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GNUnet 0.13.0 Released
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In Germany most fish is anyway required to be frozen for food safety: correctly freezing kills most parasites.
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7y ago
This is because this is not an actual shortage. This is people panic-buying things they don't really need, and then of course they can't justify spending that much...
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7y ago
The webcam and video call market has stopped to improve like, 10 years ago. There's some exceptions, like the Brio, but they are worse and more expensive than a whole cheapo phone with 2 cameras. Overall we're mostly stuck with 12
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7y ago
Can't we just stop that traveling nightmare? Now it's not only going to destroy our climate, but also bringing the Zombie Apocalypse.
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7y ago
This is not music, but machine noise. And the animal moves in a rhythm unrelated to said noise. So I'd guess it's a sign of stress.
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7y ago
If the phone is mounted to the electric wheelchair anyway, could one just use the chair's battery as a powerbank?
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7y ago
This is a strawman argument and simply not relevant. Dogs are animals, and therefore they cannot have "fault" in the philiosophical sense. By the way, it is funny how the same people then go on to anthropomorphize dogs, as "l
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7y ago
And you are assuming web devs could configure their servers properly. Anyway, it all boils down to the mentality of lowest common denominator: using that workaround, nobody has any incentive to fix their proxy.
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The problems are 1) side channels. Caching those would mean that a malicious script could use timing to find out if the user accessed specific other websites. Also it enables a channel for cross-domain communication. 2) malicious user trac
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7y ago
see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20877700
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7y ago
I would be interested in more details
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7y ago
TL;DR: they created a VP8 implementation that is purely functional and exploited that property to integrate control loops of codec and transport protocol. Sounds promising.
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- Privacy and security enhancing techniques make the captcha harder or impossible. For example, the tracking protection built into firefox blocks the recaptcha.js (in a certain view even rightfully so, because google will use that for track
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7y ago
No. It's a 2nd screen to complete login. It also breaks mobile clients such as materialistic and is plain evil anyway
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This has been done over centuries, and is still standard in Europe, where the embalming fad never has caught on.
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Quite the contrary: A blind friend of mine studied math. He got scripts and exercises as latex source code from his professors and read them on his braille display.
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7y ago
That might certainly be the case for empathy with fellow humans, but there's an almost psychopathical overabundance of empathy for pets.
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7y ago
How about having lots of decent, desirable universities instead of a few elite ones and many weak ones? Furthermore, one could abolish tuition and provide students with living expenses, either all or those who need them. Furthermore, revers
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7y ago
Update: I just discovered SRTP in the advanced features list. Awesome!
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Sounds great! What about encryption? If that is used in any environment not in complete control of the user that should be mandatory. E.g. in an open wifi, a shared wifi, or directly over the internet. As the protocol is using RTP anyway, i
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GNUnet 0.11.0 Released
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8y ago
So lots of effort is spent to collect data, make it machine readable data, distill into a selected set of information (still machine readable?) and then... it is obfuscated again by converting it back into natural language which must be par
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Those phones would be nice if Motorola wasn't notorious for not delivering firmware updates.
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GSoC 2018 – GNUnet Web-Based User Interface
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The standard exuse is that this would be dangerous and result in warranty claims. But other vendors have managed to cope with that. Either they build more robust phones (Google?). Or they register your device id when you request an unlock c
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To this day, there is no official way to unlock the bootloader of any Nokia/HMD phone. Despite their hollow promises.
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Refactored video editor Kdenlive ready for testing
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This. You might want to read http://slatestarcodex.com/2018/03/22/navigating-and-or-avoid... how to do it.
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GNUnet 0.11.0pre66 released
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