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by riidom 5y ago
I also rarely click videos. Even less often, I include video links in my own comments. But the next time I do, I am going to include a timestamp for the relevant part. And if this isn't possible (because all 40mins of talk are 're
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BND Intercepts Radio Traffic Discussing the Murder of Civilians(spiegel.de)
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by riidom 5y ago
Glad to hear I'm not the only one who stuffs as much music into their phone as possible :) Not an apple user, but I'd also enjoy some sudden extra 6% for sure.
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by riidom 5y ago
That's an oddly specific example, did this happen somewhere?
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by riidom 5y ago
That's correct, it depends a lot on the perspective. We justify this because it's critical infrastructure, which is a good enough reason to me, but if a 3rd world country would argue with critical infrastructure, the narrative in
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by riidom 5y ago
In your pricing list do you mean "TBA" instead of "TBC"? Or maybe it's just my english, then ignore me :)
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by riidom 5y ago
If your OS installation is bound to an account, and this account is blocked for some reason (which is not too hard to imagine, since on HN there is a post about such things happening twice a week) - what may be the consequences of this?
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by riidom 5y ago
It kinda starts to look like that the EU is cleaning up with laws behind USA's turbo capitalism mess. They could start to optimize this ritual a bit...
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by riidom 5y ago
Not so sure about that. First, this will revive the second-hand market, which is where you got clothes for cheap in the past. Second, The absolute price for a clothing item is not really relevant without considering its lifespan. A metric o
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by riidom 5y ago
I also think this is not at all a gender-related issue - if any, an age related or a zeitgeist related one. When there is no more fast fashion, people will just look in their wardrobe instead of shopping site xyz. And instead of "look
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by riidom 5y ago
From another comment, I see you are on Firefox, but maybe these two plugins are available there too (or similar ones). First, there is "dark reader", which also has a light mode. You can change things like brightness and contrast
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by riidom 5y ago
There is also Publii ( https://getpublii.com/ ) which is like a desktop app where you write your posts in, and then you can hit a "publish" button and it will deploy. Deployment (afair) can be one of the well-know
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by riidom 5y ago
Not sure how to interpret your last sentence, but if you want, it can be the OS of your mobile phone. I for example have UBports, coming from MozillaOS. Never had an Android phone in usage (or an apple phone, for that matter). And for Unity
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by riidom 5y ago
For example https://flarerpg.org I didnt follow it closer since years so, so cant tell about the current state. The homepage has some recent news entries though.
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by riidom 5y ago
And let's not forget to mention that their OCR is borderline useless. This does not render the whole device useless though, but if you buy it for that feature, then better don't. Wouldn't recommend buying it anymore, got a Re
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by riidom 5y ago
It is a lot of things, mind mapping one of them - just as you can probably use excel for mind mapping as well (never tried that:) ) The calc part is not missing, see here: https://strlen.com/treesheets/docs/images&
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by riidom 5y ago
Most innovative in that space I know of, would be TreeSheets. https://strlen.com/treesheets/ And this software is at least 9 years old :)
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by riidom 5y ago
Yup same here :/
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by riidom 5y ago
Also not to forget the worries about the ozone hole.
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by riidom 5y ago
The social security agency of the USA seems to be in high praise of you, is there any connection between you and them?
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by riidom 5y ago
Now I'm not sure about the biggest potential, but let's say, some positive impact, then I'd throw OpenStreetMap into the list as well. Also, in terms of AI, reducing the energy demand and solving the black box problem. Not
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by riidom 5y ago
Oh thank you, didn't thought it's an official term.
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by riidom 5y ago
This should be a good use-case for rust-based scripting languages, I think. I loosely followed a project of that kind a while ago, I don't quite remember if it was Gluon [0] or Dyon [1]. Not sure if these are still active, or if anothe
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by riidom 5y ago
Have you tried doing it as an extension [0]? Or, maybe even simpler, use an Inkscape scripting extension [1]. I haven't tried that myself yet, just following the repo loosely. But I feel something like "select two points, draw an
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by riidom 5y ago
So this is about machine learning apparently, not learning as in teaching students. I don't quite get where the "federated" part comes into play.
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by riidom 5y ago
Also mentioned on HN quite a while ago: http://shadyurl.com
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by riidom 5y ago
Wow! Many thanks! :)
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by riidom 5y ago
You are correct, I didn't notice there are comments before. Also can't read them.
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by riidom 5y ago
Yea I usually also don't use it. For monthly limits in general, a quick research about "Cookie Remover" extension may prove useful :)
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by riidom 5y ago
Not sure what you are seeing, but I don't have an account and the "continue reading" button is not a paywall indicator, it just works when you click it - in case you refer to that?

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