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by ece 2y ago
If the rule is you break it, you fix it, I don't see why it should be anything different for a multi-language project. If the feature makes technical sense and people want it, it should happen.
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Basic co-creator Thomas Kurtz hits END at 96(theregister.com)
2 points by ece 2y ago|0 comments
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by ece 2y ago
Veritasium's latest video is on voting systems: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qf7ws2DF-zk
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by ece 2y ago
Android TV boxes are really like the Windows ME of yore.
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by ece 2y ago
This could be pretty great for letting family members try Linux on your own device before putting it on a USB disk or installing on a separate partition. I've also just installed apps on WSL or brew for family members to try.
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by ece 2y ago
Charging at 1C or less on phones would mean 20W on a 5000mAh battery. For laptops it would be 100W maximum, probably 65W or 45W for most laptops. All the Dell laptops I have allow me to set a low percentage and high percentage, and I have t
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by ece 2y ago
BugBot was on to something: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=33654#c190 "The severity field for this bug is relatively low, S3. However, the bug has 27 duplicates, 103 votes and 91 CCs. :emilio, could you c
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by ece 2y ago
Android should just add a ChomeOS-like give me a Linux dev environment feature that's officially supported. Sticking to old APIs like Termux is bound to run into problems down the road.
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by ece 2y ago
Well, considering an outbreak of destroyed evidence seems to be happening in the courts, with some accountability hopefully it will be an unwritten law. But of course Congress could also get involved.
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by ece 2y ago
Execs can only use E2EE for personal purposes, not business.
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by ece 2y ago
It's not pledge, but firejail and other SUID binaries like it (bubblewrap, nsjail, etc..) are the only such ones on my system. It's better than grsec/chroot sandbox I used back in the day on Gentoo. I've also used shorew
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by ece 2y ago
Over the years I've switched from various cron daemons (anacron, cronie), sysloggers (r-syslog, syslog-ng), network managers (netifrc, NetworkManager) even ssh servers/clients (dropbear, openssh), and init systems (sysvinit, openr
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by ece 2y ago
On one hand, someone like a Jia Tan should be held to account in some way, if it was a nation state, there could be sanctions. On the other hand, finding the actual malicious actor seems like a harder problem than fixing code and ensuring r
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by ece 2y ago
https://archive.md/OUBdl
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The internet was supposed to make humanity smarter. It's failing(washingtonpost.com)
5 points by ece 2y ago|5 comments
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by ece 3y ago
https://archive.is/y9nZK
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by ece 3y ago
Posted a link to archive.is: https://archive.is/y9nZK To be frank, someone could also make the argument immigration is good for inflation and productivity since it grows the population and provides a more competitive labor
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The surge in immigration is a $7T gift to the economy(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by ece 3y ago|4 comments
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by ece 3y ago
Would've been cool if Asus had really tried to optimize the Ally around the Z1 with faster RAM, higher GPU clocks, and better battery life instead of offering the Z1 Extreme in an upsell. It's going for $400 now, which would'
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by ece 3y ago
4/20 noob, picked all As.
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by ece 3y ago
..with large fines. If Meta is found to be using user data for behavioral targeting even after a user opt-out, the EU and even CA should be on it.
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by ece 3y ago
Regulation as infrastructure needs to be built, the holes will be constant and need patching I think.
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by ece 3y ago
EU regulation has gotten far more right than wrong when it comes to tech.
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by ece 3y ago
There are layers.
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by ece 3y ago
I don't think I'm too far off in saying my teachers at the time probably weren't experienced with computers. I didn't have a computer at home until a couple years later (and moved to the US), and didn't really learn
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by ece 3y ago
Mindustry runs on Android and iPad I see.
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by ece 3y ago
I learned LOGO when I was 10 or so, in mid-90s, in India. I had just learned Basic the year before, and it did useful math things, so I was not impressed by LOGO. Off course LOGO does more than what I played around with on the lab computers
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by ece 3y ago
Gotta leave this here: https://www.techdirt.com/2023/06/21/seven-rules-for-internet... I think it encapsulates what is happening and what can be done about it pretty well.
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by ece 3y ago
I think academia and government have been focused on labor more than this[1], but the wildcard here is consumers who like things just the way they are, and judges still willing to go along. [1] https://docs.house.gov/Committ
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by ece 3y ago
> PlayStation has been using its market dominance to negotiate exclusive deals with publishers, which has been detrimental to gamers who do not own a PlayStation console. Then Microsoft or gamers should sue to stop exclusives and show th

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