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by onli 3y ago
They even wrote about it beforehand. They knew that there a few single settings that kill performance, which they wanted to address with a guide. Instead of changing the default settings accordingly, it seems! Madness, a completely self-inf
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by onli 3y ago
Skylines isn't an AAA release though. And the first game was only really successful because the prior sim city was full of user hostile changes. The new game similarly banks on the accumulated positive image of the first one. To risk a
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by onli 3y ago
Fair enough :) My work reality did not factor that possibility in. I don't think it would change all that much. It might make it easier to justify the measure, but you would still have high bars to claim. In the end it would still be a
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by onli 3y ago
Hey, spare me the bullshit. You know fully well that we are not on the same page. Recording all meetings at work by default for a regular office job is illegal and you have no chance to win the process if any employee sues in Germany. And t
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by onli 3y ago
Judges are quite used to take this into consideration.
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by onli 3y ago
We are obviously not talking about positions where recordings are normal and obviously necessary. And parent also specifically did mention that consent is required, thus not freely given, and thus not legal.
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by onli 3y ago
See the sibling comment.
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by onli 3y ago
Some specifics are in https://www.anwalt.de/rechtstipps/was-muessen-arbeitgeber-be... . This assumes you make video recordings of the meetings, then we are not only talking about the personal rights to the voice, but al
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by onli 3y ago
Know that this policy would be illegal in many jurisdictions, especially in the one I live in. Setting it up disqualifies you from being a global employer - at least in theory -, and it's also really unethical. Also workers have a righ
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by onli 3y ago
With Telegram on Android you should still get notifications, even for encrypted messages. They just won't show the message's content.
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by onli 3y ago
Which company would be big enough to fit that description and able to pay enough to make a dent in this big an amount?
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by onli 3y ago
What blocked you from using any other WM with multiple workspaces in such a configuration?
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by onli 3y ago
But that's easy. All software does something like CTRL-Z accordingly to the chosen layout. So the physical position of the switch to press on the keyboard changes accordingly to the layout, it changes when switching from qwerty to qwer
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by onli 3y ago
Could you link one at-the-time zero-day RCE that is really without user interaction and will hit any user with an old phone regardless of the user applications (like the browser) used?
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by onli 3y ago
There were two recent types of EU regulations. One was broader, but had these exceptions, the other one hits phones and had no exceptions (that I noticed when it was last discussed). See https://www.theverge.com/2023/6&
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by onli 3y ago
Laser and inkjet printers are not exactly a healthy market, and one customers are not accepting anymore because of all the user hostility. That's not a convincing argument pro the proprietary future of 3D printers.
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by onli 3y ago
Is that with the 1MB a joke? Just in case it's not, jQuery never was that big, not even uncompressed.
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by onli 3y ago
Of course apart from when you are limited from interaction with people on a different server, because you have your own server.
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by onli 3y ago
Well, to be fair, the search isn't working well even when you enter the exact string. I just last week searched for a specific address, entered exactly the correct street name and the app just did not show the street name in my target
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by onli 3y ago
The headphone market is booming though. Headphones like the Beyerdynamics DT 770 PRO, so the big ones, are more popular than ever. It's true that for the small wired ones that go in your ear, the ones that go more into the ear canal th
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by onli 3y ago
Look at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_S6JaLvDck . It's a teardown of the Xperia 1 II. It shows how easy the audio jack can be removed there. The phone is certified as IP65/IP68. The phone itself is glued, but t
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by onli 3y ago
I'm not buying an adapter for a slot that can and should be built in. Also, it absolutely is an issue in practice. Dongles get lost (-> additional garbage produced), and blocking the USB-C slot means the phone can't be charged.
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by onli 3y ago
There just is no conflict between water-proofnesss, repairablity and having a headphone jack. Water-proofness/resistance and a headphone jack does not collide at all. There are many devices that proof that. For repairability, I also do
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by onli 3y ago
The battery needed makes bluetooth headphones completely unsustainable. Their headphones might have a replaceable battery, but headphones do not necessarily need one at all. Their earphones even have a baked in battery that is not replaceab
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by onli 3y ago
Just don't disregard the warning in the other comments about google not being a reliable API provider. Especially with maps and weather APIs Google's track record is abysmal, and I personally had to swap out APIs for a FOSS projec
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by onli 3y ago
A phone that wants to be sustainable but has no headphone jack is an oxymoron. The FP5 just isn't an option like this. Replaceable battery, SD-card slot and headphone jacks are the absolute minimum, otherwise the long software support
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by onli 3y ago
I also loved it, coming from mainly Ruby. It's just reasonable, the step here toward functional programming gets it even closer to the way I like to write Ruby.
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by onli 3y ago
I don't think they really do. Firefox, at least after the rewrite, is what made browsing on low-powered android machines bearable, in my experience.
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by onli 3y ago
The Bayes algorithm was core of one of my first shared software projects - a local spam filter plugin for the blog engine serendipity. The surprising thing back then was how well it worked in practice, the surprise now is that it still work
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by onli 3y ago
Are you aiming at that? Flutter should work well for that scenario. I'd use an IDE to simplify testing in an emulator, but you could manage that manually from the terminal.

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