nohillside

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by nohillside 3mo ago
If the code is as bad as the Makefile, it will be very ugly.
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by nohillside 3mo ago
How do you mitigate kids recording their parent's voices and playing them back to the AI?
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by nohillside 7mo ago
How often do you start your editor? I start emacs once at booot and keep it running, using emacsclient to open additional files from the command line. Look, I think that writing your own editor is useful because one learns a lot. And of cou
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by nohillside 7mo ago
I especially like this part: "Auch in diesem Fall hätte Palantir gerne mit den Autoren des Berichts zusammengearbeitet, um unseren Ansatz zur Entwicklung und zum Einsatz von Technologien zum Schutz der Privatsphäre und zur Wahrung von
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by nohillside 9mo ago
Did you bother to look at the source code? It's Electron-based, so the effort for supporting more than one OS isn't very high.
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by nohillside 10mo ago
Unfortunately(?), the original headline was just wrong. The DPOs did not impose a ban, the DPO community of Switzerland just recommended to move out of the cloud. This is not exactly news either, they have been leaning towards more restrict
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by nohillside 2y ago
Indeed, we should be glad they don‘t charge us for each picture we take …
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by nohillside 2y ago
The full part reads Furthermore, we reserve the right to terminate the contractual relationship without notice for good cause. Such good cause is deemed to exist, among other reasons, if the Customer fails to meet its payment obligations or
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by nohillside 8y ago
The proposed eVoting solution will not do you much good then. It still relies on paper mail getting to you in time, and untampered with. I understand the problem Swiss persons living abroad have with voting, but there are better ways to sol
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by nohillside 8y ago
Switzerland manages to hold state-wide votes four times a year, usually combined with local topics, with a paper/ballot based system quite well. Voting more often than every 4 or 5 years is not a reason to introduce eVoting. But then,
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by nohillside 8y ago
No. But this is the same with ballot or mail votes in Switzerland, identity is not verified. So in theory you could fake paper voter cards already today, but it's difficult to scale this onto a useful level. The verification system for