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zahrc
5y ago
Project alias? https://github.com/bjoernkarmann/project_alias
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zahrc
5y ago
Glad to see this. Privacy and transparency is important when it comes to voice assistants. So far I’ve tried to stay away from google home, Alexa etc. I occasionally use Siri, e.g. to bulk delete my alarms, but most of the time I’d rather d
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zahrc
5y ago
I’d honestly rather pay a (higher) fee to a service I like and is transparent. A service where my money is paying for the uptime and development and I give consent, and not where some “evil” AI is tracking my every step and then has the aud
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zahrc
5y ago
Quoting a comment I posted on here some time ago You can learn about the theory of sales, I’ll leave the others to post it. Long time sales specialist here: Sales is situational and hard to generalise. There is an important social aspect to
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zahrc
5y ago
Add CRM and ERP Systems as well, Dynamcis365 grants incredible bang for buck.
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zahrc
5y ago
Don’t know how old you are, but I’m in my late 20s. My social circle grew a lot bigger when I first moved out, tho I lost touch with many high school “friends”. I moved places again in my early 20s and then it kept shrinking - more adult re
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5y ago
Archived version to bypass paywall https://web.archive.org/web/20210625124427/https://www.nytim...
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zahrc
5y ago
Can’t wait to have gigabit speed on the moon while my home broadband still dies when I open a Netflix stream
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zahrc
5y ago
Unfortunately it’s only black or white, no grey area. Agree with one position, be branded by the opposition. I like the idea of crypto currencies, if done well, but what we see are not actual currencies, imho. They are volatile assets at be
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zahrc
5y ago
Thank you for this insight and special thanks for providing me and many others with this wonderful piece of childhood.
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zahrc
5y ago
Wasn’t he looking for the IBM 5100, which is partially incompatible with the 5110?
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zahrc
5y ago
“[…] as Mickey returns to Valhalla to slumber and feed.”
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zahrc
5y ago
In 2017 - 2018 I’ve been dealing with a major burnout. At first I ignored the symptoms and just kept on pushing, which worsened it eventually to a point, where I thought I would never come back from. So please consider some of my advice. Li
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5y ago
He neither owns DOGE nor does he have his own exchange. He and everyone else is abusing DOGE as a pump and dump, which it even wasn’t designed for, as it was just a joke. It attracts pump and dumb schemes, but it’s not a Ponzi scheme, those
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5y ago
If it’s decentralised, it’s not a Ponzi scheme, by definition. Where are the guaranteed returns? Where’s the person taking money from one, giving it to the “last” investors? Where’s the fraud? Doge is a joke, and that’s not a secret.
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zahrc
5y ago
I won’t mind providing some additional data!
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zahrc
5y ago
Cool idea. Funnily enough, I wasn’t able to recreate my commute. With all the parameters, my commute isn’t available… maybe I walk to fast
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zahrc
5y ago
I’ve been sailing the high seas of illegal downloading since I can remember. Back in the days simply because I couldn’t afford it or wasn’t allowed to buy it. Nowadays it’s only TV shows. Anyway, writing something to a HOST file is not that
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zahrc
6y ago
I haven't heard of the Tenet, can you elaborate on that, please?
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zahrc
6y ago
> reliable (yes, more reliable) electronics, which happen to also be less repairable. Why not both?
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zahrc
6y ago
They will most probably get a slap on the wrist in form of a fine. List of highest fines: https://dataprivacymanager.net/5-biggest-gdpr-fines-so-far-2...
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6y ago
> just use iPhone, FDroid or a dumb phone, duh Honestly, we need a optimised non-custom rom alternative to smartphone operating systems, which is not iOS or google/android. While the custom-rom development has come a long way, it&#x
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The regulation is so far, USA or EU, not very promising. A slap on the wrists and no transparent investigation or explanation how data is handled, will not convince me.
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6y ago
Outside of proton there are other platforms I've mentioned already, which help you to run the games on Linux, or check how well they run. https://www.playonlinux.com/en/ https://lutris.net/
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6y ago
I personally would try out MS Teams or if you want to go deeper with more flexibility, use WebRTC
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I agree, the inability to differentiate between "agreeing" and "supporting" is the real reason everyone is so divided over everything!
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6y ago
PlayOnLinux and Lutris are very great platforms to see how/which games work on specific architecture (with setup scripts to easily duplicate that).
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6y ago
Before Ryzen even, FX-6300 and -8350 series (6-core and 8-core respectively) were used heavily in cheap pre-builts and beginner PC bulding during early 2010+
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And this is also what most people want, most of them don't care about security, privacy and safety. It's convenience and accessibility.
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6y ago
You can learn about the theory of sales, I’ll leave the others to post it. Long time sales specialist here: Sales is situational and hard to generalise. There is an important social aspect to sales. You need to know your customer and be ab
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