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Comment #34654006
Last time I went to CCC I was greeted with a giant Antifaschistische Aktion banner at the entrance. That made me feel pretty safe about the event (unironically).
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Comment #31233872
Please read the beginning halves of sentences, not just the latter halves. As a European, this whole thread reeks _painfully_ American. I honestly had no idea what the original com…
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Comment #31231875
Noto Emoji and Noto Color Emoji are two different fonts. Do you somehow already have Noto Emoji (the new one) installed on your system?
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Comment #31025054
TLS or SSL never meant that kind of safety in the first place. Even before LE, there was no guarantee that HTTPS means it's not a scam, and the PKI system has never been meant to g…
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Comment #31025034
They didn't need to do that. They simply got their cert into browsers and OSes, and there you go.
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Comment #30777382
That's a lot of text without giving any motivation for your main point. What makes an app package created by the app developer more "commercial" and anti-FOSS than an app package c…
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Comment #30777322
I don't know what kind of hoops Snap require to access files. Flatpak, however, has a pretty simple system for a fully sandboxed app to open a file or a directory: it just opens a …
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Comment #30614785
The 1541 was slow because the VIC-20 shipped with faulty hardware that couldn't move data on the serial port at full speed, so they patched their software to get it working at a mu…
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Comment #30453594
Putin said in his recent speech that he thinks Lenin made a mistake in breaking up the Russian Empire into independent nations (that then joined the USSR). I think Putin is more af…
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Comment #30370488
GPT-3 and these kind of natural language generators in general can already present opinions if prompted to do so. Depending on what you mean by "opinion", you might also require so…
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Comment #30357562
As unintuitive as it may seem, 3D printers are actually way simpler to DIY than 2D paper printers. An almost modern 3D printer could have been put together by a hacker in their bas…
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Comment #30285269
Clippy is a linter. You don't use linters by mechanically following its warnings as gospel, you use it by double-checking the code wherever it warns and removing the warning from t…
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Comment #30284942
This process requires no requests, no processing, nothing at all. It's literally asking the user "do you want us to make extra requests and data processing, or not do anything at a…
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Comment #30284924
Disney+ most likely.
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Comment #30189440
"freely giving away their data" is a misrepresentation. People are either putting up with their data being collected, or unaware that it is happening, because that is the only way …
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Comment #30189394
Nothing can prove the negative. But if any shred of evidence comes out that they didn't comply, there will be severe consequences for them, which makes it at least reasonably safe …
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Comment #30189341
The issue is that GDPR isn't fundamentally about online data collection or tracking , it's about all data collection in general. You can't ban everyone from collecting data about a…
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Comment #30008372
Mass produced bread can be produced like that. There's nothing about the concept of mass production that forbids products from taking a long time to produce. Maybe in the US, nobod…
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Comment #29991006
You'll appreciate a good font after having to read text printed in a bad one.
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Comment #29873629
I live in Finland, and simply by Googling in Finnish I can find several companies reselling used company laptops, and there's at least one local one that I can physically go to (I'…
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Comment #29873240
The differences between the two are extremely minimal, basically only relating to patent rights relating to the software. Go read https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.en.html - t…
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Comment #29403081
Did I miss something, or does the page not say what WX86 actually is?
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Comment #29263003
Arduino is one of those projects that I think makes for an excellent place to start, but then you should move on from there once you understand how Arduino works. Arduino introduce…
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Comment #29249625
Tabbed browsing just has full-window tabs though. Was the ability to resize, move, and stack these windows within windows ever wanted by any significant amount of people, or is tab…
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Comment #29249617
"Guide" and "stop" are not only English words, but present in lots of European languages. "Shop" is a common loanword from English in lots of these European languages.