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I realized why governments are so fast in approving digital ID cards on smartphones

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  • Couldn’t they also use the Android/iOS’ wallet manager which allows handing it over unlocked while the phone is “closed” (not necessarily locked, though…)?

    • I realized why governments are so fast in approving digital ID cards on smartphones

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  • You guys have IDs? I thought that was only for drivers licenses… And no, those two are not from equal categories.

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  • iOS too. Permissions can even be given only while the app is active if it “requires” them, or for location for example an approximate one is sufficient.

    • Does anyone else think the NYPD photos of the UHC CEO shooting suspect don’t match?

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  • Was about to send that first link. Glad someone beat me to it.

    • Does anyone else think the NYPD photos of the UHC CEO shooting suspect don’t match?

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  • blue black dress meme

    You mean the gold/white dress meme?

    • but always follow the rules!

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    • Windows VS Linux (part 2)

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  • Like tsugu said. Have a file open for editing or whatever and realizing you’d like it to go into another directory. Of course you could just wait until you’re done and then move, or close, move and re-open… but that’s less convenient (e.g. throwing away current file’s edit history) and/or a risk of forgetting to actually do it, at least for me, lol.

    Not sure about Linux, but I grew up on Unix (macOS), which forces applications (at least GUI based ones, CLI apps do whatever they want) to be able to deal with this, so that’s why I expected Windows to be able to do that as well. Alas…

    • Windows VS Linux (part 2)

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  • Good to challenge misconceptions regularly, so thank you! :D

    On that topic… I assume not being able to move opened files (my “go-to” use case was a PDF in Acrobat) is still unfixed though, right? Seems like that’d require a major OS and applications change to be made possible.

    • [Plasma 6] [Catppuccin Frappe] Loving Tuxedo OS!

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  • Wallpaper link seems to be broken for me. Could you perhaps re-share?

    • Windows VS Linux (part 2)

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  • Well, it was what happened the last time I touched Windows in ‘22 (for work) – maybe a policy thing that a corporate app had elevated access and that’s why it forced a reboot on me for (some of the) “regular” app updates?

    • Windows VS Linux (part 2)

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  • Even if that’s needed, you can update apps w/o reboot usually (when sandboxed), and move opened files around (seriously wtf, Windows)…

    • Microsoft Please Fix

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    • Microsoft Please Fix

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  • Because “the underlying Git nukes them right away, so why shouldn’t we perma-delete the files, too?”

    Anything else’d be effort…

    • Are you hardened Linux user?

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    • Need more storage space

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  • That’s the cool thing about the brain’s “storage drive” – the more you put into it, the more space you will have.

    • Three-quarters of U.S. adults are now overweight or obese

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  • I’m positive the Lancet will manage to produce a representative sample and sample size sufficient to ensure this

    • What your coffee preparation method says about you

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  • I thought NixOS would be “grinds their own beans and brews them manually”

    • What your coffee preparation method says about you

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    • Yes Google, 2/3 is TOTALLY the same as 1/2

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  • This is why Kagi is a great company.

    Nobody is getting LLM functionality shoved in their faces unless they wanted to.

    • Segmentation Fault

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  • You cannot make a safe yet universal cutting tool.

    I’m neither language designer or crustacean advocate, but from what can be read, Rust seems to have managed just fine. The trick is probably to allow removing the cover of the sharp edge when needed (execute unsafe).