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by vdaea 3y ago
At least in Europe the state won't let you do that because of ULEZ regulations
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by vdaea 3y ago
Your kids are at risk because you refuse to do some parenting. Instead of asking for authoritarian, privacy-invasive laws, do some parenting.
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by vdaea 3y ago
Intel's recent CPUs are not as good as Ryzen? That hasn't been correct for a few years now.
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by vdaea 3y ago
And what exactly are they supposed to do? Monitor all private communications? At that scale you would need an AI. Once the AI sees something possibly bad, either you have a real person check it (people would complain about privacy, the ment
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by vdaea 3y ago
>First, there's no way to actually opt-out of tracking You can just close the tab. You are not entitled to a website's contents.
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by vdaea 3y ago
It doesn't download "random files from the internet", it seems to be using original sources only.
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by vdaea 3y ago
If you are not cut out for this kind of job, why don't you just leave? I don't understand, making all this big fuss, with medical leaves, suing the company, etc. Taking advantage of the fact that it's extremely hard to fire s
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by vdaea 3y ago
>I didn’t even realize I was using Edge at first, and I was confused why all my tabs were suddenly logged out. What a mistake, not importing cookies and local storage as well...
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by vdaea 3y ago
That uses the rss feed to find new videos.
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by vdaea 3y ago
Everywhere in the world (except China, etc but here they are making sure that bent lawmakers don't allow Chinese cars to be sold in Europe for instance) Car makers are making a huge, terrible mistake with all of this. Their greediness
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by vdaea 3y ago
I clicked on one of the ones I follow and it showed a 500 error, then after refreshing it showed a 404 error, so hopefully temporary, but this being Google, these feeds were clearly going to disappear one day.
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by vdaea 3y ago
When has Linus said something politically incorrect? And no, calling someone an idiot because of their incompetence as a programmer does not count.
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by vdaea 3y ago
Who else knows "murder of crows" because of the Simpsons?
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by vdaea 3y ago
Who ended the coal mining industry?
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by vdaea 3y ago
I don't see how that changes anything. Even if you feel that way, a forum about computing is not the place to spread your political ideas.
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by vdaea 3y ago
Besides Google and Snapchat most other platforms had apps (of varying levels of quality, though)
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by vdaea 3y ago
>Habr is a Russian collaborative blog about IT, computer science and anything related to the Internet, owned by TechMedia. In this context, demanding the staff makes public where they stand in the conflict in Ukraine is toxic.
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by vdaea 3y ago
People who like to talk politics absolutely everywhere have ruined every single social network I know. "No politics" is probably the most intelligent way to go.
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by vdaea 3y ago
You left out the part where it says "If a device uses only local accounts, then it remains unprotected even though the data is encrypted" I think you are confusing "device encryption" with "disk encryption" (Bi
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by vdaea 3y ago
From reading the article, it seems the author assumed that disk encryption is on by default, which is not the case in Windows. You have to, for example, open the "Manage BitLocker" control panel applet to set up disk encryption.
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by vdaea 3y ago
Why would companies spend millions developing the next plant if they knew the second it's out other companies will copy it and compete with them?
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by vdaea 3y ago
Instead of asking for stricter regulations, Spotify would do well to ask themselves why most (all?) the gatekeepers are in the US and not the EU.
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by vdaea 3y ago
>“The effect of this would be to force an independent browser like Firefox to build and maintain two separate browser implementations — a burden Apple themselves will not have to bear.” Apple doesn't have to bear that burden because
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by vdaea 3y ago
>I take it out twice a year to update it and see if the lock screen (a static image with a text field) still lags and misses inputs There are some people who do not notice things like this. Or they don't give them importance. Fill y
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by vdaea 3y ago
Good for those who can access the Gemini model. I'm still stuck with PaLM2.
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by vdaea 3y ago
If whatsapp takes 16 seconds to launch on your mac I'd say the problem is your mac.
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by vdaea 3y ago
You guys have to understand that delivering static text and images over http is still an unsolved problem in computing so it's normal that web sites like this one go down when they receive more than one request per second.
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by vdaea 3y ago
I want to be able to install pirated IPA files so I can, for example, use Spotify Premium for free. I have always been able to do this with APK files on Android. Will I be able to do that on iOS after these changes are in place? AltStore is
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by vdaea 3y ago
The article is absolutely all over the place. The gist of it is that apps are allowed to run a bit of code when they receive a notification and they can use that bit of code to send some telemetry back to the mothership.
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by vdaea 3y ago
Have you considered buying a car?

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