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by progre 6y ago
I agree but I worry that some of this capacity will go away because it's not profitable enough. I also worry that although the core functionality of, say a water treatment plant, may run on quite old an easily sourced hardware (most li
422.
by progre 6y ago
It would be nice if silicon required to run critical infrastructure is manufacured localy or at least not by an opponant in a (cold or economic) war. IPhones are pretty low on my list of concerns but I would like to have working powerplan
423.
by progre 6y ago
I've been using https://www.runnaroo.com/ on some of my devices for a while and I very seldom need to do the DDG equivalent of !g. The name alone seems like something that Australians might like.
424.
by progre 6y ago
Well the app was brigaded, They usually do that in such instances.
425.
by progre 6y ago
Didn't know Norway has GDPR as they are not in the EU but apparently they have. https://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?g=34dfb199-c9ab...
426.
by progre 6y ago
It's a legitimate fear I think. The only fix I can see is to establish a trustworthy brand which can be hard for a relatively unknown entity.
427.
by progre 6y ago
Great explanation, sorry for confusing things.
428.
by progre 6y ago
Yeah, I might have misunderstood things.
429.
by progre 6y ago
Well, the account credentials would stay in the local client wouldn't they? There is no hosted web version of this (yet!) and no central server so there is no one to leak credentials to. The only receiver of the credentials would be yo
430.
by progre 6y ago
Yeah, but some email providers don't support IMAP and on those it is not end-to-end encrypted. https://delta.chat/en/help#is-delta-chat-compatible-with-pro... https://providers.delta.chat/
431.
by progre 6y ago
Uh, I don't think IMAP is generally blocked on iOS? Anyway, end-to-end encryption seems to depend on the email provider being able to support IMAP. So Hey.com is out but gmail can work if you enable IMAP support for example. Here is
432.
by progre 6y ago
End to end encrypted? https://delta.chat/en/help#does-delta-chat-support-end-to-en... Yes, if receiver uses IMAP if I understand this correctly. Edit: End-to-end encryption or not is maybe unrelated to IMAP use. E2E En
433.
by progre 6y ago
Not everything has to be if you read the site guidelines
434.
by progre 6y ago
Nice to learn the origin of the term in this context. My only other exposure to it is through SQL
435.
by progre 6y ago
How much can you change an MVP and intended customer and still call it a pivot?
436.
by progre 6y ago
Apparently, they actually had scanners, but never used them https://sverigesradio.se/artikel/7113883 (swedish)
437.
by progre 6y ago
The electronics stores had a reporting duty as I remember.
438.
by progre 6y ago
Also, alledgely, using scanners to catch cheaters. Though I got a visit from a man checking for unlicensed TV sets once and he didn't have a scanner, just a long list of people that didn't have a TV license.
439.
by progre 6y ago
> Both governments, appalled at the idea of war over a matter so trivial as a hardware-store debt But then 15 years later... https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pig_War_(1859)
440.
by progre 6y ago
Subaru does not translate to "seven sisters" (or even six sisters) so bringing up Subaru would undermine the claim of the article
441.
by progre 6y ago
> New Year’s specials for specialized body armor plates, rifle enhancements, and shooting targets
442.
by progre 6y ago
While FPGA:s are often used for implementing CPU:s, that's really not the best use of an FPGA in my oppinion. Of course, very usefull when prototyping a CPU, but if you only want a CPU... you can just buy one. I think a more interestin
443.
by progre 6y ago
The language core of SmallTalk seems pretty straightforward and lots of people have built their own. But then there is all those standard objects to implements...
444.
by progre 6y ago
Nice to see MsMadLemmon get a mention!
445.
by progre 6y ago
Went back an read the comments on that video. Youtube comments are gold sometimes. Edit: Watched a few more. I get the impression that theese videos are actually made as gags. She says various measurements for the alcohol (like 2 ounces) bu
446.
by progre 6y ago
Yeah, I'm not saying it's amazing content, I just fail to see how this is "gaming SEO"
447.
by progre 6y ago
Game how? Pretty girl says she will show how to mix a drink. Then proceeds to show how to mix a drink. Not ending world hunger or anything, but nothing deceitful here at least. Maybe I'm missing something
448.
by progre 6y ago
I was complaining to my wife about this exact thing yesterday. Her reply: You do know we own like 20 printed cookbooks right? No ads in those...
449.
by progre 6y ago
Relatively recently talked about in the excellent Podcast "Snedtänkt" (swedish). https://sverigesradio.se/avsnitt/1261864
450.
by progre 6y ago
Oh I thought this was Jon Skeet's "hello world" in 1 byte, written in his custom "H" language. Of course he could have done it in 0 bytes but that would just be silly.

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