LufyCZ @ LufyCZ @lemmy.world

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Maybe they were written before the strikes?

This doesn't say anything about crypto.

It says everything about the users themselves.

Might be a lot more difficult (and probably impossible) with eSIM, which I really wouldn't be surprised if they were using

What about the voices in my head?

You can always go through a non-kyc exchange, buy monero for anything, send to another non-kyc exchange, sell monero for eth, withdraw to a fresh wallet, boom, privacy

Don't think you understand what 20 years in prison looks like.

I don't either, but it sure would ruin my life

No one's remote contracting out to the US for minimum wage, from Europe at least.

I imagine they're most likely talking about IT and related fields, where this is a legit strategy

I'd look into replacing the lock with something you can't stick a screwdriver into to open it

It's not preferable at all.

They're purposefully crippling a $1000+ product.

You're free to buy a slow charger for $8 on Amazon, there's tons of solutions for that.

There's no solution for garbage hardware

But rich people bad, don't you understand?

browsers that are out there already C is compiled

JS makes heavy use of pollyfills where needed, bridging the gap between old browsers and new ones.

A binary might still require a specific shared lib version, specific architecture, whatever, it's not a magic bullet.

update gcc and any needed libraries

Doesn't always work when working with legacy unupdated dependencies.

security concerns... ...scripts to take over the users compurer

Wouldn't having compiled code running in the browser (via webassembly) be actually worse for security? With JS you can at least see the source that's being run, with compiled WA, not so much. Don't really understand this point.

Isn't the "extension" problem the same with almost all programming languages?

For example, does 80s C compile under gcc with 2015 features? If it does, then it's no better than JS.

Yeah I really don't want to be scanning my ID card on my device to do anything like this.

Slippery slope to it storing my name, address, birthdate, eventually sharing those things as well

Nextjs is pretty far with the hybrid approach with appdir. It's not perfect by any stretch of the imagination, but it works surprisingly well

Why exactly is it horse shit? It does have it's quirks but I wouldn't go that far

Nah, just thought that obesity-induced diabetes is (at least partially / in some cases) reversible by losing weight

Thought it actually is reversible, at least in some cases?

Hm don't think I can help you with that unfortunately.

It's nice for quickly seeing what a PR is about, not much more

From my understanding of the quote, he talked to him before he got booked, so he might not have been subject to the bond's requirements yet.

Try PR-Codex