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by xzjis 2y ago
The problem is that it's already too late. In my company, we used Teams because it was "free" (they even added a free version that lasted between COVID-19 and 2023), bundled with everything else, and now that we have to pay f
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by xzjis 2y ago
Targeted ads are the ones that are the most likely to make you change your mind, and buy/consume something you didn't need in the first place.
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by xzjis 2y ago
> Would be nice if this scenario would first play out for a politician that helped establish Chat Control. Unfortunately French politicians already thought about it, and politicians will be exempted from Chat Control.
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by xzjis 2y ago
>there are much better and more versatile ways to protect the children: Educate them and their parents. That's exactly it, we should address the root cause of the problem, not its consequences by punishing and threatening to be puni
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by xzjis 2y ago
We should use glass bottles, as we did in the past, and use other biodegradable materials for everything else. In Europe, we banned single use plastic straws, cotton swabs, cutleries, bags, etc., and industrials found alternatives that are
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by xzjis 2y ago
Human podcasters hallucinate too.
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by xzjis 2y ago
One possible solution would be that people who cares about digital rights and privacy would integrate a "true" leftist party, and advocate there for them to care about it. That worked in France with La France Insoumise, that vot
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by xzjis 2y ago
Yes, but housing market is a market, so for owners to have a ROI on their houses, the supply needs to be lower than the demand. Usually the way governments "patch" this is by building social houses and apartments, but if you were
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by xzjis 2y ago
I have a very simple way to avoid squatters to squat in Spain, or any country in the world: stop making housing a market. If it's a market, then supply and demand applies. So, for your house to gain value, you need to have a supply in
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by xzjis 2y ago
You have to consider what kind of risk you are protecting yourself against. It's highly unlikely that you would be the target of such a highly sophisticated attack, but a hacker could get into a place where you left your computer witho
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by xzjis 2y ago
> By analogy, you're saying I could open a computer store called MacBook Pro and Apple couldn't do anything about it? Or open a store called Mickey Mouse that sells plush animals, and Disney would be helpless to prevent it? &gt
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by xzjis 2y ago
They made a video showing off how it was made: https://youtu.be/ewmXizBqjl0
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by xzjis 3y ago
People in favor of the most free market possible will always blame individuals for making bad choices. You're in a bad health, because you're overweight? It's your fault. But I don't believe in that. I believe it's
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by xzjis 3y ago
> If you believe in free market fundamentalism, why regulate anything? Just label things. I'll answer like you're not sarcastic. In the free market, things won't be labeled. Why? "Just don't buy the products with
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by xzjis 3y ago
Apple makes more money from marketplaces than apps downloaded from the web.
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by xzjis 3y ago
It seems that the proposal from South Korea is different though, because it will show a before-after comparison, which isn't required in Europe. So I don't know for you, but I personally don't remember what's the per kg
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by xzjis 3y ago
You could also have a Raspberry to backup in another place, such as a friend's house.
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by xzjis 3y ago
You don't. https://github.com/miroslavpejic85/mirotalk It's even faster for 1 on 1 conversations, but as others said, if there are too much participants it will be slower.
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by xzjis 4y ago
I think Meta is reading your messages locally on your device and showing you personalized ads from the messages that are actually on your device. It's not uploaded on Meta's servers and not in anyway breaking the e2ee, because you
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by xzjis 4y ago
There is no reason to think that a paid search engine like Kagi will get rid of one of it's signature functionality, but if you're interested in an extension for browser: https://github.com/iorate/ublacklist
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by xzjis 4y ago
Search for waifu2x websites, there are tons on the internet. Here's one: https://waifu2x.io/
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by xzjis 4y ago
> Using a website on the other hand is like exchanging a few nice words. You can do that with a stranger, without much risk. Considering surveillance capitalism and all the trackers these commercial websites have, it's more like dat
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by xzjis 4y ago
Maybe the new efficiency cores improve battery life over the 11th gen Intel CPUs but they're still far from the battery life of AMD or Apple silicon CPUs
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by xzjis 4y ago
Fucking the plankton isn't a good idea when the phytoplankton absorb 40% of all CO2 emissions. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_carbon
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by xzjis 4y ago
That's interesting that you talk about videogames because, in Brazil, a good wage is about $400 per month, but videogames cost about $40. So if you're a child, you can't really buy them as they're too expensive. And I do
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by xzjis 5y ago
You should try the Dark Reader plugin that reverse all the colors and make the subpixel rendering of the web version of MS Word become BGR subpixel rendering. I know it because the text looked weird on my RGB display with the plugin on.
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by xzjis 5y ago
I will not install an extension that is not open source.
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by xzjis 5y ago
Since I'm mining ETH when I'm not gaming, he maybe warmed me.
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by xzjis 5y ago
Sounds like they don't want to maintain a cross-platform launcher app and they want to impose this launcher app and discontinue downloads from their website.
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by xzjis 5y ago
I wonder if using the Windows version with Wine/Proton does work better than using the Linux x64 version.

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