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by trinix912 6mo ago
> Anyway, OP doesn't do most of the things FFmpeg lists under their "License Compliance Checklist". Legitimately asking, which points and how are they expected to handle it for this type of app (assuming they want to keep
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by trinix912 6mo ago
Just a week ago I could still create a Google Docs "map" document, add spots, share it with friends who could collaborate from any (incl. non-Apple) device... It's just a pain to do this with Apple Maps compared to how easy a
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by trinix912 6mo ago
I've worked on many German cars and the amount of bullshit repairs (ie. stuff breaking because of obviously poor engineering) I had to do on them was just way lower than on Ford/Chevrolet cars that are supposedly less over-enginee
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by trinix912 6mo ago
See, that’s the thing. The users don’t care or even know about the whole server/client thing. They just want to change the storage folder. A good GUI lets you do such things without the whole envvar dance.
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by trinix912 6mo ago
But this technology is now out there, the cat's out of the bag, there's no going back to a world where people can't ask AI to write malware for them. I'd argue that black hats will find a way to get uncensored models and
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by trinix912 6mo ago
Because then Anthropic would have to guarantee that those customers would actually get the service they're paying for. At first it might be just a few customers on that higher plan, but it could quickly grow beyond what Anthropic could
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by trinix912 6mo ago
You’re right about that. But now put the users in the equation. If you’re making and marketing a B2B tool, it’s fine. But for a B2C tool, that tool will have to be so good that people will be willing to keep paying an ongoing subscription.
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by trinix912 6mo ago
Well yes, but you can process all passwords as UTF-8, as most of strings are in mac/iOS anyways, to avoid these problems. Then just don’t break an established standard like the keyboard layout. Is that too much to ask for in 2026?
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by trinix912 6mo ago
But why should non-English speaking users be forced to use an ASCII password if the rest of the OS supports their language just fine?
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by trinix912 6mo ago
Nowadays you can just use one of those WYSIWYG markdown editors that come with a toolbar (incl. buttons for inserting images) and hide the formatting syntax by default.
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by trinix912 6mo ago
That is true, but nowadays most paid projects end up being perpetual subscriptions. Which I kind of get, as on-going maintenance still costs, but it used to be that you paid for a tool once and only paid again if you wanted/needed an u
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by trinix912 6mo ago
My experience too. Sometimes I did manage to eventually get their cards working under Linux after pulling some proprietary firmware blobs.
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by trinix912 6mo ago
Slovene still has the grammatical dual and we still have (and use) pronouns that could literally be translated as "we two" (midva/midve) and "you two" (vidva/vidve) and so on. I've been told it used to be
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by trinix912 6mo ago
Could it just be insanely intense nonstop crawling? I've seen it on some other sites.
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by trinix912 7mo ago
How can you be sure that they “will not even consider” doing that? (That’s a disinformation from your side!) If this app were to gain traction and start to be seen as a real problem by IG/YT, they would have all legal grounds to act. T
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by trinix912 7mo ago
Given how broad the CFAA is, Instagram/YouTube could just try framing it as accessing their systems without proper permission, as the ToS disallow such usage.
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by trinix912 7mo ago
It's still questionably legal (at least here in Europe) to sell a yearly subscription for something and then have it stop working halfway through the year. They should probably care about not getting sued so easily.
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by trinix912 7mo ago
Lifting the gas price regulations will somehow make EVs more affordable to the average Slovenian? Electricity is expensive here too. Public transit wise, good luck. The bus system has only been getting worse (despite sustained usage), train
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by trinix912 7mo ago
Which is adjusted to compensate for inflation of fuel prices every few years, so they would eventually have to raise that to cover the increased prices.
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by trinix912 7mo ago
No, as of now, you can’t pump more than 50L. Doesn’t matter whether you’re a citizen or not.
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by trinix912 7mo ago
One thing you have to keep in mind is that in Slovenia, your employer is required to cover your commuting expenses. If there’s no viable public transit option (which is the case for most of Slovenia outside of bigger cities), they have to p
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by trinix912 7mo ago
Yes. When people saw that some stations were out of it everyone and their mom brought out their old beaters and canisters and refilled those too, just in case.
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by trinix912 7mo ago
We can barely afford it at the current price. The solution would be charging foreign transit the non-regulated price but that would be considered discriminatory.
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by trinix912 7mo ago
There is no direct proof that Janša is linked to them, however plausible it seems. (the parent comment has been edited to remove this claim shortly after I made my comment responding to it) SOVA has only been able to confirm that an unlabel
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by trinix912 7mo ago
Yes, pretty much. It's much more obvious if you take into account the Počivalšek leaks before the previous elections and compare the media response to this time.
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by trinix912 7mo ago
I'm from Slovenia and it is very obvious what is going on behind the scenes. It's a public secret at this point that both the parties in charge (especially the people in/around Gibanje Svoboda) and the various people "fr
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by trinix912 7mo ago
I recently tried the latest version (Beta 5?) on a 2005-ish PC with an even older HDD and it ran surprisingly fast off that. The only thing where it was somewhat slow was web browsing.
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by trinix912 8mo ago
That’s what we currently have with parental controls. If they wanted the OS to check for the parent legally being an adult, that would rule out custom OSes and browsers which couldn’t be trusted (by the government) to check for that.
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by trinix912 8mo ago
The link is totally irrelevant, it's about filing taxes and the right to pay to the social security fund not about the income you receive while you have the status. Yes, you get an extra tax break (taxes aren't paid on the money y
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by trinix912 8mo ago
I drive, and right now I honestly can't trust Siri to even add a to-do item properly. Sometimes it creates a calendar entry, sometimes it randomly decides to do a web search instead. They haven't really been doing anything to fix

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