gohixo9650 @ gohixo9650 @discuss.tchncs.de

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it's amazing that in capitalism a company has to always show numbers rising like there is no physical upper boundary. The most logical and efficient economic model

it's not only in French. The word raid is quite connotated with an armed police raid, at least in non native speakers.

I think for a lot of people the word raid has connotation with an armed police raid.

great. And they will be required to pay some fines which they will not pay claiming that they don't have such money (!) and that what they are doing is actually a benefit to society since they employee thousands of people. So it will just be forgotten

lmao, no no, the proprietary standards that one company uses are much better than the proprietary standards of their competitor. Everyone knows that!

you're actually right. I had merged these 2 in my head because of the other issue that arises from this requirement which will affect the security of the apps, especially in apps that work with e2e encryption. e2e interoperability is kinda impossible to be implemented especially in the current deadlines. You can read more about it here https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2022/04/eu-digital-markets-acts-interoperability-rule-addresses-important-need-raises

it was mostly a joke and an exaggeration, but it still baffles me how much more they use their phone for things that objectively one can do much easier in a pc or laptop. Like things that require you to have 5-10 tabs open and constantly jump between them to compare things or fill a form with 20 fields etc

I think some of these just overlap. For example there can be a scammer pretending to be someone who is not. Then the victim may share content that wouldn't share otherwise. Then the scammer extortions the victim by threatening to leak content in the victim's social circle.

Why include cyber bullying?

I believe they mean something like being victim in a case of someone extorting them by threatening to leak photos/videos?

These are marked with a green/purple skull next to the file in search results.

do you think gen-z is able to somehow hover over the icons to see the tooltip and understand what these skulls are for when they're using their phone for everything?

also add that we, millennials, grew up with the common knowledge that internet is a wild place, never give out your personal data, credit card numbers or personal photos. Gen-z grew up in a world that they needed to purposefully upload their whole life on the cloud.

That EU proposal is definitely not good. I don't know what you've read but it practice it will require to ban all open source chat applications https://mullvad.net/en/blog/2023/2/1/eu-chat-control-law-will-ban-open-source-operating-systems/

always felt the confused look of people when I tell them I don’t have Whatsapp wasn’t enough.

the worst part is that most people cannot fathom that you don't have Whatsapp and you want to continue not having. The confused look is because their way of thinking is "ok you don't have, so what, open an account, it's taking 10 seconds".

i can't even grasp how one can reads while the page autoscrolls down. When I had tried it I could only think about whether the scrolling speed is the absolutely optimal and if I make it on time or if it scrolls faster or slower than I read. Of course I couldn't understand what I was reading since my mind was not paying attention at what I was reading, since it was occupied with the logistics.

this is strawman argument. Being able to do basic mathematic operations in your head has nothing to do with using cash or not. By your logic we can stop thinking at all. Calculator for mathematic operations, AI for thinking and talking. We can stop thinking at all since hey,AI is easier

do you think someone will be capable to write an essay if it is literally the first essay they ever write, since they were using AI all the previous times? This is like reading solved math equations and believing that in a test you'll be able to solve them on the spot, without having tried to solve any by yourself before.

you can understand how subtraction or multiplication works, but if you don't do them repeatedly in your head and on paper you will end up needing a calculator for the most ridiculous things. Like getting change or splitting a bill with a friend, or whatever.

how would you use diff? Diff compared to what?

yes I wouldn't expect something to automatically do it for me. I know that I have to do a lot manual inspection. I was mostly curious if there is any way to help this process, for example a tool that it can easily group same/similar entries, and allows me to easily remove them. Instead of what I'm doing now that I have to manually notice that something is repetitive. Then I have to open in vim and write a regex that removes this, but also be careful that it doesn't remove anything else. Then rinse and repeat.

But I get that most probably I have to do it manually.

You can always collect a log file yourself that you deem be normal, and you can write some processing code to automatically remove lines that both have in common.

about this, I'm afraid it is even more difficult to be honest. Apart from I'm not sure where to find such log, as you already said, each device has fairly unique logs. I doubt I will manage to do anything valuable in any reasonable time frame.

Thanks for the suggestions though!

you're either naive or you're working for microsoft.