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by riedel 4y ago
I see the problem with my father. It's is not like saying: ok I buy a heat pump instead of buying more oil. The disruption caused by having to hire someone to install a new heating combined with the feeling that the write-off period do
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by riedel 4y ago
>PayPal isn't a bank, folks. If you treat PayPal like a bank, you will have a bad time. You are saying the ECB should be having a bad time. Fair. PayPal is a licensed bank in Europe [1] [1] https://thebanks.eu/banks&
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by riedel 4y ago
The process is painfully difficult also for a native speaker. I can totally relate to the report as a German, whose wife went through the same fun recently with her GmbH. Actually, the process for liquidation of the limited can easily be wo
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by riedel 4y ago
Interesting that you know what I believe in. What I believe is though, that if one has totalitarian intention you would opt to support other things rather than taler. (Like payment via WeChat or Google Pay)
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by riedel 4y ago
Many crypto currencies provide a backdoor for hyper capitalists, organized crime, foreign bad actors and tax criminals into our system. It is totally OK IMHO to affront this part of the 'free society' from time to time. Beyond tha
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by riedel 4y ago
A really easy way to do this is a telegram bot ( if you don't care about E2E and a bit shady business model)
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by riedel 4y ago
I have been using ip2unix [1] in the past (for starting RStudio with no password on a multiuser remote system using SSH). Can you add ip2unix to your related software section and say something about the differences.Btw, I had some problems
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by riedel 4y ago
We have been encrypting the key file with our SSH keys and share it along the database in a private GitHub repo. Additionally we have a single memorable password as preshared key. Works well for our small admin group.
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by riedel 4y ago
From what I read Firefox is also just linking libjxl , so what kind of finishing should they have been doing? Google gave it, Google took it. If nobody fixes the monopoly, this will be the future of all web standards.
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by riedel 4y ago
https://web.telegram.org
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by riedel 4y ago
The "why" is IMHO simple if you look at the pattern: they didn't ask him for advise. I guess he really expects this. While I personally find this attitude/his comments in different places a bit toxic, he has unfortunatel
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by riedel 4y ago
I don't know what is good about this post. The ars technical post linked in another comment really sheds some light on to this.
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by riedel 4y ago
Let's see what comes out of this. Some of the planned terms of legalization have been feeding our comedy shows for a while now. E.g. only cannabis with low THC would become legal. Deregulation the German way...
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by riedel 4y ago
>We are excited to kick off the Sovereign Tech Fund with a pilot round of projects. The pilot is an opportunity to showcase examples of open digital infrastructure, and to test the model we outlined in our feasibility study published in
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German government's sovereign tech fund starts funding 7 open source projects(sovereigntechfund.de)
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by riedel 4y ago
To clarify: the ministry want to place someone supportive of leaving some vulnerabilities "managed" by secret services. Schönborn was strict on security and obligations to close any zerodays known to governments. However, it is pr
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by riedel 4y ago
This is something true for major roads. However, also in the Netherlands you cannot have a separate road door to door for everyone. But I guess if cars are below 30 kmh statistical risks are less. However, I flew mid air a bit hit by a car
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by riedel 4y ago
While I believe it is mostly symbolic politics, it might block future commercial activities of Telegram. Particularly if a European enforcement order exists I guess it will be difficult to escape if you want to make money inside the EU.
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by riedel 4y ago
I cycle every day to work in Germany and my 3 year old daughter already cycles in the city (not alone obviously). However, I would always wear a a helmet and I think it saved me at least once from worse. I really wonder how Dutch infrastruc
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by riedel 4y ago
It is quite common still to go virtual e.g. in the academic community and in any place where there are no commercial consideration or loss of money associated. (Just had the discussion today to move virtual because everyone else does as wel
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by riedel 4y ago
Actually those boards are a very popular secondary source of income for politicians. Boards are supposed to also supervise compliance to law, but often you get the feeling it is the other way around: make law comply to company interests. No
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by riedel 4y ago
On the web site it says that they are a non profit association (e.V.)
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by riedel 4y ago
Cool demo. Like with any PWA, it would be just very gret if all that stuff would be really progressive. Run in the browser for the 90% and render real HTML (that might even work with CSS) for the rest. IMHO frameworks that fallback to acces
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by riedel 4y ago
I do not quite get it: seL4 is verified. Is the rest of the code as well? I understand that verification of Rust is just starting to gain traction (compared to C, Java or Ada), or did they make major progress here?
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by riedel 4y ago
Most applications actually IMHO come from statistics and simulation. It seems PRNGs are sometimes problematic if you need true white noise...
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by riedel 4y ago
In limitations it states: >While there is no hard limit on the size of the Tree, in most practical implementations it will need to be read entirely into main memory in order to interpret it, particularly to support forward references. Th
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by riedel 4y ago
I work at a university/research lab. We always fall between the chairs with those licencing rules, although we are non-profit. Also if you add 9000 ppl you easily pass 100k. Same with Docker Desktop btw. I guess there are so many more
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by riedel 4y ago
Not only that the GDPR must be reported in the same way but also that the system be comparable/generalisable. The free country correlation pretty much is the 'traing error' here. If there is e.g. a systematic bias with light
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by riedel 4y ago
How safe is it to use those stock photos? How sure can one be that stable diffusion does not create any copyrighted work? Is the training data all freely licenced or is there a mechanism that does not recreate the training data, otherwise
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by riedel 4y ago
In Germany (according to TTDSG) an ISP does not have to claim that. They need explicit permission to track you. It is pretty much as the post does not have to claim that they open your envelopes.

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