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3y ago
In the meantime both EU and Italy play fast and loose with censorship normatives: https://www.euronews.com/my-europe/2023/08/25/online-platfor... - https://www.wired.it/article/pira
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Guardiandigital
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3y ago
I can't tell if it's all posturing or real OSS. Anybody?
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4y ago
This kind of Kinetic Typography was a staple of the Scala Video Titler for the Amiga, first and of Adobe After Effects for the PC, later. After a while it became a bit boring because everyone was doing it everywhere, but to see it now, done
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4y ago
- not a lawyer here - I'd immediately remove every reference to linkedin -anywhere- and hard-block their domain in the code. Only after, I'd probably seek a release from the injunction. Perhaps you should involve a lawyer, but if
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4y ago
Interesting but, no Linux version? Or does it run under wine?
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4y ago
This is the typical boneheaded, executive-mandated, policy. Once they get enough backlash they'll probably backtrack.
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4y ago
I discovered that, in real life, it doesn't pay to be too agreeable. Sometimes enough is enough and dwelling too much on it will just hurt you. So you're right: though you admittedly ended up in a good place, you've lost opp
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4y ago
If I where you, I'd just ensure the RAM is expandable...
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4y ago
Ah, so I'm not the only one...
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4y ago
Convenience Vs. Control is a mostly lost battle and Everything-as-a-Service is but one of its ugly children. Yet, it's all up to —and due to— "We, the People", as a group which values convenience way too much. Gosh! We should
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4y ago
When you're unjustly bullied by any "big co.", especially with significant money involved, don't waste any time : escalate to —Arbitration—, if possible; —Court—, alternatively. edit: https://www.google.com&#
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4y ago
Because it's disrespectful (non-inclusive and non-welcoming) to willingly bar someone who can obviously hear you, from understanding the conversation. If you are "out of range", or in another room, then by all means, go nuts.
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4y ago
I would talk to the manager, explain what's happening, leaving my personal feelings aside. Co-workers speaking non-shared languages in each other faces is not useful in any way and it leads to many problems, way beyond a non-welcoming
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4y ago
Thanks.
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4y ago
Interesting, but would you lay down some brief explanation of what graphs are? For us peones, please? :)
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4y ago
Mcmaster.com is the best e-commerce site I've ever used and they listen too. Look how big is the search bar now! :))
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4y ago
We shouldn't accept this dystopia heads down. We all should call for regulation to stop this enormous companies and their algorithms, from treating everyone else as insignificant rounding errors.
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4y ago
In 2023 regulating this aspects of big tech is gonna be nigh inevitable and they have brought it on themselves.
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4y ago
Really. At this point legislature is the only way out.
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4y ago
The main problem is that Google asks you for a recovery email address and then won't actually let you use it for recovery. This gives a false sense of security and creates a lot of gotchas.
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4y ago
While I empathise with the OP, I would add: - never-ever really trust any company assurances or contracts. Especially if they're way bigger than you are, always assume they WILL fail you and you'll have no recourse outside of liti
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The article is very opinionated ad I don't agree with some of it, but the problem is real and we should think of how to deal with it for the future. As I see it, currently the only sure-fire way to deal with unlicensed material is to t
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4y ago
As I see it, the difference between the Tauri approach and Electron becomes visible when you have multiple apps running. Each Electron app will load its own browser back-end in RAM, while all tauri apps will share the same runtime on disk a
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4y ago
LOL! The first time I tried it, there where no announcements Because U-Block was blocking something, and I waited, and I waited... :) Much better now though, with the announcements. Very soothing. The only thing missing is the thick Scottis
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4y ago
Yeah, this kind of lossyness can be very bad for serious archival purposes of critical documents, because this small corruption wouldn't be self-evident nor detectable after the fact in an easy way. Most probably its raison d'être
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4y ago
Nice site, interesting. Not relevant to Italy though, where trains (when they start, which is not a given) never-ever keep their schedule. Sigh!
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4y ago
Libraries are the closest to your idea and they're generally for free.
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4y ago
Dear Mr. what-imright, I'm sorry, but this time you're what-imwrong. . You chose the provider. (when there were others) You chose the service profile. (when you could have done otherwise) You chose to under-utilize a costly servic
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4y ago
Then you discover your bank, your credit card, your shopping mall, watsapp, gmail, facebook and grinder, all have blacklisted sms to VOIP numbers and also, they're phasing out SMS support anyway... So you'll need all their own sp
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