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yuumei
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Comment #49255822
What country have you been living in? The UK is most certainly at war with anonymity: one of the highest CCTV countries in the world, key disclosure, OSA, KYC means yes you do need…
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Comment #49097305
The Hemel one is more “complicated” but honestly it’s easy, you just do one roundabout at a time https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_Roundabout_(Hemel_Hempst...
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Comment #47626267
Wow that list of commits is brutal. Libre Office is dead. Just another corporate take over of an open source project.
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Comment #47604222
Euro office looking very suspicious here
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Comment #47039201
As are Bedfordshire police: https://libertyinvestigates.org.uk/articles/uk-police-workin...
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Comment #46794168
Note that one of the co-authors of the source is "Claude"
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Comment #46094897
This is a semi joke answer but I have worked at some of the big corps and see how they use OSS software. One way I have continuously thought about to prevent usage is to make all o…
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Comment #46013666
That’s my issue with it: iot devices shouldn’t have access to the internet by default. With Matter it’s possible. No one is going to create outbound firewall rules for these things…
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Comment #45709818
Same but I can’t access archive.is either because of the VPN
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Comment #45274770
Worth noting that with RIPA (2000, activated in 2007) UK has enforced key disclosure. It is illegal to fail to disclose a password for any data for any reason (including random dat…
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Comment #44962641
> The CAPTCHA forces vistors to solve a problem designed to be very difficult for computers but trivial for humans. > Anubis – confusingly – inverts this idea. Not really, AI easil…
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Comment #44906052
If you are looking for OSS support for things like libre office, graphics, bluetooth, WSI, upstreaming, kernel and more, Collabora is a UK based company that can help~
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Comment #43367479
I have the same Samsung sound bar and absolutely nothing works. We need to hard reset it every day because it refuses to work, switching between programmes in Netflix causes a horr…
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Comment #42917073
The government wants to introduce a law to make it illegal to possess AI tools that are capable of CSAM output. As we know this is impossible, any company starting in the UK with A…
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Comment #42872740
As a test: I am always on a vpn
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Comment #42580196
But at least with Google captchas you can use AI to solve them. I use the buster captcha extension to solve them. It moves the mouse around like a human and solves automatically. I…
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Comment #42391721
The last SiFive board I had died after about a year of use and is no longer supported so buyer beware
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Comment #41100571
I use AI to solve my captchas now. Pay for the service from nopecha, the internet has been killed for VPNs without it
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Comment #41040089
Has the btrfs sub volume quota bug been fixed yet? I always had issues when using it
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Comment #40739860
I'm using Octopus mentioned in the article, I got paid £0.67 to use 12.62kWh over 4 hours due to spare energy in the UK on 8th June. So not really worth it financially, but the abi…
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Comment #40696527
Mechanical ventilation with heat recovery is a common term (MVHR). Basically a fan but it tries to recover the heat lost in winter. Usually comes as a whole house system but there …
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Comment #40691925
Beautiful, but could do with using quaternions for rotation to avoid gimbal lock. At least I assume that’s the problem with getting stuck on the poles
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Comment #40209041
Not sure why you are being downvoted, quote from the video "It's actually systemd's fault": https://youtu.be/Q6ovtLdSbEA?feature=shared&t=1491
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Comment #40145645
Very much, I think the Guardian could do well by including the graph with min/max/average