Paying with Paypal is as easy as logging in. With Wero/iDeal you always need a phone or a code. People trust PayPal more too.
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by okanat 3mo ago
> Not because agents are worse at coding that[sic] humans. And then the whole article shows tangible reasons where the agents are truly worse at code than humans. Code never is just the text. If intelligence you have is not truly general
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by okanat 3mo ago
If you're also happy getting paid for it, then the company will just stop paying you. If you rely on such income to have a visa, you'll 100% sure to accept that you're forced into this and you will give up coding, or else.
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by okanat 4mo ago
That's the last thing in the list and the looping phase of catch-22. Without providing the other earlier items, it simply doesn't make sense to make Windows a Linux distro. NT is still the better solution. Unless Linux kernel beco
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by okanat 4mo ago
Processor's software becomes no different than a switch, a transfer medium in the network when you use the smartcard capabilities of the EU ID card. Digital signatures and cryptography happens purely inside the RFID/smartcard chip
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by okanat 4mo ago
They do with DST.
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by okanat 4mo ago
Some architecture and some implementation details and sometimes purely economic reality: 1. NT is a hybrid kernel. Windows runs many drivers in userspace, if not in a limited kernel environment. This includes network drivers and GPU drivers
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by okanat 4mo ago
Macbook Neos are limited by whatever extra A-chips Apple has. They are okay for very simple office tasks. If you need something like Intel Core5 level performance though, PCs are still cheaper than equivalent M-series Apple chips. If they h
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by okanat 4mo ago
Businesses with volume licensing agreements and Kiosk manufacturers can get the licenses pretty easy. Then can even negotiate a lower cost per device.
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by okanat 4mo ago
NT is a better kernel for consumer systems compared to Linux unlike first generation Edge which was a worse browser compared to Chrome.
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by okanat 4mo ago
They do still force the volume licensors with their bullshit. However IT admins are used to dealing with Microsoft's bullshit and they can find ways to automate de-enshitification. TBH many volume licensors do actually want to use Wind
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by okanat 4mo ago
Not so good at reading comprehension, are we?
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by okanat 4mo ago
Forget about web development. All profession-specific software except web and app programming still runs best on Windows. Engineering, simulation, city planning, accounting, complex management, supply chain optimization, media production, s
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by okanat 4mo ago
Yeah sorry I was using the wrong page and outdated numbers from the infographic I have saved. Here is the picture my numbers came from: https://www.allianz-pro-schiene.de/wp-content/uploads/2023/1...
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by okanat 4mo ago
No such contempt has one against another in Western culture as much as politicians have against their constituents, and trendsetter companies against the cultural heritage they helped to create.
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by okanat 4mo ago
I am a daily user of S-Bahn. I know 2 alternative routes from every single station from home to work. I even started to memorize their departure times. DB prepares you for the worst.
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by okanat 4mo ago
Look at how much Switzerland spends per capita vs Germany. €477 vs €115. And Swiss kept their infrastructure well unlike Germans. source: https://www.allianz-pro-schiene.de/themen/infrastruktur/inve...
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by okanat 4mo ago
They need to spend at least 3x that and they need to bring redundant workforce to fix Germany. It is completely broken now.
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by okanat 4mo ago
I would get out and look for a hotel before all of them get sold out. Probably tomorrow too.
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by okanat 4mo ago
I wouldn't be surprised if it turns out to be incompetence at this point.
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by okanat 4mo ago
Your target build environment often differs significantly from your server environment, so you end up needing a different toolchain and all of the problems that come with cross-compilation anyway. The toolchain and ABI settings that produce
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by okanat 4mo ago
The problems building with Linux and GNU environments exist because they were terribly designed with assumptions like - You're building on the same native system as GNU and Linux packages, you install them globally in the same places t
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by okanat 4mo ago
Well you'll end up blocking all car ownership. Markets do not care about individuals.
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by okanat 4mo ago
You're proving the previous commenter's point. VW doesn't want liability. They do not care about "security" just liability. When they leave the "security" to the platform they can blame them in a lawsuit.
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by okanat 4mo ago
I'm aware. However, it is quite possible that they will only sell Graphene phones in certain countries considering their past behavior.
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by okanat 4mo ago
Because average people are not just zealot crazies. Compromises and spectrums exist. AOSP is still the best Linux-based environment for consumer use case from many aspects. It handles hardware better than GNU-based desktops, it is more secu
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by okanat 4mo ago
And many libraries in GNU/Linux desktops too..
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by okanat 4mo ago
https://archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/blender/ https://archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/apache/ They look no different than your usual Rust crate. And their

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