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811.
by riedel 4y ago
Why not just use write(1) on any prompt to chat with other user logged into a normal shell?
812.
by riedel 4y ago
Looks somehow cool. Although it is AGPL, I strangly have this bias against Chinese software. Particularly that you have to pay for E2EE cloud sync seems strange in this context. Would be a great case of FOSS if trust can still be establishe
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SiYuan is a local-first personal knowledge management system(b3log.org)
3 points by riedel 4y ago|2 comments
814.
by riedel 4y ago
I agree, it is still the most reliable way to aggregate multiple media sources and luckily far from dead. Does anyone else uses messenger bots to aggregate RSS? I use manybot [1] and it has moved RSS to the modern world for me. [1] https:&
815.
by riedel 4y ago
We do this as part of our university practical course as well (2 week challenges in teams of 4, sometimes participating also in external competitions). While I agree that this good for learning, I would, however, say it is completary to lec
816.
by riedel 4y ago
Still waiting for the elm 2.6 release to post it :)
817.
by riedel 4y ago
Worst thing seems that verbatim does not even react to https://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2022-2838... and continues to sell those as secure.
818.
Verbatim keypad 'secure' AES USB Flash drives hacked(blog.syss.com)
2 points by riedel 4y ago|1 comments
819.
by riedel 4y ago
As someone coming from a different ethical background I think your comment is complete inline with what would irritates me regarding the case (without considering the legal outcome). Putting an unborn on the same level as a child and to eve
820.
by riedel 4y ago
I have the same problem after a year or so with my Xiaomi Redmi Note phones (7 and 10). In the end it is sometimes easier to charge with a USB-A to USB-C cable, because USB-PD signalling easily breaks if the connector is worn out. I do not
821.
by riedel 4y ago
Sorry for being imprecise: I ment a much larger specialized semiconductor industry, that did not survive the market pressure. True that Bosch, Osram and Siemens (now Infineon) have survived. But I think things like RAM production moved out
822.
by riedel 4y ago
Germany used to have a semiconductor industry like Intermetall (acquired by micronas acquired by TDK). The problem is that IMHO German automotive industry is not willing to pay a cent more than necessary. They do only care about short term
823.
by riedel 4y ago
Selling binaries is a something even GPL foresees. You can view telemetry as the price: if the product is free, you are the product. This has become a predominant business modell since most users seem unwilling to pay for sth that you can g
824.
by riedel 4y ago
They actually put an umlaut into the official name to really make sure it won't be used correctly internationally?
825.
by riedel 4y ago
Actually they have been ''globalized': They moved from Bonn (as still in the name) a few km across the state border to to Rhineland Palladia. At least that is what I saw driving by on the highway. I guess to save taxes. Anoth
826.
by riedel 4y ago
I also have been discussing this idea with others for some time and wonder how it can be exploited to break or improve the patent system. While some now try to patent things build by an AI, I think the other would be interesting: creating r
827.
by riedel 4y ago
For my excises I started to allow copy/cheating etc because students will cheat themselves. On the other hand I even did on site oral exams (20-40 per course, so it is still manageable) during the pandemic (using video terminals). Part
828.
by riedel 4y ago
Sounds very much like history repeating [1]. They still cannot provide a stable fix and claim that it is not a certificate problem in their communication to users. This is somehow unlikely as this would also explain why remote updates won&
829.
by riedel 4y ago
This sounds really interesting! I wonder what kind of scaling use cases neon is good for. Is it e.g. good for custom scenarios like a geospatial timeseries database on top of postgres? We have admittedly not really a clue about current data
830.
by riedel 4y ago
You are assuming that the author is in control of the review process, why can't that be part of scientific organisation or e.g. conferences. Actually preprints already do this, the only difference is that things are typically finalized
831.
by riedel 4y ago
He is not arguing in favour of removing peer review but prepublication peer review. And I like the idea: in many disciplines it actually prevents finding error after publication, because the bar is really high to get any fixed after publica
832.
by riedel 4y ago
As far as I understand data can only become anonymous as soon as the part that can lead to reidentification is actually deleted. We have such a case with the release of an 'anonymized' dataset , where the original data or the reid
833.
by riedel 4y ago
I think the GDPR is pretty clear: it is illegal to process personal data if you cannot apply an exception listed in the regulation. Also all data that might be deanonymized by some means is personal data. The message is clear: if you put ot
834.
by riedel 4y ago
Just want to point out that this not an issue only between European countries but also a problem e.g. inside Germany. [1]: a major information breach at a car rental company went with literary no consequences, while other cases get fined so
835.
by riedel 4y ago
I admit the clickbait part if you look at it from an open source/open hardware perspective, however, with the title I wanted to rather follow up on the lacking trackpoint keyboard for a repairable modular laptop. And you are also right
836.
by riedel 4y ago
Available keyboards are a weird choice indeed (for Germans actually a Swiss keyboard is a decent choice for hybrid office and programming) and says a lot about their market ( they are Swiss btw) . You can prices via resellers [1]. [1] htt
837.
by riedel 4y ago
I really like it too. The problem seems to be actually to get it. It is a B2B product and they very much seem to be about extra services. However, there seem to be resellers that have webshops. The trackpoint alone makes me want to have one
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Framework laptop alternative with trackpoint built from NUC by prime computer(primecomputer.co)
41 points by riedel 4y ago|28 comments
839.
by riedel 4y ago
I am posting the same thing every time framework pops up on HN. I hope the nudging will do it's work eventually. Meanwhile I am wondering why there aren't many third party mods for the framework around. Would it be feasible to des
840.
by riedel 4y ago
Actually it took me long time until I think I somehow grasped the reason for those years of life lost or similar metrics in epidemiology: As far I understand it it is rather a measure of ranking to inform regulatory action. It is not really

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