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It's been quite a while since Finnish independence

But highly susceptible to unauthorized use. The app version can also alert drivers directly with an audible alert that an emergency vehicle is close by

That's exactly what's being done, but you do not want everything server side over a network delay that is almost always more than the time between frames. Only server side physics would mean a lot of visual jank. It's now usually a model where the client and server make the calculation and the server "rolls back" the client of they do not match.

Data is being limited though, like not sending opponent location data unless the client can see them

Depth reconstruction with IR cameras in laptops today is incredibly hard. While the camera itself is exposed in Linux as a USB camera, the sync with the IR emitters is completely lost. Because of this we cannot extract a "left" and "right" lit image reliably as Windows hello does

Main dev here: If you're on the 3.0 version you'll be able to install howdy-gtk, which will show a popup at the top of your screen when authenticating.

You can also enable "rubberstamps" which require an action from you like nodding yes to confirm authentication and making it harder to fool. As noted in the readme though, Howdy is never going to be 100% secure

May text.npr.org never die

What's your view on the ÖBB mini cabins? It seems to me you can't possibly be much more dense than that within the European gauge

The fact that _you_ have not heard of it does not mean that it does not exist. The Austrian ÖBB has created a massive network over the last few years, including some innovative new rolling stock with sleeping cap capsules. Many classic routes within larger countries still exist, like the multiple routes in the UK, France and Sweden. There are new private startups like European Sleeper that operate an Antwerp - Prague sleeper

The fact that the Dutch translation of the app is awful does not inspire confidence. Really basic stuff like translating "No" to "Geen" (none) in a yes/no question

I think you underestimate the sheer volume of wordpress sites that pay for custom development

I'd rate basic necessities like food 4000x more important than data centers too

> English is the only language that separates out our cardinal numbers from 13-19 because they end in "teen"

Most Germanic languages do. A lot of languages even have the same concept of a "teen", like "tiener" in Dutch. This whole comment is as confidently incorrect as an LLM

The US can also put anyone in jail for a Facebook post, or as in this case a single student newspaper article

I'd bet that even a tiny LLM can create more accurate summaries than whatever SEO garbage is usually put in the meta description

The issue is when you want to be able to stay logged in to a site, but do not want Google track you across the internet. Cookies do not differentiate between what they are used for, so sites have to make it clear only if they are going to track you. You do NOT need a cookie banner if you're not tracking your users

There's no one _outside_ north korea

Increadible that "but what about her emails" is still the only defense for sending military secrets over a non secure line to a journalist

Interesting, I can type CSS much much quicker than describing to an LLM what kind of layout I want and with what look

Mentioning "load shedding" would have made a more accurate title

> AI-native

It's IFTTT with an LLM integrated?

This is called the "Talk" page and it's usually an order of magnitude longer than the actual page

Opening a link as a private tab in Firefox will ask you if we want to open it in an external app or not

The implications are different. There has to be a high euro sum you can offer to get someone who won the lottery to still brief a colleague. You can throw money at a dead person all you want but that will not have the same result. It is a sudden end in knowledge that can not be restored with time or money (like running out of lottery funds)

Ah, so exactly like health insurance?

Seems rather desperate, please give this whole situation a once-over Matt

Seems like it's going to get even more annoying to get apps for a country that you're traveling in. So many apps you want to use as a tourist are geolocked

A good ZigBee stick like the Conbee and a plethora of open source controller options will allow exactly that, at a fraction of the power consumption of WiFi in every bulb

Is it "pre-crime" if it activates once you are speeding? Surely we can agree that is a crime

It would be, if it wasn't just a "plastic bird-feeder cover" as the article suggests

IIRC the first envelope scanned at a sorting facility invalidates the postzegelcode immediately, any envelopes using it after that will be handled like they had no postzegel at all (receiver has to pay)