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by riedel 2y ago
As said before: the whole E2E, CSAM diskussion is not really the issue here. This is afaik about complying mostly to very specific takedown requests (as telegram offers no legal address inside the EU) and more general platform regulations t
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by riedel 2y ago
Impressive dogfooding > DrakonHub is written in DRAKON-JavaScript and DRAKON-Lua. https://github.com/stepan-mitkin/drakonhub
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by riedel 2y ago
Related post on hackaday: https://hackaday.com/2017/10/03/ben-franklins-weak-motor-and...
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by riedel 2y ago
Even with a Smartphone you will have a terrible experience if you do not use stock vendor software. On a custom rom one needs to install zygisk modules [0] to get around the play integrity madness (before that safetynet). As this still dies
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by riedel 2y ago
It would be great if banks would actually use standardized 2FA, but the 'TAN' apps are all random propriatary stuff. The only that works in a standardized way are banks that use chiptan (using the secure element of the banking car
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by riedel 2y ago
Is there any advantage over JWT other than one can put the token into the URL itself (which is technically also possible with JWT I guess, with the downside that it will be probably exposed in logs, etc.)?
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by riedel 2y ago
I still do wonder also in the light of Julian Assange why in the age oft the Internet one always need to worried about extradiction. Why cannot New Zealand handle the crimes or maybe Germany where he is citizen. Also in the age of the inter
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by riedel 2y ago
This seems to be the motivation of EU regulators. However, regulation also needs to be enforcible in a global setting. Also one needs to understand collateral damage to smaller enterprises (recent EU regulations only tries to target large p
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by riedel 2y ago
Germany (and probably some other European countries) have the problem of using the train network for freight at night and passengers by day. Together with underinvestment this has generated great problems but because infrastructure has been
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by riedel 2y ago
I was wondering, how they can otherwise comply with legislation. Makes sense there is a way to do this e.g. in case of valid GDPR, DMCA, etc. cases.
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by riedel 2y ago
I still use posix write [1] if there is an incident and i want to talk to the other admins that all try to fix sth. Quite fünf AS the younger ones are always Quote puzzled and feel caught... [1] https://manpages.org/write
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by riedel 2y ago
Why is this a contradiction. Modern heat pumps at least in Germany are using the normal water based radiators. It is true that they are more efficient if used with floor or wall integrated radiators. But they are already more efficient look
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by riedel 2y ago
The founders bought back their shares to regain control only in 2006. Now they want to retire and seem to evaluate options [1]. Guess it is far to early to judge what they will do. They seem to care about the company. Recently AVM settled t
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by riedel 2y ago
I always used DiffPDF only to read on their website: > in the view of the EU’s Cyber Resilience Act and an abundance of caution, we have withdrawn all our free software [1] Good to see post-cyberresilience alternatives :) PDF diffs are r
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by riedel 2y ago
Supabase https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23319901
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by riedel 2y ago
IMHO this can become really cool if combined with mass customisation e.g. by using printed electronics. My colleague who will shortly defend his PhD is working on this [1] Edit: downloadable link [2] [1] https://ieeexplore.ieee.o
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by riedel 2y ago
I think it makes sense to learn about it early and do a11y as much by design as possible. I think a universal design approach will help anyone. Many power users will appreciate good keyboard only navigation as a side effect. With a bit of a
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by riedel 2y ago
Reproducible builds are an edge case, that require determistic compilation for sure. But profile based optimisation or linker address randomisation are sometimes also useful. While rule out one thing for the other. Normally you can easily t
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by riedel 2y ago
It is normally not a necessary feature of a compiler to be determistic. A compiler should be correct against a specification. If the specification allows indeterminism a compiler should be able to exploit them. I remember the story of the s
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by riedel 2y ago
Actually you may nicely integrate box, violin, bee/scatter plots [0]. For simple visual ANOVA testing box plots are great. On the other hand violin plots are great to quickly check distribution assumptions for testing and together with
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by riedel 2y ago
Actually retristricting defined commands to defined sudoers should be one of the main use cases of sudo. This could be done as well via ssh config but one would need a lot of keys if you don not want a wrapper (and rewrite sudo all over) If
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by riedel 2y ago
Reminds me a bit of the 3DS Electroplankton game. Wasn't quite so addictive though. Would be great to have a bit more control to generate repetitive patterns.
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by riedel 2y ago
We have working systems like the Tongue Drive System (TDS) [0]. Tech companies seem out there [1] or [2] that offer solutions, but the a11y market is largely dysfunctional across the globe. It is so difficult to get everyone the tech that
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by riedel 2y ago
Although I do not like those licences, I would not care so much about 2yrs until it goes FOSS. Before all this rush development RRDTool and OpenTSDB was so slow, this whole thing seems rather ideological than substantial criticism. Now goin
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by riedel 2y ago
Anything that monotonically goes up over the last 100yrs currently correlates with the earth's average temperature, unfortunately. A 11yrs cycle does not seem to fit that criterion.
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by riedel 2y ago
I wonder if placing the perfume department at the entrance of some large convenience stores also serves a similar effect (additionally the islands with luxury goods in your way also makes the other part easy to implement as well). The smell
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by riedel 2y ago
Yes unfortunately, but they unfortunately even split before the YouTube channel [1] Here is an translated interview with Wolfgang Back [2] about the early days. [1] https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolfgang_Back [2] ht
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by riedel 2y ago
Yes, grew up with them too. The future was here, lol. Smart Home from the beginning of the 90s: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mIvE8XwJ0H0
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by riedel 2y ago
I also couldn't figure out to how to get that working. It's seems you need both DNS via RA (RFC6106) and (stateless) DHCPv6. Then there was a bug in CoreDNS that wouldn't bind link local. What I learned from the text is that
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by riedel 2y ago
To me that is a very different experience from actual 'fun' MCU programming. I do not know if the ATMega community is so keen to program python. I remember sitting in front of a scope to carefully insert nops to get timings correc

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