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p0w3n3d
2y ago
We sell them our asses, don't you? But seriously, I have both - other sources AND banking apps on my phone.
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2y ago
OP states that the domain was discovered
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2y ago
Finding IP does not mean finding the domain. When doing HTTP request to IP you specify the domain you want to connect to. For example you can configure your /etc/hosts to have xxxnakedhamsters.google.com pointing to 8.8.8.8 and ma
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2y ago
Not sure but would say that people pirate Photoshop even more since it went full subscription model. From my experience, once I learned they're going this way I bought the last Lightroom available and have it on my DVD. Of course this
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2y ago
One does not simply send mail these days
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2y ago
Solution: put colourful pens into 3d printer "hands"
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2y ago
I'm PL based. The law made it impossible to refuse, but the fire law renders chargers unusable unless there is a facility. https://moto.infor.pl/prawo-na-drodze/ciekawostki/6604742,el...
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2y ago
I use Apple M1 in my work, and comparing to a PC, it has really good performance. I would blame Apple for a lot, but not for the performance. Namely, for: - lack of repair support (either you pay through your nose for the screen replacement
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2y ago
In my city you cannot charge your car inside the underground garage. No one will build the required facility to ease electric car fire extinguishing. Therefore the buildings will default to deny.
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2y ago
That's not an argument. There is no law that prevents me from taking screenshots therefore I should be able to do it
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2y ago
Have you tried to watch YouTube in Chrome on android? It will turn off once switched to a other app or tab and it can be prevented. Prevented only on Firefox (with add-on). While other web pages like sound cloud will still play in backgroun
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2y ago
Don't those drugs have serious side effects? I remember reading something but not sure where
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2y ago
I consider a browser as similar as a complicated curl with GUI. Therefore: - when I see that browser does not allow playing video in the background (youtube on mobile phones) - when my browser disallows me blocking certain things - when my
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2y ago
I'm shocked when in 2025 the term "you stay in control" regarding browser emerges as something exclusive. When a web page or a program is downloaded to my computer I cannot imagine anything else, yet every major company tries
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2y ago
I can't understand if this is the same as the Jevons paradox but I can observe that once some economical behaviour is imposed/incentivied on people, government taxes more the object of this economical behaviour. Also once governme
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2y ago
I had to find on some strange forum the CEL codes to monitor my DPF. Otherwise I would never know when it is filling up and never be able to reach out a highway to allow it to clean nicely. This shouldn't be obscure. But they keep sayi
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2y ago
there are ways to omit the right to repair. My mechanic told me story about the new emergency system (mandatory in EU) that calls automatically for help on the crash event. It has a battery and a small controller in a all-in-one module. If
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2y ago
+ecology (i.e. "the new device uses 1kW less energy per month so you shouldn't even try fixing the old one")
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2y ago
I wonder about security of such designed chips. We've been demonstrated that apparently optimal architecture can lead to huge errors that create security flaws (spectre, Pacman for M1 etc).
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2y ago
> to be at least somewhat nice nowadays That's a huge sacrifice when speaking of him, which we must appreciate. But to be honest, I must agree with his point of view. Golden rule when developing projects is to stick to one (the leas
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2y ago
Looks like www.milliondollarhomepage.com
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2y ago
The article mentions https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2002/11/11/the-law-of-leaky-a... which is an opening article for me. TBH I was always sure I was supposed to go into details, but with more and more people
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2y ago
I don't know why, but much more appealing to me is PostgreSQL on the server.
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2y ago
at least the model we used was behaving like this. It was making objects larger than it visible as a line and smaller visible as a whole (like coloring fill in MS Paint). Objects that fit in the eye were colored and larger were not. However
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2y ago
Brake by wire is fun and games unless there is a critical situation on the road. If the car breaks by default - imagine stopping in the middle of a highway where trucks go 140km/h. If the car does not break by default - trivial. q.e.d.
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2y ago
right-wing pundits, conspiracy-minded journalists, crypto enthusiasts Sounds like source of all evil is wrong and even Democratic politicians Sounds like the even the angels are corrupted... Seriously speaking, I'm alwa
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2y ago
My CS teacher in high school had a lesson with us about horseshoe crab's eye, which apparently does not see anything that is larger than the field of view of the eye, allowing it to consume smaller organisms and omitting larger organis
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2y ago
Le agradezco a Duolingo, no necesité cambiar el idioma a inglés cuando entré a tu sitio web.
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2y ago
Smells like UB. Is this defined in the standard?
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2y ago
Not if multitrack recording. If you record it with different latencies you're toast.
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