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by onli 2y ago
The article ignores that the DNT header already had some regulatory backing, as in court decisions saying it ought to be respected. https://www.datev-magazin.de/nachrichten-steuern-recht/recht... references such a deci
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by onli 2y ago
There were some forks and merges already back then that probably did not help. Then Canoncial hired the main dev, with the main project not surviving far beyond his later departure. Official end point for the project seems to have been htt
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by onli 2y ago
He isn't saving 100€ at all if Amazon's prices are higher than the competition, which is almost always true for every product I ever checked during the last five years, at least.
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by onli 2y ago
https://purpose-economy.org/en/companies/ gives an impression if you click through to the company descriptions, they tend to explain what is meant. Otherwise the term seems to be understood in English, there is a
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by onli 2y ago
Some historians agree, some disagree. It's a typical question for your high school history exams. A good one as one can arrive at both answers when looking at the historic facts. In very short: The German Reich wanted that war and push
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by onli 2y ago
After WW1, in the treaty of Versailles the German Reich, having just lost the war, was made responsible for starting it - it played a part in starting it, but was hardly fully responsible. So its successor state got a huge amount of reparat
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by onli 2y ago
No, that would be surprising. They only remastered C&C1 and 2. If you want Generals, buy the "Ultimate Collection" bundle.
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by onli 2y ago
There is a reason and I think my prior comment made it clear: When your declared purpose is to limit e-waste, making a new product that does not foster that goal risks alienating the people you won with your purpose description.
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by onli 2y ago
Framework is great because they took an entshittified category and made a good and repairable product in it, upgradeable in a way the other vendors refused to enable. That was the laptop. Now they made a less repairable desktop PC. This bri
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by onli 2y ago
Not an accepted definition. The one used by the government (for projects) and the public includes revenue and amount of employees. Ownership by a family is not a factor at all.
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by onli 2y ago
Optionally it does not, see https://help.disqus.com/en/articles/1717211-guest-commenting
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by onli 2y ago
Many have an issue with that stance, including me. The public townsquare has rules about permitted speech, same is true for public plattforms that fulfill that role in the digital realm. Utilities are to be regulated etc. These types of cen
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by onli 2y ago
Not sure about this: > like with our portfolio of IPv4 addresses, I’m even more comfortable making bets backed by tradable assets with durable value. Is that referencing the gpus, the hardware? If yes, why should they have a durable va
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by onli 2y ago
If you spent money on a service you do not really need it matters, or at least it should be easy to see how it might matter. Continuing the payment and usage starts to be something of a social connection or a sign of support. More so if it
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by onli 2y ago
Copyright is the antithesis to free markets. It's based on state given monopolies for individual product. There are many examples for free markets being bad solutions, but this is not one of them. To the contrary, more free market for
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by onli 2y ago
I don't think thats correct. Nvidia used that connector first and then a similar PCI spec came out. Compatibility is limited. See https://www.hwcooling.net/en/nvidia-12pin-and-pcie-5-0-gpu-p... from back then.
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by onli 2y ago
I was under the impression it saves them money. Is that correct? It is also a powerplay. By potentially introducing a PSU connector AMD and Intel do not use they abuse their market power to limit interoperability. Plus probably some interna
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by onli 2y ago
A reasonable, but unwarranted expectation. Amazon's marketplace functions without effective oversight since basically forever now. Heck, they sell radioactive metals without warnings and despite those being illegal, see https:/&#
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by onli 2y ago
It might have been downvoted at first.
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by onli 2y ago
I call bullshit on that. The Asahi Linux intiative got a lot of respect and praise on this site whenever I looked at those threads. It's very very unlikely that this negative depiction is accurate. Please show a specific example of a t
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by onli 2y ago
There is a screenshot in the article of the appeal, confirming 1 and 2. Three follows logically.
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by onli 2y ago
There is no big blue light crowd. There has always only been the "blue light is bad" position, which was completely ignored by the industry (with display colour defaults especially) until that turned around completely, after the s
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by onli 2y ago
I don't really get that impression. To the contrary: How dangerous blue light is supposed to be is commonly repeated, with many products for filtering it out, like glasses, and software in all devices that does the red shifting. Androi
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by onli 2y ago
Just to raise the number from 0, I did exactly that. The post-doc was in a research institute, a department that focused on usability. It seemed worthwhile to learn how to really do user tests and usability evaluations in practice, in the b
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by onli 2y ago
Obtanium is cool and useful for some apps, but it's a strictly worse option than f-droid . With it, when a developers goes rogue or a git repository gets overtaken there is no security measure anymore that could catch that. Also, the m
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by onli 2y ago
You are correct. These are people from the grapheneOS community, and it is evident from their positioning. This is not a valid security criticism, but baseless fud.
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by onli 2y ago
Loads fine for me, even very fast - maybe it is fixed?
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by onli 2y ago
Freshrss is a great choice I think. I use the freshrss web interface on my phone, that works quite well I feel. The app might not be necessary. BTW, Freshrss also has a function to fetch the full article content directly. I think it's
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by onli 2y ago
The one other use case that will need better hardware is gaming. And compiling is also always better when faster. Using llms locally will also profit from new hardware, though I guess there is almost never a use case for those.
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by onli 2y ago
Hit me up if you want to compare notes about Pipes successor implementations ;) And best of luck.

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