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by riedel 2y ago
I seriously wonder if there is any empirical evidence that safetynet and this play protect stuff leads to less incidents. Funny thing is that I am only rooting my phone to actually fake the attestation checks again because I want to run lin
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by riedel 2y ago
For Twinkly: https://github.com/scrool/xled
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by riedel 2y ago
>In view of their genetic similarity to seals there was a fear that dog distemper might mutate and cross over into the seal population. Sounds crazy. Does someone know, how realistic this was. Is there more evolutionary pressure in Antar
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by riedel 2y ago
Actually astound about the same thing with the microphone mute LED and the speaker mute LED. Even without any attack they are sometimes malfunctioning. None of those seem remotely hardwired on my ThinkPad Z13.
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by riedel 2y ago
I at least would never try to be polite facists or people who support facists. Sorry about that silliness.
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by riedel 2y ago
Tesla Model 3 has defends its solid last place for years now with the Honda Jazz on the first place among 228 cars.
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German TÜV car reliabily report 2025: combustion platforms best for EVs(tuvsud.com)
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by riedel 2y ago
I was searching on the net but couldn't find it: does some one remember the floppy zine on the Amiga with releases of Flip the Frog and Banana Man comics? I will otherwise look in my old floppy stack if I find time ..
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by riedel 2y ago
I would agree as an outsider (German/European). I am more worried about other things: globally, about the US role on climate change (and the related global trend) and a foreseeable irreversible supreme court majority for the next 30 ye
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by riedel 2y ago
I grew up to my friends 'LOAD “*“,8' even before knowing what a programming language was. Actually I did not have a C64, but later typed of listings from magazines in Amiga BASIC.
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Podman Testing on FreeBSD(github.com)
6 points by riedel 2y ago|0 comments
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by riedel 2y ago
Actually interactive editing with ed saved my ass once on my FreeBSD server once. Somehow, my terminal driver (actually I actually used my vt520 even for emails at the time) was totally broken so I only had a single line. I actually managed
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by riedel 2y ago
>Revenue consists of the following: x Royalties - Mozilla provides the Firefox web browser, which is a free and open- source web browser initially developed by Mozilla Foundation and the Corporation. Mozilla incorporates search engines o
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by riedel 2y ago
I read the headline the other way around. I rather see a huge risk of loosing part of this sink which immense effects. The world has been a rough equilibrium for a long time. Majorly messing it up in roughly 100yrs was probably not a good
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by riedel 2y ago
DVC is much more basic (feels more unix style), integrates really well with any simple CI/CD scripting with git versioning without the need to set up any additional servers. And it is not either or. People actually combine MLFlow and
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by riedel 2y ago
DVC is (at least as I use it) pretty much just git LFS with multiple backends (guess actually a more simple git annex). It further has some rather MLOps specific stuff. Is handy if you do versions model training with changing data on S3.
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by riedel 2y ago
Kopia allows to specify quite different snapshot configurations with patterns etc. I converted old snapshot since 2005 backwards into the same dedup mounted on diverse paths, so I wonder what would be missing.
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by riedel 2y ago
https://www.patpro.net/blog/index.php/2024/03/07/3590-borg-k...
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by riedel 2y ago
I'd throw in kopia[0], fast, many features and easy to use across platforms. [0] https://kopia.io/
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by riedel 2y ago
First of all, today I almost exclusively write all my LateX in overleaf, so a lot of pain of LateX distros is taken away. But the main thing was always good templates, so I found a collection of ML conference templates [0], that shows also
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by riedel 2y ago
I only pay 20 EUR a month because a 25 EUR subsidy by my employer. It is a total nobrainer although, I often even use it less, just because I can jump on any local train, tram, bus without worrying about a ticket (particularly as we don&#x2
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by riedel 2y ago
Funny, we had girl's at uni last year and pretty much the same thing as a project to get the kids (12 to 16 yrs) creative using LLMs. Works also great with cocktails, btw, for your next party...
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by riedel 2y ago
I also split incorrectly German compounds because it makes autocomplete simply much more usable. IMHO a soft break +backspace key would be needed on the android keyboard to make predictions usable in compound languages.
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Also clicked it hoping for nostalgia.
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by riedel 2y ago
Just quickly skimmed the article but does the article answer why they seem to be everywhere in Europe except for England ? [0] [0] https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/33/European...
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by riedel 2y ago
I remember that going through a lot of media (actually back in 2015 already) in Germany. My parents in law (in their 80s) dance a lot and can assure it actually keeps them really fit. However, I never learned to dance and I wonder really if
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by riedel 2y ago
In a space where copyrighted material and personal data is an issue, actually academic research can actually use many exceptions (at least under legislation in Europe) . This unfortunately also means that one cannot pass on the data sources
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by riedel 2y ago
There was a recent thread about the 2001 post that afaik eventually lead to this paper (diamond types is the rust implementation): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41372833
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White House lawn, wait: could orange skin color be somehow related to the ice color on Europa...
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by riedel 2y ago
It might be an unpopular opinion but I am in principle OK. However, it would be really great if telegram would automatically report any of such requests after an embargo period of e.g. even 6 month to the subject of the request. Further the

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