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ChaoticNeutralCzech

@ ChaoticNeutralCzech @feddit.org

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  • Skłodowska-Curie also spoke Russian, French, English and likely German.

  • Ideal car

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  • You don't get to pick 3. Which is the top one?

  • arcane terminals

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  • Codeberg: army of AI crawlers are extremely slowing us; AI crawlers learned how to solve the Anubis challenges.

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  • Obligatory AI ≠ LLM. How would scrapers benefit from the LLMs they help train? The defense is obvious, LLM-generated slop traps against scrapers already exist.

  • Everyone knows what an email address is, right? (Quiz)

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  • Hey! IPv6 is valid in the inter-network context and needs no dots!

  • Everyone knows what an email address is, right? (Quiz)

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  • What kind of "light validation"? I'm guessing a .*@.* regex match.

  • Signing in on Microsoft

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  • I've reached redirect loops on all Microsoft accounts I've had at school or work... Apparently a very common problem that's existed for years.

  • I could never live in NYC

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  • There is a Czech saying "Kdo židli má, bydlí": Who has a chair, lives (in the reside sense).

  • I'm the swamp hunter. Where you at?

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  • Yup. The real reason for lack of invasions is "not worth it".

  • Al Jazeera condemns the assassination of its journalists by the IOF

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  • Which IOF?Disambiguation

    Edit: Is IOF for "Israeli occupation forces" used outside Al Jazeera?

  • How does this group feel about the domesticated European PoleCAT?

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  • The ferret (domesticated European polecat) of the Mustelidae (badger, weasel) family is actually closer to canines, belonging to the Caniformia (dog-like) suborder that also includes wolves, bears, raccoons, otters ans seals.

  • xkcd #3126: Disclaimer

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  • In a literal sense, you only need one exception to disprove an "every" claim.

  • European Commission has a "Wifi4EU" initative, provides 93k high-speed private access points across the EU, free of charge.

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  • I have a free 1 MiB/day plan. I only pay €8/year to top up the prepaid SIM. This would be AMAZING in 2005 but now the number of webpages that work on my 2G feature phone via Opera Mini is shrinking. Not to mention, there is no privacy because of the transcoding server. A stock-firmware 4G smartphone would eat through this data in a minute just with background apps calling home.

    With the right software (rooted Android, custom clients, transcoding server at home) one could theoretically get all day of use of text- and sparsely image-based services such as email, RSS, SSH, timetables, Lemmy... I'd need at least a data blocker for backhround apps, a kiB meter in the notification bar and a confirmation pop-up for every transaction above 10 kiB (this can be estimated by content length).

  • Emojis and Lemmy

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  • They are regional indicators, groups (usually pairs) form the flags, which are in fact multiple characters but behave like a single glyph in a text editor. You can input them and other Unicode "fonts" using the Irregular Expressions keyboard. Their rendering differs wildly but they are usually small caps, sometimes in boxes (dotted or blue) or bold/filled blue themselves.

    For people using Lemmy clients that only show usernames, @Kolanaki@pawb.social's display name is "🇰 🌀 🇱 🇦 🇳 🇦 🇰 🇮". Without spaces nor zero-width non-joiners, the name becomes "🇰🌀🇱🇦🇳🇦🇰🇮" (LAos, NAmibia, KIribati) - you can copy the name into an editor, delete the spaces yourself and see the flags appear. I'd be really surprised if any automatically inserted ZWNJs.

  • European Commission has a "Wifi4EU" initative, provides 93k high-speed private access points across the EU, free of charge.

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  • Good luck trying to break through the mobile cartels.

  • European Commission has a "Wifi4EU" initative, provides 93k high-speed private access points across the EU, free of charge.

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  • Meanwhile Czech carrier cartel:

    BTW free Wi-Fi exploits are overrated with widespread HSTS

  • I bought a £16 smartwatch just because it used USB-C

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  • And the author wrongly said

    PD will not negotiate down to 1W power levels

    The correct way ro ask for 0.8 W (5 V, 0.16 A) is to request 5 volts, any current. Doesn't matter if the charger is capable of 500 mA (legacy USB), 1 A or 3.1 A. The PD standard can accomodate the watch, it's just that the watch lacks active electronics that are required to talk to the charger (and even the supplied C-C cable is non-compliant by being power-only).

    Edit: apparently PD allows 0.1A steps between 0.1 A and 3 A for 5 volts so it's technically possible for a PD charger to deny power to the watch if it's VERY underpowered and can't even put out 1 W. Still, it's the watch's fault for lacking correct PD implementation.