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I only recently discovered pinterest as a useful site, but only because a friend convinced me to create an account. It only becomes usable with an account and it even makes fun, but most people are probably like I was and don’t want to crea
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If I am understanding correctly, this is a very dishonest study: If Elon Musk owns 30% of Tesla, and Tesla produces 1 Gigaton of CO2 each year the study would assign 300 Megatons to Musk, even though the cars are produced for someone else
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> and more difficult for the speed camera management. In Germany the police needs a specific reason for placing a speed camera. Like a statistic that there are a lot of accidents on that street at that particular spot, or that the street
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When interviewing with [commercial serverless platform], I was offered to not turn the camera on and use voice chat only. And well, I know a lot of shy/depressed folks who would’ve appreciated this offering (including myself circa four
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3y ago
vsauce only uploads shorts these days, it makes me sad.
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3y ago
Samsung Health stores your data locally + encrypted via knox. Samsung is very transparent about what they save and what they don’t. If you want a takeout of your data saved by samsung online, you can check out privacy.samsung.com
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And in which order would orders be executed when they come in and get queued? A delay wouldn't fix anything because the queue would still be FIFO. The only way to remove HTF would be removing the trading session, and instead only offer
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As long as the youtube tos allows creators to upload videos with their own add I won’t be paying a dime for premium. Where is the point to pay for skipping 5s of ads, when there is another one by the creator for a whole minute in the middle
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> I'm trying to think of a use case where I'd even want to plug an iPhone into my computer Recording ProRes footage on iPhone writes 6GB per Minute to storage. Sounds like you need a Mac with AirDrop to copy this off your phone
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3y ago
Yes, and this point is kinda nonsense since communication to letsencrypt‘s api is via https, and you trust the LE root since their cert is included in every new mainstream OS which got released after, i don’t know, 2019?
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3y ago
Well, those who now use shopify used to use prestashop, magento or shopworn before. Not sure if all of those stores were run by amateurs.
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3y ago
https://github.com/victornpb/undiscord
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Have you tried registering an account on proton via Tor? I get a prompt to verify my phone number or give them a recovery mail (trash mailers are blocked) 99% of the time.
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Twitter hands over Trump’s “deleted” direct messages
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It feels like captchas are mostly to stop humans from creating multiple accounts by hand nowadays.
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> I wouldn't be surprised if they can't actually trademark that. I think the same. The could probably trademark "ChatGPT", but not "GPT" alone.
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Well, GPT is simply an initialism for "Generative Pre-trained Transformer". In Germany, a trademark can be lost if it becomes a "Gattungsbegriff" (generic term). This happens when a trademark becomes so well-known and wi
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> So tired of young musicians telling me that streaming is where the audience is. I’m only a music consumer, not a producer, but I found some of my favorite artists (small, less than 20k monthly listeners) via streaming and bought their
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The engine is not, but the UI still sucks. I read on HN that Mozilla started working on a new iOS browser, since we all expect Apple to open up iOS in this or next year to custom browser engines. I hope they will make this new Firefox for i
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I am everything but a phone OS developer, but why is every android update breaking everything and why are android phones are so hard to update for the manufacturer? On windows and linux I can probably still run 98% of the proprietary driver
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Why would you want to block Meta and Twitter? I think the rich objects on social networks pretty important, which are only shown if you let the social networks visit your site.
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And gets 10B€ in subventions from the state: https://www.tagesschau.de/wirtschaft/unternehmen/intel-chipf...
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> And you only know if you’re fully complying with the GDPR if you have a legal team that can navigate the ambiguous definitions Honestly, it is incredibly easy to comply with GDPR in a "greenfield company" if you value user pr
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Right to access information/logic about automated decision making in GDPR Art 15
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Just found out about Article 15 of GDPR: 1. The data subject shall have the right to obtain from the controller confirmation as to whether or not personal data concerning him or her are being processed, and, where that is the case, acce
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If they would only moderate for feeling power, they wouldn’t risk their mod position by going against the only party who can kick them. Honestly, I also think that public forums such as reddit shouldn’t build up a walled garden like this an
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What if I crawl reddit comments without ever clicking on „agree“/signing up?
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Ethereum ICO‘d and therefore doesn’t pass the Howey test.
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> Some people still argue that security by obscurity works and hide everything. I doubt that. It is certainly true for games. There are only very expensive cheats for eg R6S and Overwatch 2, and the encryption of those games is a headach
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> No one wants to work in such conditions and no one should. Honestly, I would if the pay is good and it doesn’t alternate on a weekly basis. When I was working at Amazon we had weekly alternating shifts and they are the worst. It would’
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