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pgeorgi

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    Comment #40011183

    Matrix only recently started adopting an (as of now) experimental protocol that allows purging older parts of the append-only data set that constitutes a channel.

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    Comment #39980803

    There precedence: https://www.powermapper.com/blog/web-standards-implementatio... says draft spec, then candidate recommendation (unstable), then 2 independent implementations, the…

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    Comment #39963005

    correction: 25% of the yearly profit

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    Comment #39962978

    > and good luck getting an appointment in Berlin It's our failed state, so what do you expect?

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    Comment #39954735

    Some of its design decisions are showing its age. I'm (low-prio) trying to figure out how to hoist it into the present. https://aegis.ifkee.de at least has a copy that builds on co…

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    Comment #39940291

    The failure has yet to propagate to Germany, given how slow internet is here.

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    Comment #39909944

    There are a bunch of ideas, like giving different unicode codepoints groups different background colors. That way, а and a show up differently colored. It's more a UX problem than …

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    Comment #39909331

    yes, ü requires punycode encoding. The xn-- prefix indicates that. And because there are way too many ways to confuse people with similar looking characters, the domains can be typ…

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    Comment #39904547

    The Linux Foundation is a 501(c)(6) non-profit trade organization. As such it's normal to look like an industry body of large Linux (and related software) using companies - and in …

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    Comment #39873652

    The format is fine, except for https://www.nongnu.org/lzip/xz_inadequate.html

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    Comment #39873624

    She still doesn't say that the photo is a big deal. "presumably paid for her time" is an interesting insinuation, as it disenfranchises her of her voice just because somebody put a…

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    Comment #39873222

    There have been issues with git's master->main transition as well, once automated systems came into play that expected to find a master branch. This is also my main complaint about…

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    Comment #39872712

    She's a lady who asked that this image is taken out of circulation.

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    Comment #39862768

    GPL with CLA still allows such stunts.

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    Comment #39802897

    If everybody went for vinyl, they'd bring the loudness war over as far as it's possible (the medium is more limited). Right now, sound engineers, not incompetent at all, optimize C…

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    Comment #39770981

    Three posts above the goal post stood at "inaccurate" and "overly-simplistic," now we're at irrelevant. Okay.

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    Comment #39770538

    > Dividing the world into "Pagan countries" and "Christian countries" is both inaccurate That's not what the post said. Just that, before Islam was even a thing, those countries th…

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    Comment #39743345

    How about the "Bankers awarding Bankers award, inspired by Nobel"?

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    Comment #39743185

    Most consent banners are produced by a relatively small set of providers. As such, https://consentomatic.au.dk/ does a decent job of submitting your preferences and pushing them ou…

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    Comment #39743135

    The EU doesn't tend to require specific implementations - the banners aren't a required implementation, either. It's just what the advertisers thought works best to get their desir…

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    Comment #39713988

    Haven't you heard about the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Studio_for_Electronic_Music_(W... , America's finest place of avantgardist music and sound experimentation? (/s)

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    Comment #39704964

    The idea of federating wikis is pretty old: https://www.dokuwiki.org/interwiki

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    Comment #39661914

    A German charity whose operations I know publishes their bank account information pretty much everywhere: on their website, on sides of their car. It was a bit of a nuisance at tim…

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    Comment #39653804

    Panoramafreiheit also covers picture containing people as long as they aren't the focus or reason of the image, but things get more complicated there (and individual cases could ov…

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    Comment #39653153

    It never was a privacy battle. Germany has the "Panoramafreiheit" (freedom of panorama) defined in https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/urhg/__59.html , and that allows to do just wh…