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   by zx8080 1y ago

   Is the whole idea of CERN a public serve through research and innovation? If so, there was no non-public way to use the http/html research results.
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   by zx8080 1y ago

   Is that just heat?
3. 333.▲
   by zx8080 1y ago

   What? Transmission never triggers any warning from Defender.
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   by zx8080 1y ago

   > Dropbox had been blocked for a week Why was it blocked for a week? Not sure I understand what happened to you.
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   by zx8080 1y ago

   > no monitor during the XP era would've been a CRT one haha Well, not really, and it depended highly on the place of work/study and country/state. For example, my University replaced the CRT ones with LCDs only in 2005-06
6. 336.▲
   by zx8080 1y ago

   Consider using the display/monitor icon in tray to manage CRT effect on/off instead of the Windows Defender icon.
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   by zx8080 1y ago

   To me, the CRT effect looks like an early LCD (TFT panel) one. CRT monitors picture did not look like made of dots from what I can remember (maybe not for all monitors). Except maybe the Trinitron ones. Great site, thanks for nostalgia!
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   by zx8080 1y ago

   The comparison is wrong. FDA is not there to confiscate anyone's money by locking down their accounts. FDA regulation is applied to companies. KYC is the US shit which applies to anyone, anywhere in the world outside the US, having the
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   by zx8080 1y ago

   Is there any report or research showing that KYC actually helped reducing corruption?
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    by zx8080 1y ago

    What else can it measure? Voice recording should not be an issue?
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    Ask HN: Does Gemini pushes Gemini Apps in every response now?

    2 points by zx8080 1y ago|0 comments
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    by zx8080 1y ago

    I'm not going to buy Pixel feeding Google further with my pennies just to use GrafeneOS.
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    by zx8080 1y ago

    Is it a joke? Have you seen the list of supported devices? https://grapheneos.org/releases (Pixels only)
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    by zx8080 1y ago

    It's totally unfeasable for those using stock deviced. Refusing to upgrade takes lots of attention even from experienced users like developers. Regular user just doesn't have any chance to avoid accidentally clicking or intentiona
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    by zx8080 1y ago

    This story with restricting users is a similar one to Manifest V3 in Chromium. But we don't have anything like FF as an alternative to go from Android. Especially considering banks require "certified OS".
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    by zx8080 1y ago

    Maybe use iphone? There will be not much advantages left on Android side after that shit gets go.
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    by zx8080 1y ago

    > Add the JitPack repository to your root build.gradle How much MB (kb?) does this dependency add to apk?
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    by zx8080 1y ago

    Well then Italy is becoming a dangerous place for a family vacation. Isn't it?
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    by zx8080 1y ago

    > news of landslides interrupting the main road in the region that will host the next Winter Olympics has dropped nearly every week Just the right time to secure the budget money in the name of the upcoming Olympics.
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    by zx8080 1y ago

    Is that after the top execs join the US Army? [0] 0: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44330155
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    by zx8080 1y ago

    Seems pretty serious and probably very real KPI. We live in a capitalist society, after all. Why does the parent get downvoted?
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    by zx8080 1y ago

    Probably, it's cool, and honored inside an org to operate a separate domain service vs go ask for a permission for a subdomain to another team.
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    by zx8080 1y ago

    > ads, propaganda and hate speech Just think about this (which is not 100% correct, but for the sake of discussion): it's probably not meta, google and tiktok. It's the internet peoples who are the source of all that. It's
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    by zx8080 1y ago

    somehow missed the fact that the EU has declared war already
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    by zx8080 1y ago

    It's just a punishment for being too foolish: if he scheduled it to switch some time after he's fired, that would be more funny to investigators and he would get less years. /s
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    by zx8080 1y ago

    Wow, top comment about json. (Edit: not top 1 anymore, but still the point). It's ironic that the information technology and software engineering industry is so much "json parsing and repacking" one.
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    by zx8080 1y ago

    > Welcome to heise online. We and our up to 185 partners use cookies and tracking technologies. Advertisers consent for the profiling purposes is required to read this page. 185 advertising companies. WTF.
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    by zx8080 1y ago

    This too. Add or remove features from de-facto standard. Both works, to keep the barrier of maintaining any modern browser engine at the skyhigh $1B/year price tag. This results in only two modern browser engines available: chromium (b
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    by zx8080 1y ago

    It's a vendor-lock problem that's being solved (by google) by all that complexity. Effectively, it's too expensive to maintain core browser (approx. $1B/year for chromium) engine because of all that css and other standar
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    by zx8080 1y ago

    > Imagine being at school and they had a several question exam from anything across a four year degree. No information on what area to focus on Hey, that's my PhD entrance exams!