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by uyzstvqs 1y ago
Privacy, and I don't need my car to be a driving collection of CVEs 10-20 years from now, because of some built-in modem that's ancient by then.
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by uyzstvqs 1y ago
Actual statistics: In 2023 there were 35.3 million commercial flights worldwide.[1] In that year, there were 66 accidents in commercial aviation worldwide, of which one fatal (9N-ANC).[2] This means that the chance of being in an accident w
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by uyzstvqs 1y ago
Wayland is the way to go. The same applies to Flatpak, Pipewire, systemD, etc. I'd say that this is obvious, and doesn't even need to be argued, to 99%+ of those who actually use the Linux desktop. The only opposition to this is a
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by uyzstvqs 1y ago
Looks awesome. But what is it exactly and how does it work? A blog post or something would be nice.
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This has been happening for many years and they're not AI-related scrapers. These are attackers who port-scan as much IPs as possible, and attempt basic attacks on whatever they find. In your case they found Gitea, and started scraping
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by uyzstvqs 1y ago
GNOME's libadwaita solves this beautifully. It's simple, nice looking, yet powerful. You could absolutely use it to make an ffmpeg front-end that's both fully featured and friendly to less technical users. But if your app can
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by uyzstvqs 1y ago
I'm not sure about NPM specifically, but in general: Pick a specific version and have your build system verify the known good checksum for that version. Give new packages at least 4 weeks before using them, and look at the git commits
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by uyzstvqs 1y ago
It's evident that you're saying this as a non-European, as there's no "European healthcare". Many (most?) European countries have private healthcare systems. Switzerland has it and offers some of the best healthcare
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by uyzstvqs 1y ago
You can already make a MAP network, and any modern client will automatically hop between APs pretty fast, based on which one has the strongest signal. There's a common misconception that devices will cling to one AP while better ones a
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by uyzstvqs 1y ago
I'm still waiting for 6 GHz APs to be the same price as 5 GHz. Can't find a basic AP under €100 yet.
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by uyzstvqs 1y ago
Strange. Presumably there are many different methods which would be much more efficient and reliable. And I don't see any mention on how they would track and recover the cargo.
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> So far matrix is the best attempt in my book, but it's also not there (yet?). IMO XMPP is the best attempt so far, but it's completely outdated by today's standards. Matrix is a modern attempt, but it's just bad. I
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by uyzstvqs 1y ago
I'd say that this is true for the average admin who considers PaaS, Kubernetes and microservices one giant joke. Vendor-neutral monolithic deployments keep on winning.
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Texas Is Sued over Digital ID Age Verification Bill(reclaimthenet.org)
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by uyzstvqs 1y ago
The simplest solution is to require all online devices to have a "child mode" that can be activated during setup, and require all parents to enable this for minors under 16. In this mode, the device takes screenshots every few sec
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by uyzstvqs 1y ago
That applies to AAA games, where you make awful games for awful companies. Being an indie dev is great, and you can make millions by yourself if your game gets popular. Recent example: "Megabonk" was made by a solo indie dev in a
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Rumble is restored in France after court rejects government's censorship demand(reclaimthenet.org)
3 points by uyzstvqs 1y ago|0 comments
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by uyzstvqs 1y ago
It's logical, and comes down to accuracy and comfort. It's the same reason why mechanical keyboards are best on desktop, not those silly flat Apple butterfly keyboards. What I'm sad about is the fact that the QWERTY format wa
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by uyzstvqs 1y ago
I just wish BlackBerry went in a different direction. If during the early-mid 2010s they decided to dedicate to open-source and privacy-first, as well as keeping their flagship QWERTY format with the optimized BlackBerryOS, they could still
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by uyzstvqs 1y ago
There is no good place to find a job in tech in 2025. But HN "Who wants to be hired" is probably the best. You'll at least get some serious interviews (maybe, potentially, hypothetically), compared to none at all on LinkedIn
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by uyzstvqs 1y ago
This, and Nomadic Ambience on YouTube. He actually uses binaural recording, which is absolutely above all the best for ambient sounds. I believe myNoise uses high-quality stereo recording, which is still very good as well.
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by uyzstvqs 1y ago
Concurrent maximum efficiency + maximum availability is the way to go. This principle also applies to compute power and energy markets.
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by uyzstvqs 1y ago
Files with the .av1 extension are for raw AV1 data. For AV2 this should become .av2, yes. That's by design, as they're two different incompatible formats. Typically you use a container like Matroska (.mkv, video/x-matroska),
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by uyzstvqs 1y ago
It's a double-sided coin. LLMs are probably the best way to learn programming languages right now. But if you vibecode in a programming language that you don't understand, it's going to be a disaster sooner or later. This is
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Kentucky Attorney General sues Roblox, urges ID age verification(reclaimthenet.org)
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by uyzstvqs 1y ago
Correct. To clarify, I had to shorten it, and decided to go with the shorter title present in the URL.
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Spanish priest facing 3 years in prison over concerns about Jihadism(christianpost.com)
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by uyzstvqs 1y ago
The reason is actually related to accessibility for players whose clients can't keep up with 128 tick.[0] [0] https://x.com/basisspace/status/993278875349041152
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by uyzstvqs 1y ago
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive was also able to handle 128 TPS just fine. They just chose to never implement it in official matchmaking (64 TPS). It did work very smoothly on community servers. Counter-Strike 2 implements a controversial
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by uyzstvqs 1y ago
Could likely be traffic detection cameras mistaken for ALPR.

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