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chekibreki

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    Comment #48358805

    Yes, it matters. You can try to distract and do as much mental gymnastics as you want but everyone rational can clearly see that one thing is doing politics for software (free driv…

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    Comment #48358564

    Your comparison is dishonest and wrong. printer drivers are a piece of software, sexual orientation is completely disconnected from software or technology.

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    Comment #48358055

    I lament the times when open source projects were open source software projects instead of political platforms for people who arrogantly think that their private political opinion …

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    Comment #47588865

    Full text of e-mail: We are sharing some difficult news regarding your position. After careful consideration of Oracle’s current business needs, we have made the decision to elimin…

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    Comment #46206245

    Can you explain? AFAIK Godot uses C++ under the hood which does not have garbage collection. Other languages such as C# and GDScript use bindings.

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    Comment #46070650

    Another software project feels it’s necessary to dive into divisive politics when it should just make good software. It’s sad, really. Now what I think of when I hear „Zig“ is a co…

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    Comment #45897329

    Is it really that hard to increase the bandwidth in 2025 to get mic quality that doesn’t sound awful? Opus can be really efficient at low bitrates AFAIK.

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    Comment #33483296

    What exactly is this? Windows application firewall? Network proxy I install on a separate computer? Is it available for other operating systems? I skimmed though the website and am…

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    Comment #33213409

    tl;dr To transfer patient data between doctors and (state) insurance companies, doctor‘s offices need to have a hardware VPN device. The system was implemented by the company „gema…

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    Comment #33149053

    Check the Sponsorblock extension for Firefox. It not only blocks sponsor segments but also has a „jump to highlight“ function which jumps directly to the answer of the (clickbait) …

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    Comment #33068736

    Can someone please explain, without technical buzzwords, what Materialize is? I checked the docs but they mention streaming DB, Timely and Differential Dataflow which I don't know …

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    Comment #32949504

    That’s some lazy FUD. But even if that were true and the contacts weren’t encrypted and PIN entry not rate limited: What do you propose as an alternative?

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    Comment #32921658

    Don’t see anything wrong with this post and he’s definitely not a „dick“ here. Criticism is not the same as negativity.

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    Comment #31691309

    $title = $title + „for Chrome users“.

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    Comment #31489335

    Most developed countries have unlimited quotas for their Internet plans. The US seems to be an exception.

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    Comment #31250129

    You are right, I will apply to Apple, because I don't like working from home.

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    Comment #31014352

    Are you sure you’re not mixing up the Netherlands with Ireland?

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    Comment #31014342

    I hate how the correlation between income/country of origin and fraud probability is discarded as „racist“ by at least Amnesty International. Maybe we should first do a correlation…

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    Comment #30614399

    This is sad to read, but I could never take Elementary OS seriously, due to the custom browser. Not using Firefox (or even Chromium) is inexcusable. The higher integration of the c…

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    Comment #30176330

    How exactly is post encryption implemented? How do viewers decrypt the content (key management)? Where is it decrypted? In the browser? Server-side? In the end for me the question …