tmoravec

8 ms·

61.
by tmoravec 4y ago
I suspect they could mean they are rare in SF Bay or USA. Noctilucent clouds are not that uncommon in higher latitudes.
62.
by tmoravec 4y ago
I set #0099FF, the opposite of the default, in order to quickly see if I'm logged in. I'd expect that being related to the default, it's a common choice. But it doesn't seem to be.
63.
Ukraine war: Czech crowdfunding buys 'Tomas the tank' for Ukraine(bbc.com)
5 points by tmoravec 4y ago|0 comments
64.
by tmoravec 4y ago
IIRC it was mainly about cheating in the US, no? The US definitely gave VW huge fines. And jail time for an executive. Not that it's relevant to Google...
65.
by tmoravec 4y ago
> Big fines are a start, but a better approach is taxation, since that takes away the regulatory risk for the companies. Companies should obey the laws first and foremost. I'm not sure there's a lot of regulatory risk either; G
66.
by tmoravec 4y ago
It's about how you purchase and sell it. If you sell Monero for USD on a centralised exchange, they might ask you for your ID, the source of the funds, source of the funds of your source of the funds (really!) and similar. AFAIK ring s
67.
by tmoravec 4y ago
> pretty good track record when it comes to consumer rights Are you sure EU has "pretty good track record" with these fines of Google, FB, et al.? If anything, I'd say the EU puts a mild theatre every now and then, and giv
68.
by tmoravec 4y ago
> I don't think that running malware on your computer is a good idea. Just don't do it. I don't think that having vulnerabilities on your computer is a good idea. Just don't do it. /s > SIP does not solve any
69.
by tmoravec 4y ago
After reading this comment I tried to disable the 2FA with phone apps that I never asked for. Curiously, I'm not even signed in the app - I'm signed in Google Calendar but I get the prompts in Gmail app where I'm signed into
70.
Hungary decrees tighter abortion rules(bbc.com)
1 points by tmoravec 4y ago|0 comments
71.
by tmoravec 4y ago
Maybe I'm daft but might I ask you to elaborate what you wanted to say with the picture?
72.
by tmoravec 4y ago
So there's a private option that's terrible (WebMD) and a private option that's terrific (Merck Manuals). And it's the terrible one that ranks well at Google. Sounds like a Google problem and apparently only a Google pro
73.
The Russian Economy Is Imploding(foreignpolicy.com)
5 points by tmoravec 4y ago|0 comments
74.
by tmoravec 4y ago
Location: Prague, Czech Republic Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C++, Python, Django, scikit-learn, AWS, Distributed applications, Network protocols Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com
75.
by tmoravec 4y ago
Thanks for the comprehensive post! The weekly updates in particular sound good.
76.
by tmoravec 4y ago
I'm curious how secure LineageOS is. It doesn't seem to have the resources of Apple/Google to respond to vulnerabilities. I haven't even found anything on this topic at their website. Googling "lineageos security re
77.
Work from home to beat Putin, says EU(bbc.com)
3 points by tmoravec 4y ago|1 comments
78.
by tmoravec 4y ago
Bug report: I can find cafés in my city when I search, but "Places near you" still give me places that are are 800km away. Even when I sort by distance.
79.
by tmoravec 5y ago
It's often not easy or even possible to simply open-source the drivers. What if there are any patents at play? How about third (fourth?) party dependencies? I'm sure the legal would take major offence with slapping GPL on the code
80.
by tmoravec 5y ago
They are conflating two different issues: Linux' lack of stable binary interface for drivers, and Linux being open source. It's the lack of stable ABI that's preventing third parties from maintaining decent drivers for Linux
81.
by tmoravec 5y ago
Location: Prague, Czech Republic Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C++, Python, Django, scikit-learn, AWS, Distributed applications, Network protocols Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com
82.
by tmoravec 5y ago
Another way to think of "legal bugs" is corruption.
83.
by tmoravec 5y ago
Without the Apple's ad, wouldn't there be some _other_ ad instead? Presumably a competitor's, or the brand's own, paying the Google tax?
84.
by tmoravec 5y ago
Pardon my naive question, but aren't there more objectives for the clinical trial? Particularly testing for negative side effects? How are those judged if the trial is discontinued?
85.
by tmoravec 5y ago
Samsung does have its stores in my country (Czechia). Very much inspired by Apple, touting flagship phones and all.
86.
by tmoravec 5y ago
iPhone?
87.
Apple censors engraving service, report claims(bbc.com)
3 points by tmoravec 5y ago|0 comments
88.
SecureBrowse Browser Extension (verifying subresource integrity through DNS)(gitlab.com)
2 points by tmoravec 5y ago|0 comments
89.
Encrochat messaging app leads detectives to drug dealers(bbc.com)
1 points by tmoravec 5y ago|0 comments
90.
by tmoravec 6y ago
iPad Safari on 200/100Mbps connection. * The page takes about 20s to load. * After pressing Run, nothing happens for 10s, then Click me! text appears. * On clicking the text, nothing happens. * On clicking it a few times, the page cras

More ›