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by 63stack 1y ago
What would it take for you to admit they are openly hostile? Removing the ability to install without internet, taking up resources on your computer by stuffing more and more forced ai onto you that nobody asked for, resetting default browse
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by 63stack 1y ago
Bullshit. If you try to troubleshoot your windows problems by looking for answers on the internet, you get "certified microsoft experts" giving you tips like "update your antivirus, flip the power cable, and defragment your h
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by 63stack 1y ago
In the top 10 I see only 3: pubg, apex, and rust (no idea about delta force) but unplayable on the steam deck and whether the anticheat filters out linux are not the same.
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by 63stack 1y ago
Do you have anything more tangible than "lol"? Looking at the most played steam charts, there is about 10% that has anticheat that does not work on linux. https://store.steampowered.com/charts/mostplayed
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by 63stack 1y ago
No, you are the one perpetrating old crap from 15 years ago. Most games that come out today, in 2025, are playable on day 1. I'm not just talking about games that are less graphically demanding (eg. Silksong), but games like Silent Hil
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by 63stack 1y ago
This is the first time I see this site, who/what is phrack? A hacker group?
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by 63stack 1y ago
By allocating twice the memory of ...?
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by 63stack 1y ago
Wow. Amazing that we have layers and layers of "security", but it's still not enough, we clearly need more.
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by 63stack 1y ago
That's just android by default, nothing can install apks apart from the play store, without an explicit permission from the user.
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by 63stack 1y ago
No it is not a reasonable fix to this issue. You can't classify a command whether it's destructive or not. It depends on a lot of context. The classification logic needs to run every time you invoke a command. It needs to gather a
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by 63stack 1y ago
Yes there is a massive difference, you are correct. Also, most of the ads do not fall into that category.
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by 63stack 1y ago
How is blocking fdroid updates an "advanced security feature"?
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by 63stack 1y ago
I wouldn't put it past Samsung to find a way to inject ads into gadgets even without screens. Like mandatory open the samsung app every time you connect your headphones and such. They are scummy as fuck.
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by 63stack 1y ago
What's the risk in allowing a port through a firewall to an application you already trust? How do other applications solve this without a need for an open port?
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by 63stack 1y ago
>Everybody, who thinks this is OK, should think again - what if Anna genuinely didn't like parties, you at parties, music at parties or whatever else. Re-invating in that case is disrespectful, intrusive and even rude as all interac
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by 63stack 1y ago
Making demands about how you want to be contacted when the group has been trying to include you for years is a dick move at minimum. You can say sorry I'll call you back in 10 if you are busy. Trying to dress this up as adhd/age&#
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by 63stack 1y ago
I had the same opinion and I am surprised by the amount of feelgood responses in this thread. Anna needs to realize that the amount of people who have the time and willingness to invite someone out for _years_ while receicing no is very low
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by 63stack 1y ago
Oh my god, the syncing requires opening a port??? The amount of hoops these applications require us to jump through nowadays
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by 63stack 1y ago
You are right, but starting with an insane default (there is a lock file, but installing overrides and updates it), then introducing another command that does the expected behavior (npm ci), and then finally making that the default is at le
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by 63stack 1y ago
To be honest, NPM is a complete shitshow when it comes to this, and I wish each and every single person who had a hand in developing it have their keyboards taken away, and never be allowed to touch any developer tooling ever again. See thi
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by 63stack 1y ago
The legalese at the beginning of ...?
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by 63stack 1y ago
Please post your browsing history from your past 14 days to back up your insane hot take.
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by 63stack 1y ago
I've never heard of systemd-{cgtop,cgls}, they are pretty amazing, thanks!
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by 63stack 1y ago
A log4j level vulnerability happens again. Do you need 10 minutes to update? 1 hour? 1 day? 1 week? Multiple months? The more you are drifting behind on updates, the worse it gets, which also affects every one of your users, your business,
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by 63stack 1y ago
There are always some people in the comments that come out of the woodworks to provide a "this is great but tangential reasons why this does not fit one of my use cases " anecdote. You can use these tricks the blog post is showin
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by 63stack 1y ago
Then you run the risk of drifting so much behind that when you actually have to upgrade it becomes a gargantuan task. Both ends of the scale have problems.
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by 63stack 1y ago
Saying that custom roms typically fail attestation is not spreading misinformation, it is very correct, and google is closing the door on it fast. It's possible that this one random rom that you mentioned passes it today, but it might
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by 63stack 1y ago
>If a malware were able to snatch the key material that represents the credit card I'm pretty sure that data is stored in the secure enclave, which is impossible to access by design, root, no root, bootloader unlocked, google approv
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by 63stack 1y ago
I imagine the user account still has a password, it's just getty is configured to auto login on tty1
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by 63stack 1y ago
They should shut off your service if you go over the free tier, and all of these problems would disappear.

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