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by riedel 5y ago
Sorry for being sloppy I meant msys2.
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by riedel 5y ago
Totally: if you want to redistribute stuff msys2 makes this much easier. I have both on my system. As a shell environment I like cygwin. With posix compatibility I can compile nearly everything (that does not use libuv). I do not get the na
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by riedel 5y ago
Cannot echo this at all. I use native binaries like pandoc or chocolatey from cygwin all the time. The only issue may be with stdout and file paths. There is still msys, if you want more windows. I think git bash mostly is only a packaged m
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by riedel 5y ago
I really wonder what make git bash so much more popular than msys2 or cygwin. Ever since switching from Linux/FreeBSD cygwin has lessened the pain of windows a lot.
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by riedel 5y ago
Damn, do I have to shut down my wireguard VPN now? Memsafety is not everything. IMHO, everyone should write security relevant code in Ada Spark. There is reasons not to do it, I guess. At least now one can rewrite it in Rust an post it on H
906.
by riedel 5y ago
While it sounds nice in principle, I really hope it is not as messy as the data governance and AI act.
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EU will propose rules for data sharing, cloud switching, interoperability(euractiv.com)
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908.
by riedel 5y ago
It is on purpose. You only see a difference when posting the link in a messenger or social media post with link preview.
909.
by riedel 5y ago
As much as I like to see standardized connectors. USB-C in particular PD is really not robust. I have multiple devices that stopped charging on PD due to broken connectors. They still charge reliably with an USB-A to USB-C cable even with q
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by riedel 5y ago
Classical antiquity also had different gender roles. I think the clash of cultures narration in the sense of nations is not helpful and could be an easy quick conclusion from the article. It must be made clear that it is part of a nationali
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by riedel 5y ago
Molly does not seem to be included in the official fdroid repo. You can also simply add the calyxos fdroid repo to get signal via fdroid https://calyxos.gitlab.io/calyx-fdroid-repo/fdroid/repo?fing...
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by riedel 5y ago
I would encourage people to do so for the exact reason. Personal data should be managed in a way that such requests can be processed. It is OK if it hurts a bit. It is the idea of the GDPR that companies establish scalable processes that al
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by riedel 5y ago
Is it their business model that they charge for derivatives? I find it weird that there is no bigger adoption of open source in legal documents. I find 'pull requests' on our contracts always interesting.
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by riedel 5y ago
I would need way more context to grasp any of this...
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by riedel 5y ago
I have designed stuff like it's proposed in P1451-9 (xmpp backbone for all kinds of iot protocols) like around 2005 and even coauthored a patent how to connect sensor networks to the internet for a Japanese Telco (I also have no clue
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by riedel 5y ago
Wow those package leaflets are impressive. We (in Germany) get those Chinese test on an emergency admission and all they have is a single table with specifity and sensitivity (no info on viral load at all). They are however cheap and they s
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by riedel 5y ago
Actually removing some stuff from XPath, could give guarantees while parsing partial files. That things get ugly sometimes if XML documents aren't complete, doesn't mean that other encodings are automatically better. People should
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by riedel 5y ago
I wonder how they will be able to do this. Russia tried before with limited success and much better control over there whole network I remember. They can force Google and apple to remove it from stores, but that will only keep new users fro
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by riedel 5y ago
Look at Google safety net and you will get a clear idea what is happening. If you want to use some streaming apps, etc they will make sure you run an unmodified and up to date OS. On a side note: Microsoft already starts patronising users e
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by riedel 5y ago
The act "geoblocked" propaganda that was ment e.g. for us European's from being received in the US. I think the argument is by "unblocking" it for US audiences there is indirectly a legalization of national propagan
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by riedel 5y ago
There is a difference between turning off nuclear reactors completely while there is not enough renewals to replace them and diverging investment money from renewables by creating a sustainability label to something that causes likely a lot
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by riedel 5y ago
IMHO Europe should do a hard fork of DNS before it is too late. States already mess with the DNS of major telcos for censorship anyways. Regaining control over the new purely capitalist take of the Internet would finally be something good.
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by riedel 5y ago
Really??? I was was just assuming this was the point of this all. So what is the point of this monitoring then (I think you have to lock in and share your location)? Is it only that certain individuals are denied unlocking? Do they just wan
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by riedel 5y ago
They have really good hardware and there is hoards of Indian and Pakistani Devs that within a few days port all possible aftermarket ROMs to the hardware (also Xiaomi does publish kernel sources without any delay). The only huge annoyance i
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by riedel 5y ago
Thanks, rasn looks really promising!! What are the projects this is used in? How easy is it to use as a codec layer from other programming languages?
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by riedel 5y ago
See also http://cyborganthropology.com/Diminished_Reality or watch Steve Mann's explaination what the ey tap is good for: https://youtu.be/DiFtmrpuwNY I guess unfortunately the holo lense and alike wi
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by riedel 5y ago
I think it is important to understand that this is a "fund" that is constructed with a strict frame of established public funding rules. It is amazing to see that it actually works as part of the German research and innovation fun
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by riedel 5y ago
I think the root cause of this is that ASN.1 is deemed uncool and it is difficult to implement a standard compliant FOSS compiler for all the encodings. I was surprised doing research into binary XML and JSON how far you get with ASN.1 . Ho
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by riedel 5y ago
I agree that it is quite easy to grasp the format in terms of implementation. It seems basically like writing a image VM that accepts byte code. I think that could really be a way to specify many file formats more concicesly. If e.g. you ch
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by riedel 5y ago
Actually we in Germany ( and I heard similar things about the Netherlands [1] ) have quite a few funding tracks that require gender equity for newly created professorships. In the final consequence many openings need to be restricted to onl

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