rijoja

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by rijoja 5y ago
Yeah and the keylogger part is at least stretching the truth.
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by rijoja 5y ago
SOX is a really good program though.
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by rijoja 5y ago
Brings me back! So tempted to spend the day toying around with Slackware. Is anyone here still using Slackware?
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by rijoja 5y ago
no
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by rijoja 5y ago
Oh would it be possible to filter for the UK. I guess you see that as a part of the EU, legally speaking this won't be the case for long however.
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by rijoja 6y ago
Oh, and since on the subject. Physically it is quite easy change the network interface on many computers. What often happens though however is that the BIOS has a whitelist containing certain device IDs. This means that the BIOS will restri
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by rijoja 6y ago
You can buy it without a wireless network interface. Then it should be fairly easy to get a new wifi card and use that one. The cost comes from: - having core boot pre-installed - CPU backdoors disabled by default - being guaranteed to
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by rijoja 6y ago
"Just to let that sink in, Huawei (and their close partners) already run and directly operate the mobile telecommunication infrastructure for over 100 million European subscribers". Which providers are using and which are not usin
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by rijoja 6y ago
Wow!
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by rijoja 6y ago
Interesting.
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by rijoja 6y ago
I was very impressed with this algorithm when I first found it and am very happy to see this implementation that seems really polished. What are the performance implications of this? Would it be possible and or a good idea to implement this
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by rijoja 6y ago
Do you meant that this is patented?
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by rijoja 6y ago
Interesting have someone somewhere found a method to handle images like this?
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by rijoja 6y ago
Yes epubs aren't books. I think you really nailed it there. E-ink display devices would have a way lower refresh rates from what we are used to and are as such probably really bad at or unable to play video.
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by rijoja 6y ago
Which ISPs are doing this?
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by rijoja 6y ago
Maybe he is a 10x:er?
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by rijoja 6y ago
That is a really good idea actually, didn't know that such services existed. Perhaps several peertubers could pool their resources and set up CDNs using seedboxes.
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by rijoja 6y ago
All right so it seems that a precondition for peertube taking of would be that a lot of people setting up servers for video redundancy?
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by rijoja 6y ago
Ah really I didn't know that.
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by rijoja 6y ago
All right! Thanks!
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by rijoja 6y ago
Hey, wouldn't it be cool if someone connected this to youtube or Spotify or something?
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by rijoja 6y ago
Good job! I am really impressed. Reminds me of XMMS as well of which I have great memories. Your blog post on the in-browser Eel-Wasm compiler sounds really interesting, will read!
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by rijoja 6y ago
For the vast majority globally speaking, wouldn't bandwidth be the limiting factor? Also if you have a slower computer wouldn't running everything in Javascript be the last thing that you would want to do. Furthermore if you where
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by rijoja 6y ago
Yeah I think so. Instinctively I do believe that this would be the most natural development. However I thought that federated social networks where kind of cool so maybe this is a better idea. I do believe I tried to sign up for LBRY but I
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by rijoja 6y ago
The thing about free speech is that it is not there to protect popular opinion but rather unpopular opinions. If it was there to protect popular opinions there wouldn't really be a need for it would it?
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by rijoja 6y ago
Would it be possible to set up some form of CDN. I.e. a service where you could submit torrent links so that "peertubers" could pool their resources somehow, or if you would like to support certain user by making sure that they ge
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by rijoja 6y ago
Ah yeah me to only realised that you could animate them while writing the comment above. I think that we should define a book as something that you can use only with your eyes. If I bought a book and I would need to use headphones to "
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by rijoja 6y ago
Back in the days yeah! Same thing goes for google when it was a fresh company that didn't do evil.
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by rijoja 6y ago
And if you think about if all applications where using files for communication blocking one program from the internet would be as simple as a chmod.
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by rijoja 6y ago
Yeah thanks for sharing. Really Joomla, Drupal and Wordpress was just such a step forward for small companies that needed websites. Before this they would've been locked in to one smallish sized companies solution and either get stuck

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