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by pacifika 3y ago
You “just” need a few sheds full of batteries
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by pacifika 3y ago
You just need a few sheds full of batteries
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by pacifika 3y ago
Your life insurance just went up.
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by pacifika 3y ago
https://filehamster.com/ Maybe?
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by pacifika 3y ago
https://devrix.com/tutorial/how-does-gdpr-affect-us-based-we...
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by pacifika 3y ago
I’m sure everyone is a 5% edge case somewhere
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by pacifika 3y ago
I thought they were going the snap route because it saved packaging time but now they’re introducing another .deb? Perhaps a change of strategy?
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by pacifika 3y ago
Some lastpass accounts had salts of 1 iterations unfortunately. Source: via security now podcast. Also various online sources https://www.reddit.com/r/Lastpass/comments/106p7le/comment/j... In the e
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by pacifika 3y ago
When people meet you they try and group you by asking where you studied etc similarly to where you worked.
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by pacifika 3y ago
Is a study unhelpful if it leads to helpful questions?
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by pacifika 3y ago
Picking up full stack is a long way from innovating in it.
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by pacifika 3y ago
You don’t need timezones until you did need them. Good change this avoids a whole class of subtle bugs. We can’t change Python 3.3 now.
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by pacifika 3y ago
A family plan is an order of magnitude more than a few dollars. £20/m (£240/year) in the UK. That’s a few dollars a month short of an Xbox Series S console yearly.
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Just 2 Minutes of Walking After a Meal Is Surprisingly Good for You(2022)(nytimes.com)
4 points by pacifika 3y ago|1 comments
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by pacifika 3y ago
What’s the benefit of doing that please?
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by pacifika 3y ago
Let’s clarify the difference between hobbyist software and open-source software.
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by pacifika 3y ago
if they had to pay for open source then they couldn’t afford to pay for commercial software?
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by pacifika 3y ago
Your friends and family are going to pay you for every email? Every online purchase would be several dollars more expensive. Transactional email providers would go bankrupt.
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by pacifika 3y ago
Flagged by Safari for an invalid cert
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by pacifika 3y ago
As I read it, this is not data that can be extracted by the app but a black box the phone’s internal systems handle? Not an iOS developer
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by pacifika 3y ago
Is it asking for informed consent for a change when the ui encourages and defaults to not keeping the system quo
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by pacifika 3y ago
They could group them by app in some kind of list. But are all these required just to launch the apps or can they wait until you activate it?
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by pacifika 3y ago
I realise it’s a significant cost investment, is one week going to make a lot of difference? I think we’re talking about 3-5 bugs per developer, assuming they’re kind of tricky?
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by pacifika 3y ago
Are you able to show anything for others to review? Hard to know without seeing something.
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by pacifika 3y ago
Open source makes it easy for the cat in the cat mouse game, right?
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by pacifika 3y ago
https://pex.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ Python project single file distribution tool.
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by pacifika 3y ago
This is the most powerful combo together with PEX to distribute Python specific dependency free apps in my testing. (As long as all the widgets you need are supported)
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by pacifika 3y ago
Not sure, but from what I read the usual suspects are import duties to protected what's left of the UK automobile industry, the current government rolling back EV rebates/discounts, and additional costs importing cars into the UK
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by pacifika 3y ago
Dealers still manage to charge £29k for BYD over here https://www.arnoldclark.com/new-cars/byd
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by pacifika 3y ago
Of course it has a subscription. I’m glad PCs were already invented.

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