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by throwawaymobule 10mo ago
Compared to an average jpeg encoder, or something like mozjpeg?
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by throwawaymobule 11mo ago
I did this the first time git asked me, because getting asked every time would get annoying. Glad it's going back to having a default and not asking.
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by throwawaymobule 11mo ago
This makes great business sense, since you can fit-test any part and know you're getting the right one before ordering. IIRC, there's even plugins for some CAD programs to grab models by part number.
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by throwawaymobule 11mo ago
Would work nicely as one of the tools called by the hollywood program.
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by throwawaymobule 11mo ago
Amazon sidewalk is coming. If you want a wireless network without a password on it, you're in trouble too.
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by throwawaymobule 11mo ago
Pretty sure most modern computers can generate random data faster than they can write to a disc.
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by throwawaymobule 11mo ago
A lot of refrigerants have a very high gwp.
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by throwawaymobule 1y ago
See also: removing coffee machines. Too many forget that it's one of the few legal ways to supply your employees with performance enhancing drugs.
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by throwawaymobule 2y ago
Is there an explicit carveout? The GDPR has been used against governments.
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by throwawaymobule 2y ago
Oncehub removed tracking cookies from some of their meeting invite pages in the EU and stopped showing a banner, because they thought it looked offputting. They got a few support tickets from people who thought they were still tracking, but
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by throwawaymobule 2y ago
You can still move fast and break things, just treat PII like explosive radioactive waste while you're doing it.
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by throwawaymobule 2y ago
The youtube logo changes to 'PREMIUM' if you're using it. It's kind of hard to miss.
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by throwawaymobule 2y ago
Cool solution to the Claud Shannon problem.
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by throwawaymobule 2y ago
Isn't there a https upgrade header specifically for this kind of thing?
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by throwawaymobule 2y ago
Rocket science is surprisingly straightforward, it's rocket engineering that's the tricky one.
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by throwawaymobule 2y ago
I have an entirely seperate phone and SIM for any service I think is important which demands a phone number. (prepay, I top it up by €5 every few months. Sadly I can't automate that) I generally refuse to give any number if I can help
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by throwawaymobule 2y ago
No you don't. There are losses from inefficiency at every step.
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by throwawaymobule 2y ago
You shouldn't use multiple adblockers. They tend to interfere with eachother in unexpected ways.
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by throwawaymobule 2y ago
Flicking the camera down to despawn cars is a common trick in speedrunning those 3d GTA games. They did it better than cyberpunk, but it was not figured out.
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by throwawaymobule 2y ago
You have to put the credits somewhere, and that's a good place to put them.
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by throwawaymobule 2y ago
Even if it only impacted the price shown in store, it would be a huge improvement.
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by throwawaymobule 2y ago
All of gog's offline installers are signed and do a hash check on any external .bin files they ship with. The impact they've had on bundled malware in pirated copies of their games can not be overstated.
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by throwawaymobule 2y ago
Even if you do it before you could have known you were being served a warrant? IIRC, they did it in the US too.
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by throwawaymobule 2y ago
Slightly less of a change, but something like this has happened before when the existing funeral system was overwhelmed. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/London_Necropolis_Railway
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by throwawaymobule 2y ago
Ryanair don't sell return tickets, they sell you two 'one way' tickets, last I checked. Don't know if that legally exempts them from refunding both if they had to refund one.
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by throwawaymobule 2y ago
I think it's only Nintendo that'd be able to go after someone sending claims in their name. It'd likely be hard to find whoever sent a false notice on general, since there's no identity or address verification needed to
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by throwawaymobule 3y ago
I'm sure a few compiler maintainers take pride in making sure certain 'famous' code snippets still compile as time goes on.
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by throwawaymobule 3y ago
I thought damn near every ISP blocks port 25 outgoing. I even had to open a ticket to get it unblocked on a vps I use. probably for the best.
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by throwawaymobule 3y ago
either default pin or guessed based on publicly available info. calling from their line was also done to get at more mailboxes.
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by throwawaymobule 3y ago
at the very least, getting at the fan for cleaning is toolless. they really learned their lesson from how bad some ps4s got.

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