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stdclass··on EU Council Approves New "Chat Control" Mandate Pushing Mass Surveillance
> Oh and honestly game chat rooms should not be private. you are part of the problem
stdclass··on Ticker: Don't die of heart disease
step 1 to avoid heart disease: do NOT inject yourself with untested mRNA gene therapy with questionable safety profiles
stdclass··on A.I. and Social Media Contribute to 'Brain Rot'
> since there are no other remaining discussion venues for one of my hobbies

maybe you find a suitable board on 4chan

stdclass··on Tour de France confronts a new threat: Are cyclists using tiny motors?
in 2 of the instances you can see (if you go in 0.25x) that the wheels start spinning before torque is applied by the pedals - physically impossible. also when wout is running with the bike, it starts spinning after losing traction on the ground
stdclass··on Tour de France confronts a new threat: Are cyclists using tiny motors?
there are multiple documented cases of motor doping - here you can see wout van aert using motors multiple times in belgian cyclocross races in 2016: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rUGNKwcbbDw
stdclass··on A new form of verification on Bluesky
thats why 4chan will always be 100 more honest then all these platforms
stdclass··on Pope Francis has died
your username is peak irony, considering your statement
stdclass··on Google to buy Wiz for $32B
well you might get downvoted, but its still true, just look what Robert Maxwell did with the PROMIS software. That was also coincidentally Mossad.
stdclass··on How Olympics officials try to catch “motor doping”
they in fact do not check every bike, especially if you are a domestique
stdclass··on Someone stole my car and now I own hundreds of vinyl records
Stoicism in a nutshell
stdclass··on Show HN: How does the French health pass work?
Which it certainly is not, if you look at the numbers.
stdclass··on Cyber Attack on Iran's Nuclear Facility
you do know that the support of israel in US politics is completely bipartisan, right?

If not, you should read up on AIPAC and who speaks at their events year after year.

stdclass··on A visual guide to SSH tunnels
Nicely written!

I once also wrote a guide to access remote IoT devices using SSH tunnels: https://phillip.dornauer.cc/unix/iot/2019/04/12/set-up-ssh-t...

stdclass··on US may not be back to normal until 2022, Fauci says
I dont know why you are getting downvoted, the mortality rates are on the WHO / CDC website etc. FOR EVERYONE TO READ!
stdclass··on A Man Who’s Spending $1B to Own Every Pop Song
If you dig sigur ros and god is an astronaut, check out my post rock band MOLLY, we kind of go in the same direction :)

/shameless selfplug

stdclass··on Apple kills the non-Touch Bar MacBook Pro
Has anyone experience with System76 laptops?
stdclass··on Pock: Display macOS Dock in Touch Bar
I use karabiner [1] to remap the capslock key to esc.

[1] https://pqrs.org/osx/karabiner/

stdclass··on Advice on Getting Better from an Accomplished Piano Player (2011)
I recently switched to using a metronom when I play live with my band and it changed everything.

When you play live, you are always rushing a little bit, the louder you play, the faster you play.

Now when we play according to our own tempo from our recordings, I really have to concentrate not to start rushing again - but it is so worth it, everything sounds much better in a precise way.

stdclass··on Switch from Chrome to Firefox
I tried switching to Firefox so many times but have to go back to Chrome for performance reasons.

There is still an open problem on Retina Macbooks with scaled resolution where the performance drops like 10x over non-scaled versions.

stdclass··on PHP in 2019
Just today, I had to resize the swap on a raspberry pi so composer could update the dependencies.
stdclass··on Austrian government seeks to eliminate internet anonymity, with severe penalties
I guess not, since there is no single entity/company which holds 100.000 users.

But I am 100% sure, our current government would never ever grasp the concept of a federated social network and probably just try to ban it.

stdclass··on Austrian government seeks to eliminate internet anonymity, with severe penalties
I wonder what will happen if somebody motivates a lot of people to register on a site, to push them over the threshold.

It may also be possible to split your forums to different sites / domains if you reach the thresold.

Anyhow I can't see how this will play out in real life and I hope our president will step in and prevent it from happening at all.

stdclass··on Austrian government seeks to eliminate internet anonymity, with severe penalties
The funny thing is, they have a threshold of 100.000 users that must be registered at the site.

So a site like unzensuriert.at (like breitbart in the US) which is a right leaning / government favourable website will not fall under such a law and won't get penalties.

stdclass··on Normalization of Deviance
The standard in PHP-frameworks like Laravel is to automatically throw Exceptions when a Notice happens, which at first I thought was overly aggressive but I would never go back to writing PHP where a Notice is thrown and ignored.
stdclass··on COI – Chat Over IMAP
I would argue that every user wants E2E, they just don't know (enough) about it. E2E should be the default.
stdclass··on Facebook Has Behaved Like 'Digital Gangsters,' U.K. Parliament Report Says
This has been posted many times before.

1 day ago, 36 points https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19191417

2 days ago, 11 points https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19188649

stdclass··on Goodbye, EdgeHTML
I also use the "more space" setting. Haven't tried it with the normal scaling though.
stdclass··on Goodbye, EdgeHTML
I had the exact same experience as the grand parent comment.

Seriously wanted to switch to Firefox after the browser-sign-in "feature" but the performance on my high-end 2018 macbook pro with 16gb ram was just abysmal (20 tabs open tops).

stdclass··on A cheaper, smaller Raspberry Pi 3 is now available
It was an unsafe shutdown, meaning I just pulled the plug. But it was at least several seconds after saving it. I've never seen behaviour like this before.
stdclass··on A cheaper, smaller Raspberry Pi 3 is now available
That one bit me really hard today.

We're using hundreds of raspberry's as digital signage devices and before deploying them I checked a few of them and found out that sometimes the source files of the app were empty.

After a lot of headscratching and googling we boiled it down to a write delay to the SD card.

If you do echo "test" > test.txt and power off the device like 5 sec. after, and power it on again, there was a file called test.txt with 0 bytes.

I'm still baffled how something like this can be a common problem especially since raspberry pi usage is so widespread

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