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ChaoticNeutralCzech

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  • What's an experience that is unique to your country of residence?

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  • Found a Czech. That makes about 7 of us. We should start a community!

  • What's an experience that is unique to your country of residence?

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  • Czechia... except we are landlocked. Poland, then?

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  • The Mozilla Graveyard

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  • Nope. But I guess a mirror of WebAssembly Studio would still be the best starting point despite its slow development lately. The WAsm plugin for VSCodium was broken for me too.

    Note that unlike JS, WASM won't run from file:// URLs; you need to run a local http server or commit to an online repo to run your code. There might be an about:config option to change this but many IDEs (incl. WA Studio, presumably) come with servers for this reason.

  • The Mozilla Graveyard

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  • A forgotten one is webassembly.studio, an in-browser IDE for creating WASM projects with way less pain than other methods. It got discontinued the year I needed it for my school project. It was open source but I failed to rehost it myself and public mirrors only appeared after I spent days trying to make Emscripten work, tore my hair out over WebGL and then finally painfully built the whole thing with CSS (and a bit of JS; yes, it was indeed a disaster).

  • What's the latest image in your download folder?

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  • What's the latest image in your download folder?

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  • Dod you just look up yōkai hoping they would all be like Touhou girls?

  • AI bots now beat 100% of those traffic-image CAPTCHAs

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  • Google has. The Zürich university fella needed his own data classification monkeys.

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  • It's the individual pins and their holes that matter for DIN and similar connectors. Female.

  • Book Bans in Public Schools See 10,000 Books Pulled From Shelves, Per PEN America

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  • Better make the URL memorable such as https://library.example.edu/restricted (you can always make a redirect) and print it next to the code. Some people might not want to be seen scanning it, and it helps accessibility either way.

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  • Neum is actually in Herzegovina but whatever. It's inside a bay that Croatia controls from both sides, and in fact has a bridge over. If B&H got naughty again, they could turn it into a lake just by dumping enough clay from the bridge.

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  • What's the joke?

  • The fool should learn to fly.

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  • in European

    Oh yes, my favourite language. It's "vzduch" or similar in most Slavic languages, and I'd bet you're not pronouncing it right.

  • The fool should learn to fly.

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  • There are lots of effects you cannot explain without air. Even if you haven't been to school, you can observe wind, use a hairdryer, blow up balloons, fly a drone etc.

  • The fool should learn to fly.

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  • It is not. Both gases and liquids are fluids, though.

  • TFW you realize you haven't seen him in a while

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  • He is stuck in Moravia right now. Don't worry, he can handle the flood just fine, it's just that the singular cell tower in the region no longer has power.

  • I asked Perplexity AI to help, but it wrote a virus instead

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  • Trojan is any malware that pretends to be a legit program. It does not need to have backdoor or info stealing capability even though most malware (trojan or not) today does. For example, pre-Internet trojans might just invisibly install themselves along the actual program they were bundled with and then nuke the system on a certain date. Antivirus companies would even advance the date on their systems in hopes of detecting these and being the first to develop a patch.

    But since this program is not malicious, it just straight up hogs system resources and/or crashes it due to a mistake, it cannot be considered malware and therefore not a trojan.

    Certain Intel processors from around 2000 would crash everything when loading the 4 bytes F0 0F C7 C8 into a specific register. Would you consider this a backdoor because it allows any program to crash the system? I wouldn't say so, crashing Windows 98 was probably not too hard anyway...

  • Android apps are blocking sideloading and forcing Google Play versions instead

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  • I installed FakeStore and set the app's relevant /data/system/packages.xml properties from Aurora Store to FakeStore (installer="com.android.vending" packageSource="0" installInitiator="com.android.vending", the same as Google Play Store) and rebooted, which was enough to fool the public transport app I'm using. Is this the workaround you're talking about, or does it require MicroG too?

  • Android apps are blocking sideloading and forcing Google Play versions instead

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  • It's the apps that prevent themselves being sideloaded. Presumably, their devs will enact similar policy on EU iOS too.