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by bArray 1y ago
> You are absolutely delusional if you truly believe that. It was the raison d'être of the entire UKIP cause. Then you should be able to easily find sources for that point? Bare in mind that UKIP, Reform and the right-wing in the UK
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by bArray 1y ago
> Tice being the Deputy. Of course the First isn't going to admit to it, but if the second implies it; that pretty much sets the tone of the parties agenda. With the added Mayor I would conclude that the party is anti-climate change
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by bArray 1y ago
> I wouldn't mind an extremely under-resourced device. RSS feeds and text content could be sent (and wouldn't require specialized rendering), vector maps and points of interest or transit info could be super minimal in terms of
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by bArray 1y ago
> I've removed the statement because your right and wrote in haste. It happens to us all. > Someone who pushed for Brexit, supports Hard Euroscepticism, (yet has an European wife) [..] I think the largest push was for sovereignty
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by bArray 1y ago
Dear Apple, I would like to remind you that many of the idiots pushing for this enjoy the use of iPhones and their encrypted services. I think that if the UI were to regularly remind the user that their data is no longer properly protected,
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by bArray 1y ago
There's a claim that the Reform Party is extreme-right fascists, but I'm only looking at one party in power pulling dictatorship moves. They're not even done either, there is the intention to also add this digital ID on top -
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by bArray 1y ago
> I might personally find it a lot more tempting to use a super DIY device (ie a baroque OS, unique input devices, etc.) if I could also make calls out to the public Internet (to read wikipedia? answer SMS? fetch any sort of map/tra
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by bArray 1y ago
Seems to be using ESP now: https://github.com/ByteWelder/Tactility/blob/main/Tactility/... I think this device is begging for an IRC client though.
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by bArray 1y ago
None of the usual suspects bypass it either, seems like it only delivers that reduced section of page in the HTML response.
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by bArray 1y ago
> Your Direct Messages. We store and process your direct messages in order to enable you to communicate directly and privately with other users on the Bluesky App. These are unencrypted and can be accessed for Trust and Safety purposes.
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by bArray 1y ago
As somebody from the UK, I think this is a great form of protest against the government.
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by bArray 1y ago
In theory, HackerNews should be concerned. There is no prevention of children using the site, and potentially "harmful content" could be access either on or through the site. Being an aggregator doesn't seem to be a get-out.
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by bArray 1y ago
Does anybody know what they are using in the browser to perform DHT? In theory this could be used to share torrent links by a different reference (ideally you could also add an anchor too). Somebody else could have a page that takes keyword
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by bArray 1y ago
I really dislike that BlueSky named their protocol the "AT protocol" [1], when we already have the AT command set which remains important [2]. [1] https://atproto.com/ [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/
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by bArray 1y ago
In the UK, the individual never used to interact with their government at all. We value our privacy and lack of government interference, and everything was legal unless it was explicitly outlined as illegal. It was a high trust society. Sin
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by bArray 1y ago
I would be interested to read the evidence for myself if you have sources?
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by bArray 1y ago
> I know this will be unpopular, but I'm just repeating what I've heard from the Israeli side [..] It's war, this is the unfortunate truth and why we try to avoid war. Nobody really ends up winning in this. > This doesn
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by bArray 1y ago
Exactly. And an increase in accurate targets would lead to the faster removal of Hamas, and the process of repair can begin faster.
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by bArray 1y ago
I don't think these are the values of indigenous Africans at all. The comparison to Western justice I would imagine is a way to get like-minded readers onboard, i.e. "The Western system bad, African system good".
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by bArray 1y ago
> Because European colonialists saw no jails, police, lawyers, judges, or courts in African indigenous societies, they mistakenly concluded these cultures had no way to address social conflict and wrongdoing. This is incorrect. Wolf pack
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by bArray 1y ago
The issue that people have with Israel's actions is the death of civilians, not the death of Hamas, the widely recognised terrorist. I believe it also to be true that the IDF do not want to kill civilians, and that their target is only
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by bArray 1y ago
> Looks like this is just an empty excuse to justify their margins at the expense of people: All tech companies are doing layoffs [1], Accenture are just trying to sell it as a good thing. > They’re citing internal data to prop-up thi
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by bArray 1y ago
My concern is either that QuickJS is something like 100x slower, or that even when using Deno, the download experience will be insanely slow. In my mind, an acceptable time for users might be 30 seconds (somewhat similar to watching an ad).
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by bArray 1y ago
Personally I am looking to get away from Youtube and looking towards some form of PeerTube/peer-based platform.
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by bArray 1y ago
Ronsor [1] and reply by seproDev: > Why can't we embed a lightweight interpreter such as QuickJS? > @Ronsor #14404 (comment) The linked comment [2]: > @dirkf This solution was tested with QuickJS which yielded execution times
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by bArray 1y ago
> So I needed a cheat code. Enter: a repurposed vibrator, No joke. I hooked it up to mimic the kind of high-frequency engine vibes you'd get ripping down a motorway. It wasn’t pretty, but it worked. I could test tweaks right from my
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by bArray 1y ago
If the objective is to knock out cell towers, just jam them. It's clearly a SIM farm for middle-man communications. It just happened to be close to where the UN were.
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by bArray 1y ago
Really nice, and in the future those cells could be upcycled or repaired. The design is also quite dense. To be clear, I have designed high-density electronics myself which were repairable - it's tough but doable.
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by bArray 1y ago
Amazing tear down and such compact design, but it's such a shame that these devices are glued together. Every time you see a glued device, just think "future e-waste".
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by bArray 1y ago
I know that it is a "slippery slope" argument, but in the future, it will become more difficult to contribute without knowing Rust. That's the entire point of introducing it.

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