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721.
by riffraff 1y ago
I can answer for Italy which has the same issue, and a similar "solution",and it's the first option. Watching football has become really expensive in the last decade and people are fed up. Also, sometimes you need different s
722.
by riffraff 1y ago
This reminds me of LiteStep, which was super cool in the 00s, but to be fair, it got boring fast. Alas, wasn't something like this also possible with enlightenment on Linux? I think there's experimental Wayland support.
723.
by riffraff 1y ago
I'm glad this article explained how much the building speed increased. I was in Barcelona a couple times in the 00s and the work seemed slow and frozen in time. Visited again in the late 00s and the building seemed to have grown by a l
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by riffraff 1y ago
Fantastic article, thanks!
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by riffraff 1y ago
The idea is you could ask a to browser to do things like operate on multiple websites to do boring stuff, e.g. cross check phone reviews across sites x y and z. I 100% don't feel comfortable letting my browser work alone, but "age
726.
by riffraff 1y ago
I keep reading this but I don't get it: for the same input shouldn't the order of resulting operations be deterministic too?
727.
by riffraff 1y ago
There's the "Google checkout" option, but I'm pretty sure you lose most of the metadata while using that.
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by riffraff 1y ago
Yes, but not all of that you want to learn on your first day learning to code.
729.
by riffraff 1y ago
When I was young and incompetent mc was the only way I knew to remove files starting with a dash :)
730.
by riffraff 1y ago
The attacker had the passwords and 2fa codes from the Google account so Coinbase couldn't really distinguish them from the right person (tho presumably for large transfers they may require some extra checks, dunno)
731.
by riffraff 1y ago
The other way around. The attacker had access to the Google account which includes passwords from Chrome and also the 2fa codes stored in Google Authenticator, because those were synced to Google without the author noticing it. So with pass
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New EHT Images Reveal Unexpected Polarization Flips at M87(eventhorizontelescope.org)
2 points by riffraff 1y ago|0 comments
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A months of ad-free OSNews: closing in on the fundraising and we need you help(osnews.com)
1 points by riffraff 1y ago|0 comments
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by riffraff 1y ago
The goal is go make java easier to learn for people new to programming. When they start with the old style there is an overload of concepts where the teacher just have to say "ignore all this", which is not ideal. With new style t
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by riffraff 1y ago
Yep, same for me, it's been a long time since I did java and while the publicstaticvoidmain mantra felt familiar I was a bit confused by the Scanner thing and couldn't say why.
736.
by riffraff 1y ago
How about photos? Moving from android's Google photo integration to apples icloud photos integration seems.. complicated
737.
by riffraff 1y ago
Where do you draw the "classic" line? I feel red/green/black was the most common scheme in the horror I saw as a kid ('70s-'80s), tho perhaps it was purple and not black..
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by riffraff 1y ago
Yeah that's always been the dream, but I'm afraid at this point I'm convinced noone wants that, because everyone just wants content to be consumed on their platform, not be available for everyone to reuse and remix on their o
739.
by riffraff 1y ago
Yeah I recall when they started porting it to WordPress's infrastructure and then gave up. But I think that doesn't imply their profitable, so Matt could wake up one day and shut it down.
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by riffraff 1y ago
"I'm disabled" still makes me giggle just thinking of it.
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by riffraff 1y ago
yes, but we're talking of waging war against actual NATO and the EU, not a country which was vaguely friendly towards the west. No european country has actually put a lot of effort into supporting Ukraine, but if an actual EU+NATO memb
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by riffraff 1y ago
There was no algorithm in the original Facebook and Twitter. The echo chamber you got was the same you get in real life: your friends and family may share your pov and bias.
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by riffraff 1y ago
Is Tumblr doing fine financially? I used to consume a lot of Tumblr content 10+ years ago, and back then it seemed a wonderful platform (pseudonymity, lack of censorship, little or no ads) but I haven't seen anything from it in a while
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by riffraff 1y ago
Around 2007 or so I worked on a semantic web search engine. Among other things it ingested xfn (and foaf) so you could reasonably look for things like the connection between you and someone else who had a webpage, but the whole thing by its
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by riffraff 1y ago
All out war shocked the shit out of the 20 somethings in Ukraine too, many fled, and yet Russia has not made significant advances in the following three years. There's no plausible world in which Russia has the strength to take on the
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by riffraff 1y ago
Thanks for asking this, I'm also confused and I thought I must be misunderstanding what FILO means in this context. Perhaps fresh in, last out?
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by riffraff 1y ago
ireland and latvia, classic latin shenanigans.
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by riffraff 1y ago
The game Is genuinely great even tho I think there's something off with the slide sensitivity. Also, this is the first time I'm genuinely impressed by some LLM coded output, bravo to both you and chatgpt.
749.
by riffraff 1y ago
Microsoft Access?
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by riffraff 1y ago
I think you misinterpreted, OP meant that robots will respect the rules, which humans typically don't, e.g. driving at 50 where the limit is 30.

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