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9mo ago
If that was the only reason, they would proactively cooperate with alternative app-stores like F-Droid to allow them to provide a lesser friction flow for open source releases. My question would be why I they see themselves as the only poss
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9mo ago
Well the title of the paper is >Crane Lowers Rocq Safely into C++ So 'safely' implies somehow that they care about not destroying guarantees during their transformation. To me as a layperson (I studied compiler design and form
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9mo ago
I remember buying a bulky external 2MB RAM extension (I think I bought another 2MB) before that for my Amiga 500 running a full desktop OS already on 512k 'Chipmemory' using it mostly to actually as a TempFS to accelerate loading.
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9mo ago
While I had times discovering myself to accidentally putting 'i' accidentally into MS Word docs and having vim key binding ls in VS Code (and formally eclipse) as well for that reason, I still feel clumsy. I think this is because
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9mo ago
I am also quite irritated by the fact that many TTS fail to state what language (and probably even dialect) they support. Actually to support a really good workflow for many Europeans (and probably also the rest of the world) one would actu
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9mo ago
I personally already was hesitant downloading an app that is health/disability related from the Google play store, but you triggered me. Actually my brain lacking impulse control, however, the deinstalled the app again after getting to
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9mo ago
I don't know if this really counts as art but there are existing AI music that are at least though provoking funny like https://kommandointernet.bandcamp.com/ It is German but there is really funny remixes combining M
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9mo ago
If you look at those 'whole websites' it is nearly exclusively sites that do not comply with takedown requests regarding copyright (actually those blocking laws/procedures do mostly foresee any other reason). The question I w
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9mo ago
In Germany we have a thing called tolleration [0]. It actually covers quite a few people, because quite a few people seek asylum because legal immigrantion is often dysfunctional. The difference maybe is that it is difficult in Germany to b
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9mo ago
I would like to see a similar rant about the DMCA from US CEOs, which amounts to similar global effect. Not a great law but all this censorship stuff is bullshit. To replicate the rant: Cloudflare on the otherhand blocks me regularly from u
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9mo ago
Judicial oversight took a while in Germany, but it is there now (but I guess you will always find an incompetent judge if you really want). I wonder if cloudflare would implement the German blocklist now that we have judicial oversight. Cur
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9mo ago
Does not work anymore for many banks in Germany. I have 2 accounts that require me to have different second factor apps installed. For one bank I would have to open a separate account with a debit card to use hw tan generator. For the other
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9mo ago
Just to mention: Teufel has been even moving further with their fully open hardware design of MYND [0]. Hope others will follow. [0] https://teufel.de/mynd-107002004
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9mo ago
Is this really a study without a control?
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9mo ago
This one was slightly above 4 EUR (but without any minimum contract duration) Here are actually the 4 EUR and below offers: https://www.netcup.com/de/server/guenstige-vserver-angebote Funnily I on first sight cou
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10mo ago
EURkey seems to work particularly well for German [0]. I wonder why such alternative keyboard layouts have not caught up a bit more. Problem it is really hard after 30 years programming ( and using vim) on German keyboards (which admittedly
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10mo ago
openwebsearch.eu wants to build an open index. But despite the funding it is still quite sparse.
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10mo ago
Yes. Allowing officers to blame AI creates a major accountability gap. Per e.g. the EU AI Act’s logic, if a human "edits" a draft, they must be held responsible and do not need to disclose the use of AI. To ensure safety, those of
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10mo ago
https://mirari.vitasys.nl/the-first-rebirth/
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10mo ago
I think both wearables and AI assistant could be an incentive on one hand, also towards a more HATEOAS web. However, I guess we haven't really figured out how to replace ad revenue as the primary incentive to make things as complex as
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10mo ago
>Secure: RustFS is written in Rust, a memory-safe language, so it is 100% secure [0] qed [0] https://docs.rustfs.com/installation/
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10mo ago
I somehow expect HPC systems to look different
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10mo ago
Working in a university Lab self-hosting is the default for almost anything. While I would agree that cost are quite low, I sometimes would be really happy to throw money at problems to make them go away. Without having the chance and thus
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10mo ago
Actually interesting to think about what UTC actually means and there is seems to be no absolute source of truth [0]. I guess the worry is not that much about the NTP servers (for which people anyways should configure fail overs) but the cl
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10mo ago
I understand adafruit's take at it. But I guess they are simply plain wrong when saying 'incompatible', at least from a pure license perspective for the HW/firmware. As other pointed out, companies like Google demonstrat
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10mo ago
What sense is does it make to certify an insecure device that may be subject to all kinds of remote exploits and elevated code execution as 'unmodified'. The argument of the banks is: the device is insecure (even with the latest p
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10mo ago
And those pay our taxes. I think of there was a decent digital tax, the EC would also have a better motivation to just move on...
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10mo ago
Sorry for my irony. While I do not think it is spyware on itself, it sure is a way to force vendors to bundle spyware.
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10mo ago
Also bizarre to myself. i shortened Neural Network to 'ML' because NN did bot look right. '40 ML' somehow got '40M'. Could it be server side. Sorry, I did only check now.
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10mo ago
Yes, sorry this seems like it was some unintentional autocorrect
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