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by tephra 5y ago
It is worth noting that org-mode does support latex fragments out of the box.
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by tephra 5y ago
I haven't done so myself yet (okay I'll do it tonight!) but I've been meaning to just add a snippet expansion for '<s TAB' (I personaly use yasnippet but of course other snippet programs are available). Edit: Se
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by tephra 5y ago
If QI should exist it should at least be codified into law by Congress and given some rigorous rules to when it applies etc. As it stands now QI is just something made up by SCOTUS and not created by anyone representing the people.
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by tephra 5y ago
It isn't intended as one.
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by tephra 5y ago
To know is something is legal or not we have to know why it would be _illegal_. What laws are they breaking by port scanning? (I guess the default would be the CFAA but I doubt even that hammer could be used for simple portscanning?).
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by tephra 5y ago
I agree that this would be very nice but I also shudder thinking about being the person whos job it would be to do the centralization.
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by tephra 5y ago
Every year the CS department at my old uni have a get together dinner for old and current students and teachers. The main event is a programming competition called snakeu (or something similar can never get the spelling correct), which is e
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by tephra 5y ago
To give the Swedish story. In general all documents, decisions, etc. handled by a public agency are by default public (i.e you can call/email the agency and ask for them). So when the tax agency makes a decision on your taxes that beco
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by tephra 5y ago
I'm not sure if anything has changed in the last two years after is stopped self hosting email but I ran my own server for 6 years and never had any issues with ending up in spam.
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by tephra 5y ago
You also have to focus on the correct performance issues and personally I've never seen writing functional js/ts being the issue.
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by tephra 5y ago
I'd imagine one of the more common use cases is data processing. At my last job I was part of a team that built a data processing platform and we did it in a mostly functional style.
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by tephra 5y ago
The problem with my F91W is that it doesn't sport a calculator, had to get myself a DBC32 for that.
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by tephra 5y ago
IIRC you can use fusion 360 in the browser now? WhatsApp is of course available on the web. I'm a regular user of play.spotify.com, works great. Figma is a great design tool available only on the web. I do get your point, but there are
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by tephra 5y ago
They clearly spell out in their privacy policy that they respond to warrants.... > We will only disclose the limited user data we possess if we are instructed to do so by a fully binding request coming from the competent Swiss authoriti
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by tephra 5y ago
I'm pretty sure it means that both the user and the company is bound by the terms of service and privacy policy that clearly spells out that they comply with legal warrants (from switz authorities) and provide the limited data that the
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by tephra 5y ago
I never said it didn't matter. I think the data retention laws and for what crimes the police are able to get certain warrants in the EU and Switzerland can be better. But that is not a proton issue that is an issue with our current go
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by tephra 5y ago
I mean they are misleading in so far you want them to... I'm a privacy activist and certainly think that a company should be able to not keep logs. If the law in the country they are in (or area, see for example the data retention dire
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by tephra 5y ago
So also a proton customer here. "By default we do not keep any IP logs" and this case does not seem like the default? Seems like they were required to by law to log and turn over this specific IP? (Of course I haven't seen th
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by tephra 5y ago
According to ISNICs bylaws they do have a dispute mechanism: Article 31 A Board of Appeals handles disputes regarding the registration of domains. The Board of Appeals is autonomous and independent. ISNIC carries out decisions of the
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by tephra 5y ago
As a LSP user I agree. Having all my emacs muscle memories, elisp hacks, etc. Together with what amounts to perhaps 70-80% of what you get from an IDE (or at least what _I've_ gotten from an IDE) it's a killer feature.
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by tephra 5y ago
I created a little python script that took a list of domains and created various misspellings of those domains, checked for MX records set for them. I ran this on a list of "sensitive domains" (law authorities, government agencies
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by tephra 5y ago
While that is very true. One thing to note is that we are also very different countries. One of my main gripes during the last almost 2 years now is the implication that Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Finland are basically the same. Which is f
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by tephra 5y ago
C11 introduced type generic expressions.
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by tephra 5y ago
A 100sqm apartment is very big. To give some perspective on hemnet.se (_the_ way to look for housing in Sweden) there are around 100 apartments in Stockholm up for sale that are 100sqm or larger. Around 1000 apartments in the ordinary range
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by tephra 5y ago
I've never heard anyone pay 30k a month for their rent. People consider 12 high, the median is around 6 IIRC. I live in what is generally considered a "fancy" area (lots of bank directors and some ABBA people) and 10-15 milli
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by tephra 5y ago
I agree with everything you say here but feel the ">20 years" hides something. We can easily say 30 years, there are very good arguments to say ~50 years and to get truly technical we could say 70-100 years.
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by tephra 5y ago
I'm not on desktop ow and can check later. But I'm pretty sure you can disable auto updates on the about:config page.
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by tephra 5y ago
There's this quote that I think is from Dan Carlin and I can't really remember how it goes but something like: "the birth of Cleopatra is closer to us in time than the building of the pyramids in Giza was to Cleopatra".
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by tephra 5y ago
I just finished Donald Knuth's "Literate programming" book and in there is one of the most wonderful papers I've read: "The errors of TeX". The version in the book goes up to 1991 but on ctan you should be able
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by tephra 5y ago
I'm not sure about the numbers but I would have thought that ISOs main funding comes from all the member nations who pay a bunch a money proportional to the countries GDP?

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