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European Service Module(esa.int)
8 points by p2detar 6mo ago|0 comments
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by p2detar 6mo ago
While I agree with you to a very much degree, the last thing teens usually do is listen to their parents. It’s not that simple.
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by p2detar 6mo ago
> Every copy of the Persona SDK contains a hardcoded AES-256-GCM encryption key in TrackingEventUtilsKt.java line 22 Seems like a pretty big fuck up, if so. I wonder why did they not use asymmetric encryption.
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by p2detar 6mo ago
As someone that used to write 2D games with things like phaserjs, sdl and even directx7, I always regret I never tried Löve2d. I think Android and iOS packaging was also supported. Is this still the case? What if one wants to integrate IAP?
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by p2detar 6mo ago
Correct me if I’m wrong please, but this is a mobile Wallet app, an enclave, for government issued documents: Ausweis, Diploma, etc. How does a card reader come into the workflow here? I don’t quite get your point.
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by p2detar 6mo ago
> My Librem 5 runs an FSF-endorsed OS and has a smartcard. Ok, so how does that help with device attestation? If I am an app developer how does it tell me that your OS has not been tempered with or actually that my app has not been tempe
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by p2detar 6mo ago
> privacy-oriented OS Well, in all seriousness what examples could you give me here in terms of device hardware attestation? Even GrapheneOS does use Google root certificates to attest your device. There is indeed an option for EUDI to k
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by p2detar 6mo ago
Well done. I enjoyed it and also found it interesting that the js was under 100k and served with br-encoding. I'm using gzip by default everywhere, but maybe should take a look at br for text-based content.
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by p2detar 6mo ago
This is an unfair and a straw man argument, is it not? Are you also unhappy that in a democracy the 51% choose how the other 49% are going to be governed? Why device attestation is required is quite well explained by this github comment [0]
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by p2detar 6mo ago
Do we have stats how many germans use something else than Google Android, Samsung Knox or Apple? I recon it should be less than 1% which quite honestly is in fact „all“ citizens.
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by p2detar 6mo ago
That’s what it does as far as I get it. But less is not always better and I guess it’s also subjective to the promoter.
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by p2detar 7mo ago
So it does use ripgrep and not unix grep. [0] I knew it from some other commenters here on HN, but it's nice to see it in the source as well. 0 - https://github.com/zackautocracy/claude-code/blob/main&#x2
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by p2detar 7mo ago
> The only developers I know who write Java full time work in systems that take pictures of things from far away. This can’t be a serious comment. I’d say probably half the world‘s B2B and enterprise runs on Java. Especially in Europe.
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by p2detar 7mo ago
Self-hosting. If you really need to push remotely, push to bare repo on your own cloud vm or setup gogs or forgejo. I now start with local repos first and whatever I deem OSS-useful, I mirror-push from local to Github or anywhere else with
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by p2detar 7mo ago
It's nuanced. Spotify is a giant, I think the example you're looking for here is Soundcloud. They almost went bust, but managed to get the ads business right and seem to be afloat now. So I think you're right in that sense, b
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by p2detar 7mo ago
Interesting. How does this book stack up to Maggie Appleton‘s Dark Forest hypothesis? It’s been some time already since she made it. https://maggieappleton.com/ai-dark-forest
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by p2detar 7mo ago
Nothing is stopping any app from the Play store to request any particular permission, not just MDM apps, right? And yet, no app can read arbitrary filesystem data including random app data without your device being rooted first. If anything
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by p2detar 7mo ago
An MDM orga cannot install a trusted CA on non-supervised (company owned) devices. By default on BYOD these are untrusted and require manual trust. It also cannot see everything on your device - certainly not your email, notes or files, or
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by p2detar 7mo ago
> being slaves to Microsoft An overly ideological PoV can make it easy to overlook that some people are simply on Github from a practical standpoint. I myself host Forgejo and moved a lot of stuff there. I don't really find a good r
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by p2detar 7mo ago
> from LLMs being the true cross-platform system Fully agree. I have zero Swift knowledge and currently use LLM to write a native app. I'm well aware of the SDKs and concepts in iOS development, so even if something's wrong I g
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by p2detar 7mo ago
I did a small, 3-runs test on M3 and the results were shockingly impressive. With 240 log files in various subfolders. grep -q -r "22:02" --include=" .log" 4.15s user 0.09s system 99% cpu 4.269 total grep -q -r "22
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by p2detar 7mo ago
But what does it benchmark then? The performance of each framework with its defaults or some heavily optimized piece of code for given framework that squeezes the best result possible? Are then all the benchmarks across all different framew
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by p2detar 7mo ago
That's because it is a complex and messy problem. Especially MDMs that try to unify the experience for fundamentally different platforms like Apple's and Google's, and even Microsoft's. I think if it's a platform-de
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by p2detar 7mo ago
I self-host Forgejo on a Docker container. Thinking about it, this is actually the right way to go. If you got public projects, then something like Codeberg is in fact the place to go. If you got private projects, why push to someone's
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by p2detar 7mo ago
> it's worth pointing out that neither Google nor especially Apple has shown even slight interest in delivering "Enterprise" anything You make a bold claim and then kind of refute it yourself. Apple Business and School Man
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by p2detar 7mo ago
> Lotus Notes died Ahm, it didn't. I mean, yes it is actively dying but not quite there yet. In fact, where I work we still make good revenue offering consulting and even products for LND. I think this part at the end of the article
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by p2detar 7mo ago
I don't see it. Airtable is cloud-native and Lotus Notes is all about offline mode and replicas. Not even sure how Email fairs in Airtable, because it's a major point in Notes.
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by p2detar 7mo ago
Yes, but no. From personal experience, even around grandchildren, TikTok/FB have precedence. It’s getting sickening and we need to educate our parents about the harm that "the algorithm" causes. I just ask myself whether we a
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by p2detar 7mo ago
On the fun side: can this thing help me do left-click burst in browser HTML5 games? I tried hammerspoon and other methods but nothing worked thus far.
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by p2detar 7mo ago
The absolutely broken moderator system of Reddit made me leave it forever after being a regular user for more than a decade. The “god-king” thing simply doesn’t work.

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