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Compared to an average jpeg encoder, or something like mozjpeg?

I did this the first time git asked me, because getting asked every time would get annoying.

Glad it's going back to having a default and not asking.

This makes great business sense, since you can fit-test any part and know you're getting the right one before ordering.

IIRC, there's even plugins for some CAD programs to grab models by part number.

Would work nicely as one of the tools called by the hollywood program.

Amazon sidewalk is coming.

If you want a wireless network without a password on it, you're in trouble too.

Pretty sure most modern computers can generate random data faster than they can write to a disc.

A lot of refrigerants have a very high gwp.

See also: removing coffee machines.

Too many forget that it's one of the few legal ways to supply your employees with performance enhancing drugs.

Is there an explicit carveout? The GDPR has been used against governments.

Oncehub removed tracking cookies from some of their meeting invite pages in the EU and stopped showing a banner, because they thought it looked offputting.

They got a few support tickets from people who thought they were still tracking, but just removed the banner.

You can still move fast and break things, just treat PII like explosive radioactive waste while you're doing it.

The youtube logo changes to 'PREMIUM' if you're using it. It's kind of hard to miss.

Cool solution to the Claud Shannon problem.

Isn't there a https upgrade header specifically for this kind of thing?

Rocket science is surprisingly straightforward, it's rocket engineering that's the tricky one.

I have an entirely seperate phone and SIM for any service I think is important which demands a phone number. (prepay, I top it up by €5 every few months. Sadly I can't automate that)

I generally refuse to give any number if I can help it. I can count on one hand the number of unsolicited calls/texts I've gotten.

No you don't. There are losses from inefficiency at every step.

You shouldn't use multiple adblockers. They tend to interfere with eachother in unexpected ways.

Flicking the camera down to despawn cars is a common trick in speedrunning those 3d GTA games. They did it better than cyberpunk, but it was not figured out.

You have to put the credits somewhere, and that's a good place to put them.

Even if it only impacted the price shown in store, it would be a huge improvement.

All of gog's offline installers are signed and do a hash check on any external .bin files they ship with.

The impact they've had on bundled malware in pirated copies of their games can not be overstated.

Even if you do it before you could have known you were being served a warrant?

IIRC, they did it in the US too.

Slightly less of a change, but something like this has happened before when the existing funeral system was overwhelmed.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/London_Necropolis_Railway

Ryanair don't sell return tickets, they sell you two 'one way' tickets, last I checked.

Don't know if that legally exempts them from refunding both if they had to refund one.

I think it's only Nintendo that'd be able to go after someone sending claims in their name.

It'd likely be hard to find whoever sent a false notice on general, since there's no identity or address verification needed to send one.

I'm sure a few compiler maintainers take pride in making sure certain 'famous' code snippets still compile as time goes on.

I thought damn near every ISP blocks port 25 outgoing. I even had to open a ticket to get it unblocked on a vps I use.

probably for the best.

either default pin or guessed based on publicly available info. calling from their line was also done to get at more mailboxes.

at the very least, getting at the fan for cleaning is toolless. they really learned their lesson from how bad some ps4s got.