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by szszrk 1y ago
I still recall (duh) a post here from a guy who literally made a recall feature on his mac way before them. I would love to find that post... It was screenshotting all the time, storing that locally, and then you could ask it any questions
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by szszrk 1y ago
They can't say that, as they did not stop. They made a cache in front of it.
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by szszrk 1y ago
Why would you compare Web to that? A first fax message would be more appropriate comparison. Web is not a new thing and hardly a technical experiment of a few people any more. If you add the time since announcing the concept of Web to that
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by szszrk 1y ago
My default firefox settings rejected content tracker and in the end no cookies were created at all, plus there was just one failed CDN request outside original domain. Not bad.
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by szszrk 1y ago
You should check that awkward thing called newspapers, it will blow your mind :)
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by szszrk 1y ago
It's generated once a day. Which I love.
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by szszrk 1y ago
Is there any fairly popular software that still uses md5 in this context? Most I've seen (sec scans, backup validation/dedup etc) pushed to phase out md5 very long time ago.
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by szszrk 1y ago
The brand's name came simply from Tim Leatherman, their founder. I don't know what is the real origin of his family name, though :)
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by szszrk 1y ago
In contrary to other comments, keep using Ubuntu, just use CTRL+l. ... or change MOTD (/etc/default/motd-news) I'd rather bash Ubuntu for more controversial actions, like pushing snapd by default. Or pretending apps are
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by szszrk 1y ago
I tried to debug a google pay issue with a Bank once: - Bank told me to go to Google. - Google support told me to go to the Bank. - (... few emails later...) - Google support told me to make screenshots of the banking app and google pay. So
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by szszrk 1y ago
That still makes it at best a fun story to tell during family dinner, not on international press. Why is this on hackernews in the first place...
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by szszrk 1y ago
I already have some processes at work that are reviewed by AI only. Which means we are advised to use another AI to fill out the data quicker. It's nothing critical, but still both scary and hilarious at the same time. Shit on the inpu
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by szszrk 1y ago
Working with a modern terminal is very much dynamic... It always was, really. We always aimed at fixing the lag, be it terminal rendering performance, network jitter (mosh anyone?), proper tab completion (including the ones that require net
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by szszrk 1y ago
Signal ain't exactly commercial project. They didn't screw over anyone, for the past 8 years Signal was and remains free for everyone. That service is not mandatory and didn't even exist before, so who exactly is screwed over
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by szszrk 1y ago
What's your alternative? Keep doing voluntary donations and wait for rich people to throw 50mil at it again?
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by szszrk 1y ago
I have a laptop coil whine that syncs animation on that page exactly :O That makes me scared of both modern webdev and hardware quality.
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by szszrk 1y ago
That is my primitive way of distinguishing actual journalism and honest blogging from ad-crap and paywall traps. If they actually link to other websites and their sources - it's worth my time. If they don't - it's a honeypot.
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by szszrk 1y ago
So? I'd say the 340 million of people that actually could verify with a bank is not a bad attempt. 1. 7 million (2020) has no proper ID [0]. 2. 120 million struggle with reading [1], and you can assume at least 7 million realistically
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by szszrk 1y ago
Moonlander ... I think I still have a printer template to check if it fits my desk layout well... Hacking keyboard I like the most, but it's still a gamble and add-ons almost double my cost. Too much for companies that don't have
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by szszrk 1y ago
You described it well. You can spend insane money on hardware and still sit incorrectly.
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by szszrk 1y ago
I recommend calm and caution :) You will quickly end up researching mechanical split keyboard market and start convincing yourself that 500-1000€ is not that expensive (sic!). I made an adventure into mechanicals, around half a year on rese
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by szszrk 1y ago
Because they don't care. I can play a 3d game with online elements using a bluetooth gamepad, directly on my 8yo "smart tv", but somehow it's impossible to conveniently display text. It's annoying and it's not
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by szszrk 1y ago
Kind of. I just compared US to PL. We have much more choices here in PL, and breakfast is completely different. Meals are mostly different, but have a lot of common ingredients ( like iconic beans and meat balls). Us has no soups at all, wh
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by szszrk 1y ago
We had a problem with those unboxing of toys videos. Adults unpacking or playing with toys. YouTube delivered worse and worse ones, one by one.... The fact that it "doesn't violate policy" doesn't mean it's good for
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by szszrk 1y ago
What show does come close in quality of production? Art, morale and educational value, actual fun ideas on how to play (some are impossible to reproduce, but still), consequence in plot over the seasons and even merchandise? Plus Polish dub
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by szszrk 1y ago
My kid drooled in front of Peppa (until she decides she doesn't like it after all). The engagement was at the level of YouTube Kids movies from "creators" - which means kid is unresponsive, clearly doesn't process what&#
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by szszrk 1y ago
I hope you don't think that user-to-machine means that I have to stick my finger in a network switch? :) Machine-to-machine is usually meant as traffic where neither of the sides is the client device (desktop, mobile etc). Often not in
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by szszrk 1y ago
I instantly love the SVG animation ("the badge") and how it feels ok, while continents are flat and just move side to side :)
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by szszrk 1y ago
I see that this thread became a "throw random edge cases and diverge the discussion". How does Surface Go states against other commenters comment that suddenly brought poverty into the mix? :) how does Surface Go address poor peop
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by szszrk 1y ago
No. I'm just saying that "there are no HDMI devices near me" is weird and hard to achieve. To use my phone as a desktop all I need is the phone itself. USB cable I most often already have to charge it. Phone works as a keyboa

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