tpxl

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by tpxl 3y ago
> Logs containing IP addresses is exempted from GDPR for anything related to security They aren't exempted, they fall under legitimate interest.
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by tpxl 3y ago
> I can't see what's so destructive about snaps The implementation is shit. Things take 10 times as long to start. There are annoying 'Turn off firefox so snap can update it' messages. Nothing happens when you stop fi
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by tpxl 3y ago
> They're selling probabilistic models, not your content (well let's hope). A distinction without a difference. > More akin to a search engine database. The point of a search engine is to direct you towards the content. The
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by tpxl 3y ago
> I'm not pointing out that these are in violation because I think US companies should be beholden to EU law US companies doing business in the EU should be and are beholden to the EU law.
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by tpxl 3y ago
> ActivityPub doesn't offer a way to control data once it has left the instance Nothing offers a way to control data once you post it publicly though? You could host a public mastodon with federation off and the amount of data expos
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by tpxl 3y ago
> But if you want to talk about the fluctuations themselves, you want the chart to be full of those fluctuations, not anchored at zero and all the fluctuations just little wiggles relegated to the top. Wouldn't you then plot the _fl
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by tpxl 3y ago
As if. Google basically prevented competition in the maps space (funding it with ads) then increased the prices by up to 100 times, and nothing happened.
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by tpxl 3y ago
I am unconcerned with humans reading, copying and using my content - that's the whole point! What I am concerned is big conglomerates munching on it and reselling it at a high price.
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by tpxl 3y ago
The ruling states you can't use the CFAA to prevent people from scraping. It says nothing of copyright, and indeed you can't just ignore licenses when scraping, otherwise every public repository on GitHub would be a free-for-all.
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by tpxl 3y ago
At this point, is there a way to protect your content from being thrown in the blender other than to not make it available publicly?
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by tpxl 3y ago
So, riddle me this: If a website is found to be doing illegal shit beyond some reasonable doubt, why the fuck aren't these websites taken down and their operators arrested instead of showing some nebulous warning?
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by tpxl 3y ago
> This is an unambiguously, heavily supported claim. Your source claims no such thing. EVs may be heavier than equivalent ICE cars, but an electric Smart (the brand) is going to do less damage than a loaded Ford F150. Tax the weight, not
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by tpxl 3y ago
When your job consists of not being 'a lazy idiot', being one is nothing short of bad faith behaviour.
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by tpxl 3y ago
> most of them genuinely believe that there are tech company employees out there going through their private lives. Are you implying this is an incorrect belief? There are reports of employees stalking their former partners at data colle
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by tpxl 3y ago
There is a lot of salt regarding exclusives. Darkest Dungeon 2 was exclusive to Epic during the beta period and people were _furious_ on Steam. Metro: Last Light had preorders on Steam and then went Epic exclusive a few days before release,
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by tpxl 3y ago
Tbh, games with the most problems usually run home-grown engines that try to do too much.
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by tpxl 3y ago
> What I wasn't expecting was so many tier 3 devices that aren't really what I'd consider "tier 3." I was expecting all tier 3 devices to be gaming-level GPUs. Could be the detection of GPUs doesn't work cor
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by tpxl 3y ago
Like 10 people work on this game, no surprise nothing is happening.
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by tpxl 3y ago
> why play Morrowind when you can hop into Diablo 4 10 years from now, Diablo 4 will be dead and you'll still be able to play Morrowind :)
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by tpxl 3y ago
Unless the light is physically connected to the power line of the camera sensor (and most aren't), it's useless as an indicator of covert camera usage - the spyware can just not turn it on.
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by tpxl 3y ago
That might work with complex electronics, but it sure as shit wont work with most groceries.
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by tpxl 3y ago
Eu directive 2019/2161, which regulates this, was supposed to be in effect since 28.5.2022, but I see nothing on local retailers webpages, nor in physical stores ):
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by tpxl 3y ago
I've no idea who DJB or Jensen are.
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by tpxl 3y ago
Intentionally misleading your readers is exceptionally poor writing.
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by tpxl 3y ago
An average person has 3-4 car crashes in a lifetime. Having 1 minor accident in 40 years of driving is above average. The only time I ever came close to having a crash is when lane assist tried to drive in the dividers on a highway with con
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by tpxl 3y ago
> We still ended up having to rewrite... Why?
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by tpxl 3y ago
There's a lot of legitimate UI research. What foreground/background colors are readable (white/black and black/white perform about on par, with yellow/blue being the best IIRC), destructive actions shouldn't be
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by tpxl 3y ago
That's not an envelope, it's an arrow pointing down.
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by tpxl 3y ago
Can I get my S4 back? I've never had issues with it, as opposed to constant S2/3 issues, and the startup is still faster than having to look for a cable because S2/S3 managed to drain all the battery.
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by tpxl 3y ago
It actually does! It's called Projects. Thus ends my search for a kanban board, since I already have Gitea.

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