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by sedatk 1y ago
That doesn't always work well in practice. I'm bilingual, and my preference is to use the locale closest to the language of the web site I'm visiting because it feels the most culturally coherent and the least surprising. I j
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by sedatk 1y ago
What a fantastic talk! Thanks for sharing.
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Everything a government does is about a law, but, even if only Apple had received this notice, why would it change the unfairness of singling out Apple? Did UK government issue this request as their final request of this kind? Did they forb
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by sedatk 1y ago
> So what? The title felt like there was a greater issue with Apple specifically. There wasn't. There was a greater issue with the new UK laws and cloud storage systems. I think people deserved a clarification before getting wound u
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by sedatk 1y ago
See my sibling comment.
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Eh, the whole "de-Brand" lingo comes from "de-Googling" which has unambiguously blamed Google for the act. The use of the same type of terminology automatically implies the same set of circumstances. When you say "t
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by sedatk 1y ago
The title certainly disagrees.
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by sedatk 1y ago
> You need to start that because, as we recently learned, at some point in the very near future Apple is withdrawing its Advanced Data Protection (ADP) feature from the UK altogether as a result of the Home Office TCN through the Investi
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by sedatk 1y ago
> you should or a multi-trillion dollar company should.
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by sedatk 1y ago
According to this comment[1], `-fms-extensions` flag adds C11 anonymous unions along with some properietary MS syntax[2]. In case this gets added, and Linux team later wants to go ahead with full C11 adoption and drop `-fms-extensions` in t
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by sedatk 1y ago
I'm glad that it's resolved then.
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by sedatk 1y ago
Does the editorialized title contradict with the article?
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by sedatk 1y ago
My Bosnian grandmother used to collect stinging nettles from our garden and make burek with it. I remember that it was even more delicious than her spinach burek.
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by sedatk 1y ago
Yes, silica deficiency may cause bone deformities.
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by sedatk 1y ago
I like XSLT, and I’ve been using the browser-based APIs in my projects, but I must say that XSLT ecosystem has been in a sad state: - Browsers have only supported XSLT 1.0, for decades, which is the stone age of templating. XSLT 3.0 is much
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by sedatk 1y ago
> if the device allows this sort of fakery, that means the traffic is vulnerable to some sort of MITM attack No. This is a thermostat at your home. It forwards its DNS requests to your router. Feel free to establish whatever security pro
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by sedatk 1y ago
Everything was slower though. Turkey as a whole country had one 9600bps link to Bitnet at the time. Internet was accessed through Bitnet gateways. Systems (CPUs and I/O in general) were also much slower.
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by sedatk 1y ago
It seems to be a link to a development branch. The authors may not have intended this to be shared in its current state.
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by sedatk 1y ago
AFAIK, curses worked with ANSI codes while conio directly accessed the screen buffer. ANSI support on DOS wasn’t enabled commonly as it needed a separate device driver, ANSI.SYS, to work, and it usually made DOS text output slower. So, even
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by sedatk 1y ago
Oh, only some code for some plugins are there. Bummer. :/
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by sedatk 1y ago
Wow, awesome, I had no idea.
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by sedatk 1y ago
Paint.NET isn't open source, is it?
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by sedatk 1y ago
I own Affinity products and I used to be able to login to Serif's site to download them. Now that download link seems to have gone. I wish I had archived those images. Not sure if they would keep working though.
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by sedatk 1y ago
I know, I was a Windows engineer, I knew it had been ported to many architectures, but somehow I missed PowerPC :)
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by sedatk 1y ago
Didn’t know that OS/2 had a PowerPC port, but more surprisingly, Windows NT also had a PowerPC port. Never heard of those.
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by sedatk 1y ago
The paradox of cloud provider crashes is that if the provider goes down and takes the whole world with it, it's actually good advertisement. Because, that means so many things rely on it, it's critically important, and has so many
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by sedatk 1y ago
Meanwhile, I can still run my apps from the 90’s on my ARM laptop on Windows. That’s two architectures back to be clear: ARM64 -> x86-64 -> x86
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by sedatk 1y ago
Sold out already.
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by sedatk 1y ago
Adding a new Unifi device to the network is just a matter of powering it up, responding to "adopt this new device?" prompt on your phone, and that's it. It's literally Plug'n'Play in 2025. Even if other brands
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Redundantly running cron jobs are the least of our problems. Daylight savings adjustment day causes surge in deaths and ER visits[1]. Daylight savings needs to go. https://www.sciencealert.com/daylight-savings-time-change-ki

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