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by m01 7d ago
It'd be more accurate to make claims compared to the smartwatches listed in the study, than claiming it's the most accurate on the market. > Participants wore an Apple Watch on one wrist, and a comparative wrist-based device on
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by m01 14d ago
For MFA you could consider using USB security tokens, e.g. Yubikeys or other fido2 ones from various vendors.
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by m01 3mo ago
At least the earlier Fairphones continued to work even if you removed some modules (like the camera & microphone), and all you needed for that was a regular-priced Fairphone, a screwdriver and a few minutes of time. I not sure if it&#x2
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by m01 4mo ago
It's becoming harder to find a place to sit down in London (UK), too, especially one without hostile features like bench partitions or spikes.
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by m01 4mo ago
Restricting the scope to those two problems would remove 1/3 use-cases and around half of the pages required (going by the "The Birth of a Product" section's bullet point list). It's an interesting exercise to think
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by m01 5mo ago
One example: https://www.caricecars.com (via https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45823186 )
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by m01 6mo ago
There's also Turris from cz.nic [1]. Technically they use a fork of OpenWRT with some convenience features like auto-updates, although it looks like you can run OpenWRT on (some of their routers?) if you wanted to [2]. [1] https:&#x2F
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by m01 9mo ago
I get that you wanted to make a general point. In case you're still curious about this specific case: It's been a long time since I last used Mp3tag, so I tried the latest Mp3tag in WINE (seems to work nicely) for comparison. I th
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by m01 9mo ago
Tesla's privacy policy [1] suggests you can (by disabling connectivity all together), although it does break some features: > Opting out of vehicle data: Connectivity and performance is a core part of all Tesla vehicles and why some
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by m01 9mo ago
Have you tried kid3 ( https://kid3.kde.org )? It has both a GUI and a CLI. From a quick glance at the feature lists it looks quite comparable.
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by m01 9mo ago
> It's hard to tell someone to connect to 2601:3c7:4f80:1a01:4d2:3b7a:9c10:6f5e. If you would like your IPv6 addresses to be more human-friendly, you could use DHCPv6 (in addition to/instead of SLAAC) and end up with addresses
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by m01 9mo ago
Ironically on Kobo you can buy Enshittification with DRM: "Download options: EPUB 3 (Adobe DRM)": https://www.kobo.com/gb/en/ebook/enshittification-4 Kobo does sell some other books DRM-free, so per
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by m01 9mo ago
Another possible compromise might be to use watermarking-based DRM. Amazon doesn't seem to support it, but other e-bookstores do. In any case, thank you for offering the LeanPub option!
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by m01 9mo ago
It's at least available as a search filter. On the book listing it seems to show "Type: Ebook (DRM-free)". Maybe there's a better way.
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by m01 10mo ago
Is there any way to see a full list of what's in each pack?
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by m01 10mo ago
Get the Raspberry Pi 5 with 8GB (or more if you care). Get the RasPiKey [1] for faster storage (compared to SD cards), without needing to get an SSD. Just use the Raspberry Pi OS. Re: software setup, curriculum etc.. there are so many resou
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by m01 1y ago
> I can share an anecdote how slow tech adoption is in Korea. It is not exactly about tech in public section but in private companies. I assume public section has slower adoption rate than private ones in general. I guess it's not a
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by m01 1y ago
Surely you can still pay with plastic cards, at least if the venue advertises accepting the big card issuers? The latest neobank might require an app, but I'd be surprised if you couldn't find any bank in your country that allows
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by m01 1y ago
Can't you do this with most email filtering systems with a rule similar to `.*@example.com` -> trash/bin?
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by m01 1y ago
> But one thing that seems unavoidable is that the "section" (the part where you hold the pen) gets messy when you put the cap on it. I wonder why every fountain pen seems to have this design. FYI, there are fountain pens with
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by m01 1y ago
It seems that both RHEL [1] and Ubuntu Pro have docs on FIPS, so it looks like the distribution vendors have thought about this problem, at least for paying customers. Might you be able to sketch out what the problem with FIPS compliance on
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by m01 2y ago
I'm curious, do you maybe have an example for each of the "legal services work processing" and "accounting workflows" that LibreOffice can't handle?
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by m01 2y ago
Can you upgrade the storage of your XPS laptop? Maybe check out the Framework laptops? For example the Framework 13's new screen is 2.8k @ 256PPI apparently [1], which has slightly more pixels than the Macbook Air M4[2] (obviously pixe
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by m01 2y ago
Maybe consider a DECT/WiFi cordless phone that can do VoIP? Something like https://en.avm.de/products/phone/ (I think they're intended to be paired with the same company's router/modem though).
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by m01 2y ago
> “I have money and I have a person’s name and address, how do I send money to them?” Send a cheque?
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by m01 2y ago
For 2FA try a Yubikey or similar hardware U2F device. (opinion my own)
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by m01 2y ago
It's being discussed in courts, see e.g. https://www.eurogamer.net/french-court-rules-steam-users-hav... .
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by m01 3y ago
Arch has it packaged: https://archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/rnote/
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by m01 3y ago
They already acquired Aruba in 2015 ( https://investors.hpe.com/financial/acquisitions )...
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by m01 3y ago
yes, according to [1] > A newer, better Raspberry Pi OS > [...] This is based on the most recent release of Debian (and its derivative Raspbian), codenamed “Bookworm”, and incorporates numerous enhancements, notably the transition fro

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