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by soco 6mo ago
I was also surprised to see that arewegreatyet.com is in use already...
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by soco 6mo ago
Little correction: Trump has a different objective every second day, and at some point there was (also) regime change on the menu. Might come again, I don't know.
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by soco 6mo ago
On bike paths, totally agree with you. On shared paths, nobody owes you that speed.
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by soco 6mo ago
And when you must walk with your small dog on a section of road where suddenly high speed e-cyclists zoom past you, now that's constant terror. At times you really get killer ideas.
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by soco 6mo ago
No honk in Switzerland, some honk in Romania, all honk in India. There's no one rule to rule them all.
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by soco 6mo ago
This only leaves open how to enforce all of it without everybody shouting domestic terror.
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by soco 7mo ago
2FA has tried to solve exactly this. Not many attacked people will hand over their password AND their phone. Yes I know, they might hand over one authentication code (and I know people who did exactly that)... We should also look into reduc
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by soco 7mo ago
I was just wondering why the Trivy compromise hit only npm packages, thinking that bigger stuff should appear sooner or later. Here we go...
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by soco 7mo ago
I'm in Western Europe and while there are chargers everywhere, you need hundred apps to register to charge, some slots are broken (empty yet show busy), some refuse to charge my PHEV... we're not there yet.
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by soco 7mo ago
I think people here are also more fond of 4chan than the average citizen, and also in general rather fond of technological freedom of anything. Makes sense, being players basically in the team about to get a red card. Like it or not, the gl
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by soco 7mo ago
That, and also using English words in the middle of another language phrase confuses them a lot.
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by soco 7mo ago
I think I tried on my Android everything I could try and 1. outside webpage reading, not many options; 2. as browser extensions, also not many (I don't like to copy URLs in your app) 3. they all insist reading every little shit, not on
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by soco 7mo ago
I don't know about the rest, but Clinton when he left the presidency was actually in (legal) debt. He raised to the actual 100+ million way after his presidency, so Newsweek is presenting it wrong.
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by soco 7mo ago
Indeed, because how could that LLM know what I didn't like about all other to-do apps? It will generate a new one more or less the same as the old one, but the user will be happy because "yay it's mine". Maybe. Or maybe
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by soco 7mo ago
Sitting on it is a predictable cost, while building means a costly chaos which may or may not turn out the wished profitability. So when you are used to "old profits" you maybe rather wait on the predicted do-nothing-cost, and hop
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by soco 7mo ago
I have an idea, why don't we all go back using XML at this point, as any initial selling point / differentiator has been slowly eroded away?
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by soco 7mo ago
But isn't it always (or at least lately) like this? Corporations ruling, the small guy paying? I'm aware this sounds very leftie, but even a broken clock is right twice a day.
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by soco 7mo ago
Leaving it with only Sputnik is not exactly helping humanity either.
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by soco 7mo ago
Is that a "restaurant" then? Your use case means a kitchen which indeed needs a menu. But dining is something else, so we cannot compare.
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by soco 7mo ago
Mistral is still hosted on US providers, their EU centers are only in planning. Data access aside, if AWS or Azure (or Cloudflare) are ordered to pull the plug, it's still goodbye Mistral. Unless you use a third party hoster that is, o
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by soco 7mo ago
But wouldn't winning devs be a neat helping point in winning b2b contacts? Or they think golf courts are enough for success? Okay they might be right here, but still they make it so confusing for no obvious reason.
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by soco 7mo ago
But isn't this difficult when the tech bosses are in cahoots with the country bosses? And honestly even if the leadership changes, I somehow have a feeling the techs will naturally switch boats as well - might be a reason why the oppos
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by soco 7mo ago
So we get organic vapors in the atmosphere right. Shouldn't that matter?
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by soco 7mo ago
Here's some more technical details of the Swiss new official way (yet to be implemented) of doing age verification and more: https://www.liip.ch/en/blog/swiss-eid-from-a-developer-persp...
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by soco 7mo ago
Roman Sheremeta on X: "Before the strikes on Iran, Republican voters were overwhelmingly opposed to U.S. involvement in a conflict between Israel and Iran. A survey by YouGov and The Economist found that only 23% of Republicans support
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by soco 7mo ago
I love the proposal, although in my ears it sounds like a drunk German trying their best.
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by soco 7mo ago
Which is the very motivation of the villains in the old movie Hudson Hawk (1991 - Bruce Willis, Andie McDowell, Danny Aiello)
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by soco 7mo ago
You'd usually wear socks in them, which should mean fabric and less plastic or chemicals. Should...
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by soco 7mo ago
"Well of course I know him, he is me" (Obi-Wan Kenobi, 0 BBY)
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by soco 7mo ago
But why would be megacorp and billionaire tax increases off the table? You didn't even mention it... And before someone points out that they pay - yes they pay _something_ then get tax cuts or legal loopholes and in the end they don&#x

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