

If the merchant is hoarding the data, they want to do it. If they want to do it, why would they use your framework?
Also, merchants need your name and address to ship the product to you…


If the merchant is hoarding the data, they want to do it. If they want to do it, why would they use your framework?
Also, merchants need your name and address to ship the product to you…


KYC is not just for funsies, they are legal requirements for a lot of businesses. If they don’t legally have to store information, they can just choose not to. It doesnt require a framework, Lemmy manages just fine without storing personal data.


Which European neighbours are actively trade-warring each other?


European countries aren’t openly antagonistic to their neighbours.


Most(many? Unsure of any exceptions) tax systems will tax on the dollar value of the compensation. It can lead to very awkward situations if the value of the compensation is variable.
Some people have been paid in stock, only for the stock to lose its value, yet the tax man only considers the original value. So I you get paid 1M in stock, and it craters, you still owe the tax man 300k (assuming 30% tax rate). The flip side is also true, if it goes up you still only owe 300k.


Not a scientist, but I am guessing the magnets themselves will dampen the sound. When the magnet gap is compressed, the magnet will be pushing back, which dampens the motion, and when the magnet gap is uncompressed gravity will be pushing back. Also air resistance. Eventually those effects would dampen the system until it got back to equilibrium. The tone might last longer though, but depends on the tuning of the system.


They shouldn’t be able to make posts after being banned, unless it was some kind of weird timezone quirk?


Its optional, you can ban and remove, or just ban. Up to the admin.


You literally just repost from reddit. You arent the first person to do it, you won’t be the last, but it doesn’t actually make the fediverse look more active, it makes it look like a bot-filled ghost town.
Yeah I’m testing new reposting tool. Why


Its not an LLM as far as I can tell, just a standard machine learning model. They are using “AI” and “ChatGPT” as a marketing gimmick.
At the cost of a little disk space, you can install KDE,gnome,i3,etc, and they can try each.
Is this user far away, and will they need support?


Be a parent, and be present when they are using it. You don’t have to watch constantly, but at least be nearby. Teach them basic digital safety, literacy, and privacy skills.
You cant control all the devices they have access to, so you have to give them to knowledge and tools to be safe.


Probably yes? We do have some algorithms, “sort by hot”, “sort by active”, etc, so there is value to getting to the top of those lists.


They are engagement bait, all over NSFW reddit as well. If you reply, regardless of it being positive or negative, they win.
If they don’t, report them.
Weird. I’m sure i have seen a popup saying “shutdown was inhibited” that let me force it. I’ll have a try later today
Edit: gnome gave me the prompt, and then silently failed to shutdown. So yeah, perfect for OP.
systemd-inhibit seems like the right place to look, but I have a vague feeling that gnome can override it.
https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/latest/systemd-inhibit.html
Maybe with some tweaking itll be unoveridable except for root?


At least in the node.js native TS implementation, they strip the types and don’t do checks, so you don’t get runtime type checks:
Node.js does not type check your code when it runs TypeScript files. Use the TypeScript compiler separately if you want to catch type-related errors:
https://nodejs.org/learn/typescript/run-natively
I think, but I’m no expert, but in order to have type checking you need to have some kind of compilation check? You cant just start interpreting and hope to work things out on the fly?


I don’t think I understand. Native TS does the type checking at compile time right? Not run time? Or would the compile happen in the browser?
I’ve had the same though re. shipping addresses, but I don’t think it scales well. You’d need every postie to have an online device that allows them to link QR code/uuid code to the real address, and delivery just gets a lot harder.
In Australia, AusPost allows you to generate a “virtual” PO box, which is a lot easier to deal with, but you have to go to the post office to pickup.