preisschild

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by preisschild 5d ago
Also dynamic oidc registration (client.dev) has became better supported on oidc idps to support MCP
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by preisschild 8d ago
I would love to see script kiddies stop with this dumb "what about muh unix philosophy" and its accompying systemd/Wayland hate. Modern desktop computing needs are wildly different from the 1970s.
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by preisschild 9d ago
Are you a russian troll? No, the USN generally does not shoot flares directly at people, but just near them, because i expect them to be professionals and aware of the damage a flare can make when it hits a helicopter and sets it alight...
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by preisschild 9d ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparative_advantage
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by preisschild 9d ago
That is just not true. FTAs lower trade barriers on imported goods, leading to consumer welfare gains from increase in product variety, better quality products and lower prices for existing products. https://www.europarl.europa.e
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by preisschild 9d ago
Better integration and more free trade is an easy win-win scenario for both sides.
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by preisschild 9d ago
> Europe already has a nuclear deterrent. This is not true. UK and FR have them (probably not enough though). UK/FR definitely wouldn't retaliate if Berlin or Warsaw were to be hit by a RU nuke.
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by preisschild 9d ago
While in reality it is not. We can just import food.
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by preisschild 9d ago
Without European farmers having so much political capital we could just import food from unsubsidized farmers..
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by preisschild 9d ago
But its also not reasonable to let someone having grievances block the entire country. The farming industry is 1% of GDP in NL. Why do they get to hold the entire country hostage?
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by preisschild 9d ago
Do you have an example for a single instance where a USN ship fired a flare directly at a neutral aircraft?
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by preisschild 10d ago
Why do you use doublequotes as if you were quoting her? She never said that.
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by preisschild 10d ago
Because the original data the model is trained on is under copyright you can't include the output in a copyleft codebase. See DCO. You cant sign off on you having permission to license the code when you stole it. Many open source contr
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by preisschild 10d ago
With clean room you just have access to the api specifications, not the internals.
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by preisschild 10d ago
Wouldnt it make sense to just implement a Vulkan driver and then use Zinc on top of that for OpenGL?
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by preisschild 10d ago
Yeah but as you said if they are marked as persistent (which for oem spyware would make sense) you cant.
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by preisschild 10d ago
EU-Mercosur products need to comply with the EU's food safety standards (SPS1)
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by preisschild 10d ago
> Nord Stream was definitely not an accident and we know who did that Lol who claimed it was an "accident"? Most likely it was disgruntled Ukrainians with just enough resources and skill. And they did great work. Anne Applebaum
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by preisschild 10d ago
Said the guy repeating Russia Today verbatim
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by preisschild 10d ago
Same. I absolutely love my WOLED panel, but the software has gotten a lot worse then when I first bought it in 2022. Back then I could easily install third party apps (like youtube sponsorblock) or do custom scripts like "send mqtt top
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by preisschild 10d ago
Not if they are system apps installed by the OEM
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by preisschild 10d ago
> If it did they'd lose a third of the members doing it. As a federalist, that would be fine for me. Make a two speed europe. EU stays primarily a trade block that the "federal EU" is in.
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by preisschild 11d ago
Not really possible. For example, the Soviet Union had naval radar satellites (RORSAT) in space that could directly guide missiles to specific ships. If a war would have kicked of in europe where transatlantic convoys would have been critic
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by preisschild 13d ago
So? If the models are open more people can use it to improve their security too.
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by preisschild 14d ago
Imo i think actually naming the problems is a lot more productive than walking around them
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by preisschild 14d ago
I find reading ebooks and long texts like wikipedia a lot more enjoyable on my 6.8" AMOLED panel than on the smaller screens i've had before. You can also doomscroll on smaller screens.
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by preisschild 15d ago
I had a scary bug on an older version where for months the contact names didnt match the actual senders/recipients. I have received SMS from my WISP under the same contact as Github MFA codes but also send mssages to relatives that nev
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by preisschild 18d ago
Which one provides weapons to Russia, a nation in an active war against Europe? And AFAIK the US has not even claimed Greenland.
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by preisschild 18d ago
I'm from Europa and consider China a far bigger threat. Trump is probably going to get replaced by a Democrat in a few years. China has been ruled by dictators for decades and probably will be for decades and they are a lot more hostil
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by preisschild 22d ago
It definitely makes sense for stuff like (non-US) gov domains. Have a federal agency control the `gov.<ccTLD>` domain and hand out subdomains to other agencies. See https://dachmarke.gov.de/ for example. But I agree i

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