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by riedel 3y ago
I am lineage with standard google services but I couldn't get the 'Learn More'
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by riedel 3y ago
OMG this really brings back some memories. I totally forgot about that .tk iframe thing. Wasn't it in the late 90s?
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by riedel 3y ago
I guess the scale of teenage boys pasting cutout heads of celebs or classmates on top of porn magazine pages was also not that small.
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by riedel 3y ago
This really getting crazy. My daughter nearly did not get into the swimming course because google just black holes the registration confirmation because my wife's used her Gmail. I really hope that this kind of stuff gets illegal: just
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by riedel 3y ago
And it is in this sense kind of a smart move if you do not want to pay for a lawyer and there is no bug bounty program with T&Cs: journalists can protect their sources. However, you then somehow need to make sure that they waive potenti
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by riedel 3y ago
I counted 10 instances recently going down on the status page. There is at least a correlation, probably a cause.
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by riedel 3y ago
How does funding this work work? Is it donation? Are there bug bounty programs for research out there? (I quitely wonder if this would not add a lot of credibility to research institutions again. I just wonder if we as state funded institu
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by riedel 3y ago
See also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39142285
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by riedel 3y ago
This is the white paper: https://www.gitclear.com/coding_on_copilot_data_shows_ais_do... Heise Media states that GitHub has also responded, but I cannot find the statement . According to [0] they say that they did not contr
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by riedel 3y ago
Actual the thing is that I can buy and own music pretty hassle free. I haven' t really figured how this freecamp sitegenertor helps selling/buying music (including hard copies)
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by riedel 3y ago
Maybe one should note that this was reported 9 month ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35353264
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by riedel 3y ago
I wonder if this is a consequence of the judicial system in the US. In Europe there is something called promesse de porte-fort (contract at the expense of third parties) as Microsoft is not party in the licence agreement I would say. Some
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by riedel 3y ago
I would recommend kopia, which afaik has a similar feature set approach and a very easy to use gui. I recently used it to convert my 10 year old backups into one store. Dedup worked great.
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by riedel 3y ago
This was just a random German online book seller that are connected to a major distribution system. I don't know how it is elsewhere in the world, we in Germany have just a fe major distributors. I remember when publishing my PhD thesi
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by riedel 3y ago
Just checked, interestingly it is still available for on demand order via other channels. Wonder if they still print it and only delist on their own frontend [0]. Maybe it is a bit of compensation if they profit from the Streisand effect. R
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by riedel 3y ago
The German article link gives a few nuances more: first the ruling is not yet binding and has chances of going into revision. Secondly the fine seems partially due to a public disclosure to press while offering competing services.
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by riedel 3y ago
I guess it makes you feel better as a user to be part of the hyper converged buzzword bingo. But seriously it seems to be both web and container (web) focussed. They should maybe rather say what they are not and what the limitations of thei
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by riedel 3y ago
The absurd thing is that production will stop due to cyber security requirements. This highlights the absurd effect of regulations . Systems with a much bigger attack surface survive the risk assessment. All these new regulations are leadin
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by riedel 3y ago
We are still using our ISDN phone behind a FritzBox DSL Router. S0 Bus still works nicely and is much easier to setup compared to multiple VoIP phones in your house. Particularly supporting multiple phone numbers is nice. Actually all our p
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by riedel 3y ago
There is some some ways of doing this in a more portable way on Unix like systems [0] [0] https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/399690/multiple-arg...
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by riedel 3y ago
I looked at the schematics of the PDM amplifier chips linke and I am puzzled why they put a DAC in front of a class d amp. Can you just digitally amplify the PDM out and then do the low pass trick. I thought that was all the class-d amps ar
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by riedel 3y ago
Safety and security is the best argument for monopolization and decreased freedom in general. It will always be a tradeoff. Fortunately a majority is typically more than happy with being fully patronized. The problem really starts if you ar
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by riedel 3y ago
Barrier is a Cross-Plattform, open source Synergy fork that works quite well without any additional HW too [0] Edit: I just noticed it is unmaintained (never bothered actually because it works. Input leap is the continuation [0] https:&#x2
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by riedel 3y ago
Would be quit thrilled to see decent powerful alternative to thunderbird. Will it actually support any open protocols like IMAP or JMAP? If you say vim-like how is the relation to mutt? ( Would really love to see a web app version of mutt
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by riedel 3y ago
It is an extended color [0] :) [0] https://www.w3.org/wiki/CSS/Properties/color/keywords
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by riedel 3y ago
Got myself a apple ID for fun but cannot sign in, as SMS second factor fails in Beeper Mini. Wonder if they found another way again to detect the 'fraud'.
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by riedel 3y ago
> TL;DR: The only newsworthy vulnerability is the breaking TEA1 This is IMHO a very unfair TLDR; . The news is that the researchers claim that there is deliberate backdoor, which ETSI denies. If it is true, there cannot be any further tr
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by riedel 3y ago
Not a bad question to ask an AGI..
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by riedel 3y ago
Exactly the same for me.
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by riedel 3y ago
Actually I last month reviewed also a wifi sensing paper and somehow it also did not really elaborate on the validation scheme. It seems that still some better standards need to be estaished. Often it is to good to be true.

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