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3mo ago
idk, how does voice recognition learn my voice? How can I install programs when the hardware is static?
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Are there really no customers who want the TV to have Netflix built in? At a streaming company I worked at, we put quite a lot of effort into working around all the smart TV firmware quirks so that you didn't need to buy a separate box
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The IRCv3 people tried and it never caught on. This is because they don't control the big implementations.
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3mo ago
It would make sense if it was only if your app costs or handles money.
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3mo ago
They are paying fines for trying to close their open platform. Microsoft isn't because their platform is still open enough, and Apple isn't because it was always closed and everyone who bought it knew it was closed.
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3mo ago
How much bandwidth was that?
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3mo ago
I'd like to see evidence for this claim.
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3mo ago
There is - every server host does KYC and so does every domain registrar (by law). If you're found to have provided incorrect details, it allows them to immediately remove your server or domain without notice.
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3mo ago
Interestingly IRC used to have, but no longer has, a feeling that you are writing for people who are online right now, because message delivery was only real-time. It still is, but now everyone uses bouncers or always-on connections so peop
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3mo ago
"best" and "hot" are opaque algorithmic feeds and the only way to see the currently active discussions . "new" shows you posts that have no discussions yet and "top" shows you ones whose discussions
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3mo ago
At some point surely we have to start openly defying the OSA and similar acts. What jury will convict someone for operating an online forum about sharks and not ensuring every user is older than 13?
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3mo ago
BYOND forums used tree comments in chronological order with an unread marker
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3mo ago
Crypto transfer fee is worse. Can be up to $30.00 on Ethereum for that $0.01 API call.
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3mo ago
I heard GNU Taler is something like this
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3mo ago
Since the protocol is just returning a crypto address and a payment amount in JSON format and then waiting for a request with the transaction ID, why wouldn't they implement it themselves?
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3mo ago
That part is describing Google SEO spam. I don't know how it works but it clearly does work if you've used Google lately.
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3mo ago
What happened when you tried?
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3mo ago
What's more convenient about Cloudflare in front of your server than just your server? I think people use Cloudflare because of the fear of DDoS.
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3mo ago
Monero target block interval is 2 minutes. You have to wait for 2-3 blocks because Monero does regularly have reorgs.
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3mo ago
Which RFC number? I had a look at their website, it relies on every HTTP request creating a separate blockchain transaction, which is a volume of requests that blockchains can't possibly handle - even the layer-2s. It also makes the re
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3mo ago
The US doesn't extradite to Europe for DSA violation
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They're not more expensive than a decade ago, when we were still using them.
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Too much hedging in this comment. Malware is something that maliciously breaks your computer. This maliciously breaks my computer so it's malware. There's no difference between this and the ILOVEYOU virus, except the delivery mech
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3mo ago
Which is malware.
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They already lost a lawsuit and were fined a hundred billion dollars in the EU for locking down Android. Maybe they think since they already lost once, they can't lose again.
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This is so that you can be sued or prosecuted if the app is malicious.
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The part about ending immigration and deporting a large percentage of the migrants who are already there
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It doesn't matter what I think about the feature. People clearly enjoy the feature and IRC will never have it because IRC cannot acquire new features like that. Even if the IRCv3 group write a specification, it won't be widely a
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VHS doesn't store audio in samples nor does it have 490 lines or 30 G(?)PS. NTSC uses 525 lines per frame and PAL uses 625, both with interlacing at 60 fields per second. The VHS system is analog for audio and video, though analog vide
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The RTMP protocol comes from Adobe Flash which only supported a limited set of codecs, the only still useful ones being H264 and AAC. Nobody published the needed protocol extension "enhanced RTMP" until 2022 and it still isn
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