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by superkuh 9mo ago
Right. The push based accessibility that is only supported by GNOME's compositor, mutter, and GNOME's DE's userland as of this last 6 months. I would very happy to hear about even this extension supported under other wayland
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False. Gambling disorder exists, but it is grandfathered in. It wouldn't be accepted today. Porn addiction has no entry in the DSMV or ICD10, it is purely a made up concept advanced by for-profit companies looking to exploit people (an
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And you need to watch the videos but I imagine the cognitive dissonance is too uncomfortable.
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Tracking the murderers who executed citizens in the street and then fled the scene of the crime and any sort of trial or investigation? That ICE and Immigration and Border Patrol? I wonder why. And since when is tracking public officials op
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We are not disagreeing. Definitely do not use TikTok for those and many other reasons. But calling an audio visual stimuli an addictive drug is just as wrong and dangerous. That will lead to those same authoritarians controlling screens wi
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As much as I dislike TikTok, I dislike this dangerous mischaracterization even more. If you start propagating the meme that screens are like chemically addictive drugs the governments of the world will feel emboldened to use violence force
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Are you willing to write accessibility support for the new xfce only wayland compositor? How will you get every other wayland compositor to support your non-'wayland core' accessibility extension? People like to frame things like
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What use is human sounding TTS when your desktop cannot read the contents of windows? As someone with progressive retinal tearing who's used the linux desktop for 20 years I'm terrified. The forcing of the various incompatible way
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Maybe in spec, but the damage is done and persists. The (USA) Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources has nearly all their regulation PDFs as these XFA non-pdfs that I cannot read. So I cannot know the regulations. My emails about this topic (
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This is nice, but PDF jumped the shark already. It's no longer a document format that always looks the same everywhere. The inclusion of "Dynamic XFA (XML Form Architecture) PDF" in the spec made it so PDF is an unreliable fo
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Ah, from the wording ("pull") I assumed you were using the API. You use your own user-agent to access the site(s) and collect prices then? Do you have any trouble getting blocked doing that? Is it some headless chrome controlled p
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I guess you didn't read the amazon tos then. Price trends and history is not allowed.
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If only you had known about diskprices.com you could've saved yourself the trouble.
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Cory Doctorow has it right. Since the USA is applying tariffs to everyone everywhere anyway, everyone should abandon their US free trade agreements and get rid of the agreement required local laws that allow US companies to shut down other
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I was trying to explain that human people have uses for this and that should be enough. Even if there aren't a ton of for-profit uses.
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If your ecommerce site cannot handle a hundred requests a day, I'm going to blame the "victim". I think it'd be time to take such a site and put it behind a login for the tens of users of it.
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Pretty simple. These are federal government employees and county sherrifs. People in public positions. It's whistleblowing. This isn't any information about the people except in the context of their public employement status. Very
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The Internet is for End Users https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc8890 >Successful specifications will provide some benefit to all the relevant parties because standards do not represent a zero-sum game. H
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> hundreds of requests per day Does this matter? I can handle hundreds of requests per day with no issue on a home cable modem connection and my desktop pc running nginx. In fact I do and have since the 56k days. With an actual server or
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Ah, I see you are confused. I am claiming that rust is only for rolling distros because of it's needs for it's unique "official installation method" because of rapid addition of features making rustc need to be upgrad
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It's not a hypothetical. I was put off the entire language after it happened to me three times in a row with unrelated Rust written software. This was 1 month after Debian 12 was released (June 10, 2023) and I was running the brand new
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>the immigration enforcement operations in Minnesota If you think this is only immigration enforcement you haven't been paying attention. That was ostensibly what Trump campaigned on. That is not what is happening in Minnesota and
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As long as you can get the Rust code to compile it's about the same speed. The issue is that rustc is only available on limited platforms (and indeed lack of rustc has killed off entire hardware architectures in popular distros in a bi
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Celebrities are getting visas instead of celebrities? Ok. I don't see the issue.
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You can because unless you rock the boat you're unlikely to be charged. But according to the FCC original statement, https://docs.fcc.gov/public/attachments/DOC-416839A1.pdf ... the import of any foreign made
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I don't run any OS or games that would require such a thing. The two modern AMD cpus do have an fTPM but they are certainly not enabled in my UEFI firmware. My 3 other desktop computers including the one I'm typing to you on have
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The htmx landing page says, >htmx gives you access to AJAX, CSS Transitions, WebSockets and Server Sent Events directly in HTML, using attributes, so you can build modern user interfaces with the simplicity and power of hypertext I hope
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>Italy insists a shadowy, European media cabal should be able to dictate what is and is not allowed online. That, of course, is DISGUSTING What's equally disgusting is that one corporation has managed to put itself in the position t
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I see your point and it's valid in this context. But both ends of non-ownership contribute. One doesn't own the smartphone and one doesn't own the bank account. The National Credit Union Federation of Korea (NACUFOK) represen
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Smart phones are not personal computers. They're shopping/government/etc terminals. You don't and never have controlled them, even with root (re: tight integration of the baseband computer which only the telco has a lice

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