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by thunfischbrot 4y ago
Wasn't that the whole idea behind Wikileaks? To not only be a platform to upload and publish random documents, and instead to provide context and work with writers to make it understandable for a wider audience? That's how I under
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by thunfischbrot 4y ago
Running on a cheap USB stick is the better choice nowadays. They tend to be much more forgiving and faster.
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by thunfischbrot 4y ago
Good point. I was thinking about "unlock and start" the car, didn't write that though. And even in that case it might not be much worse than the keyless options nowadays.
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by thunfischbrot 4y ago
That's actually a good point. Though to me this is also an inaccuracy in the article which would better be clarified.
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by thunfischbrot 4y ago
The technology is interesting, probably fun to play with. The surrounding text seems to gloss over some complexity inherent in using it for authentication. > "Hard to steal" Depends on the situation and attack surface. I would
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by thunfischbrot 4y ago
If we are thinking about the same thing, https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT211996 works.
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by thunfischbrot 4y ago
LoRaWAN generally can use less energy than cellular networks, running off batteries for e.g. 7 years, where cellular would run out within 1-2. This is somewhat mitigated by NB-IoT, which was not available in most markets just two years ago.
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by thunfischbrot 4y ago
https://nitter.42l.fr/fluepke/status/1550471087560982531 or anyone who signed up for this previously not existing email account...
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by thunfischbrot 4y ago
Wasn't that about an extreme benchmarking test which is continuously fully utilising CPU and GPU for an extended period, like 30min? If I recall correctly, that would not influence my decision at all. I also do not select which car to
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by thunfischbrot 4y ago
> so I had come to depend on it in my daily workflow. It’s especially useful in situations where I have a work-related thought at 3AM and don’t want to risk waking up and annoying my co-workers. At first glance this seems like a perfect
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by thunfischbrot 4y ago
Well, they were hired as "community engineer". Thinly veiled marketing story if you ask me. Though the premise is actually fun and would be a nice show & tell if it was in a different format.
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by thunfischbrot 4y ago
Do you know about Ultraschall? It is geared towards podcasting, based on Reaper. Works very well, though I have no experience in using other tools in the space. https://github.com/stonerl/REAPER
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by thunfischbrot 4y ago
This is a work of art. I check out different cycle routing options every couple of years and have never been satisfied with the high number of intersections with traffic lights and changes from road to bike path to sidewalk... Your routing
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by thunfischbrot 5y ago
Heard several people claim that, along with stories about how Office 365 wouldn't work, or Photoshop, or recent browsers etc. Each time I would check I was able to call their bluff.
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by thunfischbrot 5y ago
You argue that the Germans have let the lawmakers erode the law of free speech over time. This does not make sense, since the laws and the system allowing for the abuse of power by this minister are very old. The fact that this could have b
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by thunfischbrot 5y ago
While it does happen, "all the time" seems to suggest it happens every week. I believe instead police raids on private homes for e.g. smaller drug related charges happen occasionally. This is the first case I hear of which is such
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by thunfischbrot 5y ago
Yes, also include the added weight though. The converted bike will take longer to stop at the same speed just because you added a motor and battery.
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by thunfischbrot 5y ago
If you value your time as $0 per hour and get free hardware?
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by thunfischbrot 5y ago
Doesn't that really depend on how you use it? They might have a separate user account or even a whole separate OS installed like I do, encrypted, and use only online services.
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by thunfischbrot 5y ago
Exactly. I moved away from 1Password for that reason, quite happy with Bitwarden.
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by thunfischbrot 5y ago
For me its the opposite: Having Bitwarden separate (selfhosted or even their hosting) let's me even more iCloud services to become less reliant on Apple.
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by thunfischbrot 5y ago
Similar story here. Slowly moved over to Bitwarden. UX almost as good and works well enough on all platforms. Chose Bitwarden for the company afterwards as well, only positive feedback.
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by thunfischbrot 5y ago
Text seems to be missing.
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by thunfischbrot 5y ago
Meh - I see one of the benefits of working outside of FAANG and other enterprises to work on something you trule believe in. Who truly loves working on improving the returns on online advertising to extract more money out of people's p
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by thunfischbrot 6y ago
While I am not one of those commenting on such issues except for your prompt–my experience with RPi 1 & 2 has been that they tended to eat sd cards for breakfast. Either needed reimaging or broke the sd cards for good. Had this at happe
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by thunfischbrot 6y ago
That would work if you kept only backup version. That would be bad-what do you do in case of accidental record deletion or encryption malware detected after a backup? Check out e.g. https://www.backblaze.com/blog/the-3-
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by thunfischbrot 6y ago
GraphicsMagick is a great alternative. It has given me great performance gains on large images as well as being able to perform better on resource-contrained environments such as the RaspberryPi 1. http://www.graphicsmagick.org&#
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by thunfischbrot 6y ago
Struck me as weird. It's not really a play on words, it's not funny or witty.
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by thunfischbrot 6y ago
Then again it might be more due to the change compared to the baseline.
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by thunfischbrot 6y ago
Yes, it seems that the weirdness of the mentioned interactions does not mainly stems from the confusion of the faith. It's based on people expressing their judgement of you as a person in relation to their perceived faith.

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