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0% chance Germany will commit to this, it will require too much political reform and no politician wants to spend the political capital on it. Germanys problems are institutional and the bureaucracy around the military is mostly built for s
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This is how it worked in the US until this year. 2G can actually work pretty well along side 4G and 5G, it never really needs to be shut down since it works in the guard bands of LTE (i.e. nothing else is using the airspace 2G occupies and
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The Average American is getting richer and richer, especially compared to European wage stagnation. I don’t think non-Americans understand how rich middle class americans are.
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Both admins want this to happen, one will just grant more exemptions than the other.
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> running a sportsbook is a terrible business For a couple years you could make bank on MLS games simply because the odds were so broken you were almost guaranteed a good payout, it was mathematically impossible to lose money if you bet
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2y ago
there are community center pools deeper than that, so no.
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> Europe could deny access to the European market Not really, Apple would just get customers the same way they’re sold in any other part of the world that doesn’t officially have iPhones (i.e. Russia), the EU doesn’t have the authority t
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Ironically the DMA is telling Apple to reduce privacy to make Apple Intelligence work in the EU, it’s just a populist political attempt at regulating a market. No sane person actually thinks Apple isn’t private enough for EU standards, they
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> I also try to make it a habit to not blame people for not knowing something There’s a point where critical thinking skills come into play, I’ve seen people walked off the premises for doing stuff like this with customer data. Actual se
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> Software is made by people who have an intricate understanding of how the underlying system works Maybe 10% of software developers actually have an intricate understanding of what they do, in fact it is because developers don’t really
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soft “science” vs hard science
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This has gotta be the dumbest “debate” (at least in the USA). If you put something on the internet without protection (i.e. DRM), it is public. Enforcing a data cartel like apple is doing has gotta be the absolute worse outcome, only the ul
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2y ago
Because people wanted to have families? Like what kind of question is this? Do you think people should put their whole life on pause for a job?
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Most microwaves are terrible too, good microwaves are much more expensive so nobody buys them, but they can cook much more intelligently with higher quality parts.
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2y ago
Android isn’t less secure but you can definitely screw up Android way more than you can iOS, there are some massive botnets that run purely on Android.
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2y ago
VVC is on the horizon, and AV1 has essentially become mainstream - HEVC is simply no longer needed by anyone.
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i hope that means places like dslreports will come back, such a glorious time to be on the internet in it’s heyday
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Google once again proving why even people who have nothing to hide have reasons to use End to End encryption. People laugh when I suggest iCloud but Apple isn’t pulling this shit and has mostly the same functionality a non-business user nee
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Linux has the same “security issue” (your words), it’s just considered a skill issue if you foot gun with the tools given to you.
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People are going to point out flaws or loopholes they know about that would be even easier, but they’re missing the point: it was not possible for someone genuinely in the process of launching a product to find out. My side business was a s
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Cancer treatment is still objectively primitive, unless you catch it early it still mostly boils down to balancing keeping you barely alive and hoping the cancer dies first. Cancer survival rate has gone up because of treatment accessibilit
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You think they would have executed a child sooner? What kind of logic are you trying to use here?
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Not very much compassion if they let them die at 6 which would be expected when their clan realized they couldn’t hold their own and left them to die. Sounds more like these academics are putting their own feelings into their research than
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Whole home generators are miles cheaper than a solar-battery setup. I can get 10kw of backup power tied into my house for 5k with an automatic switch, but that barely covers the labor costs for a solar system, and you still have to buy the
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Didn’t he get sued and settle with Ubiquiti because he refused to retract a statement that implied Ubiquiti willingly put in multiple backdoors into their own products and that customer information had been breached? Which was entirely fals
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> banned single serving plastic usage This is not sensible and has a negligible impact on the environment - it almost always is worse, actually. Kinda like how single use plastic bags are better for the environment than a single reusable
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I’m talking about the simple fact that Five Eyes have so many resources put together that you will never hide forever, unless you are willing to drastically change your life. The good news is you are not important enough for them to care ab
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Do you avoid going out in public? Are you never going to step foot in an airport? What is your threat model here? Because it's pretty trivial for anyone to get a 3d scan of your face without you realizing it. This just sounds like text
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There is no other ecosystem that will provide easy E2EE in the cloud, that’s reason enough for the vast majority of users who are just sick of breaches because of pure sysadmin incompetence. There are plenty of examples in every Apple servi
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Sorry to break it to you but you cannot hide from the US government if you use modern hardware or connect to the internet in any way.
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