weberer

30 ms·

511.
by weberer 2y ago
Text editor.
512.
by weberer 2y ago
That's completely unrelated. Obviously there exist objective facts, but outlets get to pick and chose which facts they report and which ones to hide under the rug. For example, its common for state news organizations to report enemy lo
513.
by weberer 2y ago
Ahhh, I was thinking they were just funding the IDE.
514.
by weberer 2y ago
Looks like the page you linked agrees with me in the second paragraph.
515.
by weberer 2y ago
>The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmatio
516.
by weberer 2y ago
Its also malicious legislation. The EU could have easily wrote a line in the GDPR requiring companies to respect the Do Not Track header. But they chose not to. They also included various loopholes such as "legitimate interest". T
517.
by weberer 2y ago
No, its exactly the opposite actually. You're thinking of copyleft. The Free Software movement was a direct response to corporations attempting to restrict what users could do on their own computer via dumb terms of service agreements.
518.
by weberer 2y ago
I was expecting potential customers to bounce due to some annoying GDPR pop-up that somehow breaks the page.
519.
by weberer 2y ago
In Germany of all places? You'd think they'd worry about the lignite mines and power plants first.
520.
by weberer 2y ago
This is a frontend to GPT-3.5 that protects your privacy. This isn't a new model by DuckDuckGo.
521.
by weberer 2y ago
>it's such a no-brainer, I'm surprised it's not a first-class feature in the main browsers Its one of those things like dark mode, where power users strongly request it for decades, yet corporations push back against it ev
522.
by weberer 3y ago
My example was the media coverage of these two events. Look at how the Guardian covers Eich in the article linked in a comment above. Pay attention at how they go out of their way to throw out labels like "right wing". Now try to
523.
by weberer 3y ago
This was also back in 2008 when even Obama was quoted as defining marriage as "the union between a man and a woman" [1]. So that begs the question: Why did Eich get so much more scrutiny than even Obama? Why did the media seemingl
524.
by weberer 3y ago
It was obviously a targeted, coordinated attack. People were looking decades back into his donation history to try to find anything that tied him to "the right wing". A thousand dollars a decade before to a anti-gay-marriage propo
525.
by weberer 3y ago
Its easy to say that now that the pendulum is swinging back the other way. But where were the voices of reason for the past 10 years when free expression was under attack?
526.
by weberer 3y ago
The parent comment was confused how demand is high, supply is low, yet wages are also low. I explained how these wages are fixed. You're the one coming up with these new assertions.
527.
by weberer 3y ago
>Something’s gone terribly wrong if there’s few teachers, it’s hard to get new teachers, but the price of teachers remains the same. It makes no sense from a labor standpoint. Its because the state has a near monopoly on hiring teachers,
528.
by weberer 3y ago
https://unitednuclear.com/uranium-ore-c-2_4/
529.
by weberer 3y ago
Which country? There are multiple data centers across the continent.
530.
by weberer 3y ago
>I do not feel that is an exaggeration whatsoever That's the problem. Now lets see how the facts compare to your feelings. https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/2022/03/15/public-expre... >More
531.
by weberer 3y ago
They're storing UFOs in Guantanamo Bay now?
532.
by weberer 3y ago
It looks just like that one scene in End of Evangelion.
533.
by weberer 3y ago
I play videos on LibreElec using the Jellyfin plug-in and everything seems to work fine. The audio signal goes to the TV via HDMI, then from TV to the sound system via optical cable. Are you connecting directly from the player to the sound
534.
by weberer 3y ago
Same, I found a 10 pack for $20 online a decade ago, and just lined them around the house.
535.
by weberer 3y ago
That's still the case. Its still almost impossible to buy a Linux laptop from one of the big vendors. Even the rare models that they do sell, like the Dell XPS Developer edition, are hidden so deep in their website that they're al
536.
by weberer 3y ago
https://pjmedia.com/paula-bolyard/2018/10/24/tech-community-...
537.
by weberer 3y ago
I think this is more for people developing applications with CUDA and the like.
538.
by weberer 3y ago
You connect to a server, not a peer. Your client does no uploading.
539.
by weberer 3y ago
>France collects directly from salary Its the same in the USA for most workers. You file your taxes at the end of each year to confirm all the numbers are correct, and report deductions.
540.
by weberer 3y ago
It becomes a problem if broods emerge two years in a row. Then the predator population would not have enough time to die down before the second emergence.

More ›