randunel

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by randunel 8mo ago
How do you check that the open sourced code is the same one that you are installing from the extension repository and actually running?
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by randunel 8mo ago
All banks in the EU are part of their respective national pay schemes. They need to figure out a way for the national pay schemes to add wero compatibility.
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by randunel 8mo ago
Since selling PII is a common practice in the US industry, I believe the onus is reversed, they need to prove that they delete/keep-private.
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by randunel 8mo ago
Are you really claiming the US-DoJ are conspiracy theorists?
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by randunel 9mo ago
It's next to impossible to get windows up and running if you dare not get a computer with it preinstalled, AHCI drivers are almost never included in the installation disc. And windows support gives you links to self installing exe file
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by randunel 9mo ago
Linux user for 25-ish years here, and exclusively so. I used to heavily configure my ubuntu distros to be keyboard exclusive with i3wm and such, but I ended up with regolith desktop, a version of ubuntu with pre installed i3wm and keyboard
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by randunel 9mo ago
I live in a country which does something similar with (legally) disabled employees. All companies with more than 30 employees must have at least 1 employee who is legally disabled (certificate of disability) in every 50 employees. It's
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by randunel 10mo ago
Sure, let's restrict statistics to any automobile used to transport merchandise. What do you think, ready to imagine such a comparison?
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by randunel 10mo ago
I wonder how many people such an automated freight system would kill per year, compared to cars in the same cities. Once we have some numbers, you would probably reconsider the use of "insane" there.
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by randunel 10mo ago
I think it's really difficult to write so much text with so little information conveyed in it. I don't think I'd be able to even once, let alone as my daily job.
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by randunel 10mo ago
Having worked with both EU and non-EU companies, I disagree. US companies seem to be the most litigious, and EU companies more diligent. I've not observed any lawyer involvement from companies in Russia, Serbia, India, but my experienc
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by randunel 10mo ago
Valve's Steam platform is well liked and actually wanted by gamers. Gamers move their games to the steam launcher and often wait for games to come to steam (e.g. with Anno games from Ubisoft). This is in contrast with EA's Origin,
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by randunel 11mo ago
Is that what was advertised when the product was sold? As long as "press the button on the hoover once to launch a full house run" was the only thing advertised to sell the hoover, then I'm ok with that. But I highly doubt it
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by randunel 11mo ago
Yes, even "dumb" phones could share files with computers back then. Apple users have no idea how much harm their masters have done to society.
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by randunel 11mo ago
Would you be willing to entertain the idea that, perhaps, you haven't noticed you actually used XSLT during your mundane browsing? Sample page, how would you tell? https://www.europarl.europa.eu/politicalparties/in
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by randunel 1y ago
Oh, so having a separate (paid for) app makes targeting kids with in app purchases OK in the (free) app you advertise?
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by randunel 1y ago
I understand the concept of "riparian rights", but I fail to see how gov't entities who issue water licences (or any government service, for that matter) would need to "consider [...] the need to redress the results of p
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by randunel 1y ago
What does "historically disadvantaged communities and persons" mean in ZA? Any racial bias present in this phrase, which is apparently in multiple laws? I just started looking and, for example, when issuing licences to extract wat
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by randunel 1y ago
That 'welp' probably has a tonne of bot detection going on, given its popularity and the sheer amount of data it makes available without an account.
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by randunel 1y ago
Scrape data and package+sell it, either on demand or pre scraped.
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by randunel 1y ago
Those regulations don't prevent apple from shipping anything, they prevent companies from abusing their users. Apple is free to ship without abusing anyone, but explicitly choose otherwise.
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by randunel 1y ago
> Looking back, I realized I had worked on a lot of low-impact projects — tasks that made no impact on users and no impact on the team, like updating outdated libraries. The old library worked fine without any updates. Updating it took w
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by randunel 1y ago
Social engineering attacks are a thing, you know...
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by randunel 1y ago
EU's digital ID depends on EU citizens having either a Google account, or an Apple account https://github.com/eu-digital-identity-wallet/av-doc-technic...
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by randunel 1y ago
You can self host an email server, what you can't self host is proprietary features on top of those, but I'm pretty sure you can find alternatives that work with said email server software you picked to self host.
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by randunel 1y ago
All, as far as I can tell.
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by randunel 1y ago
As already stated several times, a counter example does not, yet, exist, so keep on waiting!
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by randunel 1y ago
A war would be legal when the _casus belli_ leading up to it would be a non-military action. For example, Egypt might have casus belli if Sudan stopped the Nile's flow, a non military action with significant impact.
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by randunel 1y ago
ROeID app, which is required by almost all RO government websites to log in.
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by randunel 1y ago
I already said as much. Here's the quote from above: > You can't, because there is no such city.

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