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by ruune 3y ago
It's not illegal to promote something. What's illegal is overtaking a new market by pushing your stuff via already established monopolies in entirely different markets (at least under EU-law). Which is why Microsoft is taking acti
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by ruune 3y ago
6 years of Latin in school (only two years ago), at least officially a Latinum (German proof of knowing Latin) - and I don't understand a single sentence. Granted, I never had to learn understanding spoken language, but still.. Maybe i
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by ruune 3y ago
It's niche. Front end devs want to use JS or equivalents, not back end languages. And back end devs don't want to browser stuff. So only full stack devs left
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by ruune 3y ago
A "lite" instance of mastodon, which just hosts on profile should be possible though, it's just that noone has created it yet. Edit: I'm mistaken, because it's all just ActivityPub on the fediverse, of course there
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by ruune 3y ago
Sounds interesting, do you have a link or something for me?
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by ruune 3y ago
Other thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36524662
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by ruune 3y ago
The text (don't really know what it's called) when clicking somewhere on the total posts line in the graph also says "Total Users" instead of posts
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by ruune 3y ago
Apparently you can also get those under 18. It just feels like a band aid fix, but it's probably good enough, so better spend the millions another ID would cost on actual problems
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by ruune 3y ago
Another reason why a simple ID which only purpose is being an ID might be useful. No more non-driver drivers licenses
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by ruune 4y ago
28 phone calls in 14 days too. And with everyone seemingly aware, another phone call probably wouldn't have helped
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by ruune 4y ago
Google still has it's own platforms. If we take a look at last generation consumer AI's, voice assistants, Google definitely beat Microsoft, and not only because Cortana sucked. Microsoft may dominate the AI market for office stuf
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by ruune 4y ago
This[0] blog post explains the basics of IPs, ports, etc. using that analogy [0] http://www.steves-internet-guide.com/tcpip-ports-sockets/
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by ruune 4y ago
I've heard it with a door for every port, but one door where you ask for that specific port works too!
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by ruune 4y ago
Long time ago, but mathematical functions. In hindsight stupid, but it took me embarrassingly long to understand that a function just takes a value for x, calculates it with the rest of the numbers in the function and that way basically ass
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by ruune 4y ago
Maybe Zählvariable or something like that?
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by ruune 4y ago
Codewars [0] and sites like it [1] maybe [0] https://www.codewars.com/ [1] https://alternativeto.net/software/codewars/ https://www.reddit.com/r/learnprogramming/comments
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by ruune 4y ago
Only real way is never connecting it to the internet. Otherwise you will always have a vulnerable server with the only hope that it's not a mainstream server and by that not that much threatened by script kiddies and mass scans
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by ruune 4y ago
The people at Facebook/TikTok/<your favorite social media> responsible for filtering posts against policy that get mental traumata without being payed much are probably also serious contenders
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by ruune 4y ago
Same with any other company that hosts files for you. Microsoft, GitHub, Dropbox, your email host, your server host, etc.
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by ruune 4y ago
HP Elitebook x360 1030 G2 (maybe another order of words) i5 7-something 8GB Aluminium case I needed a laptop, specifically a convertible for note taking by hand too. Went on ebay, could decide between a Thinkpad and the HP. Actually wanted
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by ruune 4y ago
People here are largely anti crypto, not anti Proof of stake
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by ruune 4y ago
Fairly certain it's just another person wanting to go the extra mile of security. Sure, it may not do anything useful if you're just some guy Pegasus won't ever encounter. But if lockdown mode doesn't restrict OP in any
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by ruune 4y ago
Backing down means handing the victory to Russia, which is politically costly in the short term and probably not financially cheaper in the long term. Whether europe wants it or not, they are involved in a war, and you can't just back
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by ruune 4y ago
The border problem in Ireland was originally settled by a border between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK (until the UK found it didn't like what it agreed to anymore). I'm really not an expert on anything in that field, bu
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by ruune 4y ago
People will choose free stuff over cheap stuff all the time. Study below has an experiment (experiment 2). They first offered people either a Hershey's kiss for 1ct or a Lindt truffle for 15ct. The majority took the truffle. Then they
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by ruune 4y ago
Some parts of it are free, getting general data and statistics for example. But if you want to use a third party front-end, you'll need premium
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by ruune 4y ago
Article is about the government, consisting of CDU and SPD at the time (2017), removing important parts of their report on poverty. Affected were passages about the growing low-wage sector, wage inequality and inequality of wealth overall,
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by ruune 4y ago
Maybe that was an error on my end then, early in the morning lying in bed stuff. And iirc the UI library did say it was in an early stage or something like that. (I think you are the author, or at least involved in the language? I don'
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by ruune 4y ago
I had the same experience. Tried out V a couple of weeks ago because I needed a really simple GUI application. Compiling example code resulted in errors I couldn't understand nor google. I enjoyed playing around with V until that point
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by ruune 4y ago
Some of them could be Modpack servers. There are only certain versions with support for most mods (1.12.2, 1.7.10, sometimes 1.10). Many of the more established modpacks still run on 1.7.10 or even older

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