I'm worried!
Same, and I'd like a browser extension to tell me automatically if the same or a better version of the video on YT is on Nebula.
This is not an exhaustive list, just stuff off the top of my head. Finding/viewing/sharing/joining chats Adding users (can't find them, invites not being received, etc) Broken messaging (messages not arriving,…
It's funny because I remember having an issue where my friend was sending me messages, and he couldn't read my messages, and my mobile client (Siskin) didn't let me turn off encryption for outgoing messages.
When the majority of the code is written by AI, it is more than 50%.
> Switch to an electric vehicle I can't afford it. For context, I paid £500 for my current vehicle back in 2020. My bills have only gone up since, but my salary has not. > Migrate from gas appliances (range, furnace,…
The company I work for used to have a hybrid where 95% was on-prem, but became closer to 90% in the cloud when it became more expensive to do on-prem because of VMware licensing. There are alternatives to VMware, but…
> Well, this means a border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. Hi, I live in that region. I thought I might be able to give a little more insight in the situation here. > This means the return of…
> In the original comment you made a simply, wrong claim. I disproved it with a fact including a citation. I don't see how? The current EU membership demands CFP, AGP among other things. This is why Greenland is not in…
> Competitive tax framework I genuinely hope we can get rid of VAT once we leave the EU as it won't be mandated anymore, but that's wishful thinking on my part. We're probably too dependent on it now. :(
> And having a large home + garden is better than being locked into a tiny apartment with everything closed You'd think living on this island, I'd know someone with a big home and garden in Dublin. But, anyone I know…
> The EU has literally the least nationalism and protectionism in the world. When people immigrate, we don't judge people by their skills, their criminality in the EU, just their geographic nationality. It's one rule…
> This is exactly what I am talking about when I said "you can't argue with them". I'm opening myself up to discussion, you are the one dismissing it. > The EU is how we negotiate with the rest of the world. Which is…
> You can't argue with them. They're all suffering a group hallucination... What's better, the EU or rest of world? When you look at GDP growth, markets, trade... Rest of the world looks a lot better than EU…
Nope.
One important factor this article left out is upgrades. If the given HTTPS implementation is broken because of what is now insecure protocols, insecure ciphers etc. Older systems can't update from the mirror if it's…
> True decentralization means a necessary cap to the size and interconnectedness of any given node, making growth a cumbersome process, highly vulnerable to disruption from centralized players. I don't remember this…
> GDPR is a shining beacon of success I can't browse the internet with cookies disabled anymore because of all these horrible banners taking up the screen to take my consent. For people who care about privacy, it's made…
This paper says it is lawful. https://www.iabeurope.eu/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/20171128...
I'm worried!
Same, and I'd like a browser extension to tell me automatically if the same or a better version of the video on YT is on Nebula.
This is not an exhaustive list, just stuff off the top of my head. Finding/viewing/sharing/joining chats Adding users (can't find them, invites not being received, etc) Broken messaging (messages not arriving,…
It's funny because I remember having an issue where my friend was sending me messages, and he couldn't read my messages, and my mobile client (Siskin) didn't let me turn off encryption for outgoing messages.
When the majority of the code is written by AI, it is more than 50%.
> Switch to an electric vehicle I can't afford it. For context, I paid £500 for my current vehicle back in 2020. My bills have only gone up since, but my salary has not. > Migrate from gas appliances (range, furnace,…
The company I work for used to have a hybrid where 95% was on-prem, but became closer to 90% in the cloud when it became more expensive to do on-prem because of VMware licensing. There are alternatives to VMware, but…
> Well, this means a border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. Hi, I live in that region. I thought I might be able to give a little more insight in the situation here. > This means the return of…
> In the original comment you made a simply, wrong claim. I disproved it with a fact including a citation. I don't see how? The current EU membership demands CFP, AGP among other things. This is why Greenland is not in…
> Competitive tax framework I genuinely hope we can get rid of VAT once we leave the EU as it won't be mandated anymore, but that's wishful thinking on my part. We're probably too dependent on it now. :(
> And having a large home + garden is better than being locked into a tiny apartment with everything closed You'd think living on this island, I'd know someone with a big home and garden in Dublin. But, anyone I know…
> The EU has literally the least nationalism and protectionism in the world. When people immigrate, we don't judge people by their skills, their criminality in the EU, just their geographic nationality. It's one rule…
> This is exactly what I am talking about when I said "you can't argue with them". I'm opening myself up to discussion, you are the one dismissing it. > The EU is how we negotiate with the rest of the world. Which is…
> You can't argue with them. They're all suffering a group hallucination... What's better, the EU or rest of world? When you look at GDP growth, markets, trade... Rest of the world looks a lot better than EU…
Nope.
One important factor this article left out is upgrades. If the given HTTPS implementation is broken because of what is now insecure protocols, insecure ciphers etc. Older systems can't update from the mirror if it's…
> True decentralization means a necessary cap to the size and interconnectedness of any given node, making growth a cumbersome process, highly vulnerable to disruption from centralized players. I don't remember this…
> GDPR is a shining beacon of success I can't browse the internet with cookies disabled anymore because of all these horrible banners taking up the screen to take my consent. For people who care about privacy, it's made…
This paper says it is lawful. https://www.iabeurope.eu/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/20171128...