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hulitu
3d ago
Can you simulate circuits in VNC ?
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hulitu
3d ago
Yes, a circuit simulator.
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hulitu
3d ago
It is called ASPICE.
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hulitu
3d ago
Microsoft, Google, Apple. I.e walled garden owners.
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hulitu
3d ago
> similarly to what happens in Android Do you wish to give this app access to _all_ your {files, photos, phone calls, messages} ? /s What do we need permissions for, then ? Let MS-DOS come back.
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hulitu
3d ago
Yes, unless a major economic crysis comes, which disrupts this cycle, we will see a lot of this 7G, 8G, 9G, Wifi7, Wifi8, Wifi9 and so on and so forth. It seems the virus of "evergreen automatic update" has encompased everything.
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4d ago
> Because app design can change One expects more than CADT from Google.
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4d ago
Taking into account how Google apps look like, maybe they are ashamed.
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5d ago
Lemme guess. They ate poppyseed.
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5d ago
For your privacy and security. /s
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5d ago
I'm waiting for iPhone 18 Ultimate
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5d ago
> Claude was misused Misused ? Wasn't this the purpose of this SW ?
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5d ago
> it’s best never to talk to users because they have no idea what good quality is You should use some Microsoft, Google, Adobe and Apple products to have an idea what good quality _isn't_.
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5d ago
> Firefox Nobody asked Mozilla for a redesign.
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5d ago
> I hope announcements like this show that Rust is not a fledgling little language that moves fast and breaks things anymore. I bet you never heard of Microsoft. Fast, they don't move. But boy, are they slow at fixing bugs.
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6d ago
Maybe Americans. There is a trend of writing 10 empty pages before finally getting to the subject.
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7d ago
> What we need from this digital euro is anonymity This is what _you_ need. Ursula and her friends want to know where _you_ spent _your_ money.
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8d ago
As a regular Champagne drinker, this is terrible news. /s
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9d ago
> TBF getting shoes on and off is literally 2s. I bet you don't have children. 2s might be too late in an emergency.
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9d ago
> USB and the drivers will still be around barring a complete collapse of civilization. Famous last words. At the current state of software you will need a specific UEFI version with a specific certificate (which expired in 6 days) runni
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10d ago
You should visit Europe.
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10d ago
> Google addressed the incident you're referring to by adding E2E encryption to sensitive inter-DC RPC sessions And they don't provide the key to law enforcement because ... they care about your privacy. /s
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10d ago
> Lesson to learn: Let's Encrypt does not protect against MitM But S in https stands for secure, or ? /s
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10d ago
> CIA is not stupid enough to break into a guarded data center in Switzerland They don't need to break in guarded data centers. See Crypto AG > or one of the less America friendly EU countries. Besides Spain, there is no such cou
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10d ago
> However, it's not at all the reality of a vast swath of other countries Citation needed. At least in DE it is also true.
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12d ago
No
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12d ago
Mainframe.
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12d ago
> sideloading means installing outside the official channel On VMS ? Or plan9 ?
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13d ago
> and it will happen because the Internet makes people think, or realize, too many voters are too dumb to be enfranchised in a rational system No, the level of corruption is just too high for a functioning democracy.
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13d ago
> That's because corporations are controllable It is actually a win-win situation. Government controls the corporations and corporations control the government.
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