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   by riedel 1y ago

   I just thought the same and thought this was really some dark pattern not adding any trust. Also there is no really good examples or performance metrics. There is stuff on GitHub that actually does similar stuff [0] [1] . We tried some pip
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   by riedel 1y ago

   It is just the app producers forcing you. Like AliExpress, the app is just the website (it does not even respect the default text size), but only the app allows you to do reviews. Some only give you rebates if you install their spyware. Man
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   by riedel 1y ago

   Finally a good use case for versioning file systems. Together with some good sandboxing I would worry much less.
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   by riedel 1y ago

   For anyone interested there is a forum dedicated to tonie box hacking: https://forum.revvox.de
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   by riedel 1y ago

   Funny thing is that people are complaining with channel creators. Was in a discord where the moderators desperately asked people to explain it to them because people in English speaking countries most likely do not have this terrible exper
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   by riedel 1y ago

   Seeing the wired screenshots I was immediately missing hotbot [1]. The colours even hurt in the days, but I used it a lot. Actually I was surprised that it still exists [1] https://web.archive.org/web/19980208062232&#x2
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   by riedel 1y ago

   The EU should step in and make sure that any critical OS attestation is taken out of the hands of the big players. Look at GrapheneOS is being denied Google Play Integrity [1] on pretty much no grounds with large consequences. Such security
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   by riedel 1y ago

   All I am saying is that while this makes sense, there is probably some stupid IT system or regulation wording, rather some moral constraints that resets things to 1 EUR.
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   by riedel 1y ago

   Why should immovable property differ from moveable property. How many things are sold for 1 EUR, just because everything else would be too difficult. Often those things have value that is only specific to the buyer and have negative value f
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    by riedel 1y ago

    I am giving a lecture on context sensitive systems. One thing where all this context awareness failed was getting it into higher level reasoning and adapting program logic (think for example the android activity API). I was just telling the
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    by riedel 1y ago

    Actually LISTEN/NOTIFY does also not scale the other way. Immich also moved to that pg for everything mentality (trying to remove redis dependencies). The problem: postgres needs a WAL flush for all notifications. I ran immich on my HD
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    by riedel 1y ago

    The fullblown case is difficult, true. But the 'simple' case would be that one of the forks has a repo. Afaik Zen already has its own mods: https://zen-browser.app/mods/ (I did not check the details). Coupled
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    by riedel 1y ago

    IMHO it would be rather easy to overcome this by forking. I anyways have used forks like librewolf, betterbird and recently Zen for Mozilla stuff due to all this telemetry (I guess you will need not care about malware if the browser alread
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    by riedel 1y ago

    I wonder why nothing like F-Droid did ever take off for browser extensions. Even if tons of stuff is open source, the standard distribution format are zip files with unknown content. And browser vendors never lived up to their promise that
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    by riedel 1y ago

    Moving stuff out of the standard library seems like a reason. However, I think this all is a weird mix of arguments. IMHO new process spawning is a feature and not a bug in the use cases where CGI is used. Most of the stuff is low traffic c
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    by riedel 1y ago

    Here is a link that lists the sensors/data products roughly: https://webapps.itc.utwente.nl/sensor/getsat.aspx?Find=sat&N... The IRS seems 4km and sentinel 4 8km if I read it correctly. The cool thing is that
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    by riedel 1y ago

    I am a white German with no migration background and i believe it is not all that beautiful here and I have been checked on various places. The reason is, that it really also depends where you are, because police has the right to check IDs
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    by riedel 1y ago

    Funnily back in the 90s working as a webdesigner in my high school years (whatever you would call web design these days), I remember building a DSSSL- dialect based pipeline to generate websites from a newsfeed published. I still like XSLT
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    by riedel 1y ago

    There is tons of reasons. E.g. public money public code. We are in research and we are open sourcing because we know that we cannot maintain anything, giving people the chance to pick up stuff without having buy stuff that is constantly los
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    by riedel 1y ago

    Had to read up on it as it was only hear say. But apparently RWE did this after Biblis was shut down [0] . They were already deconstructing other parts and the generators were in the non-nuclear part. No clue about other sites though [0] h
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    by riedel 1y ago

    I think nobody is screaming here that this particular action is illegal, as I read the comments. However, there is many things governments can do, that can be considered (under different subjective considerations) unethical, following a hid
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    by riedel 1y ago

    I got the same error.
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    by riedel 1y ago

    Interesting read. I reminded me of some stories a German guy who used to work for a Spanish utility told me (the guy lost his job at one of the first closed German nuclear facilities and now worked at the museum of a pumped storage power pl
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    by riedel 1y ago

    I recommend also AudioRanger for resorting and moving stuff into the right places. For ripping I use ExactAudioCopy, which supports also flac.
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    by riedel 1y ago

    One of the reason is IMHO that the optical resolution with those lense designs does not get better than 1080p. It seems even that resolution is blurry at the edges. So anything beyond probably would be a waste without totally different opti
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    by riedel 1y ago

    Was going to ask the same question. Was talking to a friend just 2 days ago who redid all his lecture scripts with quarto and embedded the lecture presentations. Looked neat. Also that quarto interacts well with R studio and jupyter noteboo
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    by riedel 1y ago

    I explicitly allow plagiarism and LLMs, but even give them reference solutions if they get stuck. Everything else seems either too much work or ineffective to find plagiarism. However, I do a short oral exam where I 'audit' the so
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    Auditory changes in guinea pigs listening to overcompressed music(sciencedirect.com)

    2 points by riedel 1y ago|0 comments
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    by riedel 1y ago

    I guess there are tons of other confounders possible and quite difficult to control for (admittedly did not read the original study). I guess if you would take a green space and pour concrete on it just for a study to measure it against a c
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    by riedel 1y ago

    I think there is multiple cases where repos are mirrored between Codeberg, GitHub and internal and public instances of Gitlab. People want to open issues where they are and they can get accounts. Also I had to migrate issues from one repo