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thomaslkjeldsen
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Comment #40179212
From the timeline: > got my Macbook Pro from work and signed in to my Apple ID on it. Wouldn't this result in unintentional data sharing from the work device to your personal devic…
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Comment #35212088
and yet another one (thanks to Erik): https://github.com/tlk/go-wat/blob/41cc21294a953dc7ad07a9b40...
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Comment #35059383
> There really should be a "Travel Mode" for MacOS that disables features like these. Have you tried macOS Lockdown Mode?
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Comment #27604665
> Track capacity at night is often severly limited by maintenance work Makes one wonder what it would do to the economics of train transportation if maintenance work was required t…
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Comment #26242220
Elaborating from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dart_(programming_language) > Dart was unveiled at the GOTO conference in Aarhus, Denmark, October 10–12, 2011. The project was found…
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Comment #26039559
That has changed recently: https://github.com/Homebrew/brew/issues/10386
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Comment #26037728
The decisions to enable auto update, the removal of `--with-foo` options, breaking the `brew list` command and the removal of `depends_on :x11` were all mistakes, as I see it. I ha…
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Comment #26037153
Running `brew install hello` triggers `brew update` automatically unless the environment variable HOMEBREW_NO_AUTO_UPDATE is set: echo export HOMEBREW_NO_AUTO_UPDATE=1 >> $HOME/.zs…
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Comment #25945360
Okay I understand the concern, but claiming that there is intent to hold keys to all e2ee is jumping to conclusions. Imagine if investigators could ask authorities for permission t…
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Comment #25943939
If focusing on e2ee I agree, but how about hardware and software supply chains? How much is your e2ee worth if you are up against Apple or Google? Perhaps nation states are simply …
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Comment #25943787
This is your conclusion but it is not stated anywhere in the resolution.
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Comment #25941172
You claim that somebody thinks it is reasonable policy to ban e2ee. Who is that exactly? Consider this section from the resolution: Striking a right balance The principle of securi…
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Comment #25575222
Looking forward to their next video being recorded on a smartphone by a robot.
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Comment #25025266
https://www.niklasroy.com/project/31/pongmechanik (2004) > Pongmechanik is an electromechanical version of the early digital tennis game Pong. It uses computer technology of the 19…
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Comment #24453374
According to https://ourworldindata.org/peak-child (2018) the number of children in the world is plateauing ("very close to a long flat peak") meaning that the total number of chil…
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Comment #23785456
> Talk about running in circles. So maybe writing and reading useful commit logs is not such a bad idea after all :) Reminds me of this quote: "Those who don't know their history a…
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Comment #22983940
One way of looking at it is to consider the area of road required per citizen during transportation. If a car consumes 10 square meters of road and a bike only consumes 2 square me…
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Comment #22982638
> This is misleading - the city controls supply, not demand. Well. Relevant quote from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Induced_demand "Trying to cure traffic congestion by adding mor…
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Comment #22981371
I need this on my desk.
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Comment #22970802
I believe this "wall clock time" approach is broken by design as it pushes the burden of figuring out timezone details to those who are not located in that particular timezone. A f…
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Comment #22947463
> I've got two boys in 3rd & 5th grade right now and I'm actively fighting with both of them the idea that "learning" is a matter of being told the correct answer and then they for…
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Comment #22452665
To be fair, video quality is usually great in developed regions where ISP's do not intentionally slow down internet speed via bandwidth throttling.
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