bluesign

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by bluesign 2mo ago
Doesn't Goomba fallacy require at least one opinion should be minority?
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by bluesign 3mo ago
What you want is warning when certificate expiry in next 7 days, then everyone would update before the warning.
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by bluesign 4mo ago
Yeah but my point is sometimes suboptimal parts can give better overall results. ( Considering also bad actors )
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by bluesign 4mo ago
Because there will always be bad actors. You cannot design a system on all actors' full cooperation. Ofc they share the blame, but it is not solving the problem. You can say for example: loan sharks are bad for society; so government g
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by bluesign 4mo ago
Yeah but this is a system problem; if we had this utopic system from the beginning we would not even have AI probably.
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by bluesign 4mo ago
This was not my point at all. Maybe I could explained better, but main criticism I have is: you can bundle together objectives ( which are inherently good ) and create an utopia. But those cannot always be achievable. Everything in life in
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by bluesign 4mo ago
The thing is why that this feels so good future is; it is a system with no constraints. A bit like Star Trek universe in Roddenberry's imagination. This kind of utopia can only be achieved with all honest actors, but in reality systems
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by bluesign 5mo ago
I started with c64 but stuck there with basic ( extension port was broken unfortunately could not dive into assembly there ) Then I got from someone an old 286, ( hdd was not working ) spent most of my time on "debug" command. The
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by bluesign 9mo ago
Copyright itself is a complex subject, when you apply it to code it gets more complex.
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by bluesign 10mo ago
ah sorry, when I was debugging I changed the endianness. 0x9B530150 -> 0x5001539B -> 01(year_1) 010000(flags) 00(hour_2) 000001(minute) 01010(day) 011(hour_1) 1001(year_2) 1011(month) month 1011 -> 11 year 01 1001 ->
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by bluesign 10mo ago
I think this is the format, some parts are split ( maybe some obfuscation attempt ) 0-4 month 4-7 year 8-10 hour 11-15 day 22-23 hour 24-29 flags 30-31 year
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by bluesign 11mo ago
Isn't this same as Fortnite windows situation?; windows allows exe but Epic still forces the store.
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by bluesign 11mo ago
I think it is more for overstays. Years ago when I asked about my stayed days ( I was traveling a lot ) , border guard took passport and tried to count then gave up
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by bluesign 11mo ago
Illegally = like smoking weed in Amsterdam Except few countries, all EU countries tolerate this
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by bluesign 11mo ago
> From my point of view, the issue would be if the same phone worked with the same technology over the same mobile network when connected via a carrier A but the same phone on the same network refused to work with the same technology whe
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by bluesign 11mo ago
I think it depends; speculating but probably volte is a very complicated spec with many optional enhancements ( think ssl with cipher types ) So carrier can choose to whitelist/blacklist phones depending on extensions available
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by bluesign 1y ago
Yeah but those times were easy. Now drivers are binary blobs and firmwares basically.
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by bluesign 1y ago
I meant a bit like: Let's say you have 2 mobile phone operators in your country ( duopoly ) we are ok that for example using SMS for banking interaction ( second factor etc ) I think this is a process; and somehow slowly people accepti
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by bluesign 1y ago
I think it is kind of levels: "can't participate in society without a mobile phone" "can't participate in society without internet" "can't participate in society without google" not sure where i
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by bluesign 1y ago
That is totally fair.
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by bluesign 1y ago
You are owner of the hardware, user of the software.
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by bluesign 1y ago
If you consider developer has the right to determine who runs their software, it is actually. My last 10 apk installs: - 9 apps not available in the local store - 1 app I changed some setting in the manifest For less technical people it wi
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by bluesign 1y ago
> presence of the established mark "Deepkit" I think this is the key point, according to EU it is not
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by bluesign 1y ago
Now basically the situation is: No browser vendor wants to port their engine, because cost > benefit. I think the discussion should focus more on why benefit is this small for users to switch. With browser selection dialog, I think vendo
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by bluesign 1y ago
but why would passport contain a private key ?
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by bluesign 2y ago
been long time but I recall playing it on PSP, ( before playing the AC game before though ) I have pretty good memories, and it was one of the best games I played on PSP for sure. I think maybe Sony created too high expectations with PSP.
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by bluesign 2y ago
Yeah but considering EU and free movement agreements, little bit apples and oranges comparison.
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by bluesign 2y ago
It is not only in developing countries, even in developed countries it is a bit of a problem, the rise of “far right” in Europe etc is an example to this.
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by bluesign 2y ago
basic answer is yes; essentially you are getting more memory bandwidth compensated by people buying higher RAM.
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by bluesign 2y ago
The problem is, which distro?, which DE? Even which drivers? Every distro usually has some missing pieces, when you raise that, people would say: ‘ oh you are using X thats why, it works on Y’

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