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by Aissen 5y ago
This is two weeks old, but a few other publications covered this: https://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/amazon-removing-popular... https://www.reviewgeek.com/81928/aukey-is-in-trouble-with-am... h
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by Aissen 5y ago
The point is you can get it the next day on Prime. You're paying for availability (between 1.8x, 2.2x markup), and ease of sending a product back should it not match your expectations. Edit: also, big brands like Aukey have stock avail
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by Aissen 5y ago
Is any product available ?
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by Aissen 5y ago
My understanding is that this PR session is basically the announcement of the deal. True, it would be nice to know how long they've had a deal, but IMHO it's more interesting to know for how long the team has been working on the n
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by Aissen 5y ago
I know satellite photo-imagery has greatly improved, as seen recently by the flex satellite companies showed on the Ever Given incident, but I'm a bit tickled by the conflation of satellite and aerial imagery. The later is the one we t
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by Aissen 5y ago
Which devices ? They did find a solution for most Android devices, and it is now the default chain provided via ACME.
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by Aissen 5y ago
There is a simpler explanation: I once worked an (industrial+officies) site of high-tech company, and they had their own private Cell tower, with phones that only worked on the site; maybe they forgot to update the time. IIRC, small base st
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by Aissen 5y ago
Note that this change in policy is probably ahead of a potential legislation by the government. Some industries do not like being regulated, and insurers are painfully aware of the impact of legislation. So this is more of a reaction than a
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by Aissen 5y ago
Isn't it what Synology is or was doing with ExtJS ?
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Report on University of Minnesota Breach-of-Trust Incident(lore.kernel.org)
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by Aissen 5y ago
> And it filters the rest. If this is a goal, reduce the number of scams, then OK. If the goal is to reduce the percentage of people scammed or how much scammers extract from the platform, I'm not convinced those are met. And that&#
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by Aissen 5y ago
I'm sure you're ok with it, but it doesn't have the effect you think it has: https://www.theverge.com/2021/2/8/22272849/apple-app-store-s...
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by Aissen 5y ago
Just taking the first example in this list, the new COVID-19 rule, do you remember when Google banned the most popular Android Podcast app for a few days ? Of course the Google Podcasts app wasn't banned during the same period: https:
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by Aissen 5y ago
I doubt you can run blueutil directly on the headset. This app controls the headset's pairings, from the Mac.
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by Aissen 5y ago
See this doc for how the full process works: https://github.com/fosslinux/live-bootstrap/blob/master/part... In particular, this the very first step: https://github.com/oriansj/stage
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by Aissen 5y ago
One of the biggest value of shellcheck is that all of its errors are documented on their wiki, and easily searchable. If you don't understand why there is an error, the wiki page will tell you why an idiom is bad, and in some cases poi
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by Aissen 6y ago
To rephrase what I meant; those two aren't exclusive: - statically link a library - have all binaries in the system use the same version of the library, and updated when the library needs to be updated.
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by Aissen 6y ago
Distros have been known to patch packages that wanted a fixed version of a dependency. In fact, most have it has their default policy.
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by Aissen 6y ago
If you can retest everything, you can rebuild everything. But that doesn't help the network bandwidth issue. Debian doesn't have incremental binary diff packages anyway (delta debs) in the default repos anyway, so there's roo
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by Aissen 6y ago
This is not the same product.
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by Aissen 6y ago
It's quite funny (kudos!), but it's not worth that much, see: https://bscscan.com/token/0x00aa85e010204068b7cc2235800b2d80... or: https://poocoin.app/tokens/0x00aa85e010204068b7cc2235800b
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by Aissen 6y ago
> Now, it's a shame Google couldn't let them know what was the issue. However, it's a safe assumption that the vast majority of people Google support deals with are spammers. And there's a lot of them. If Google gave
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by Aissen 6y ago
It's a long road from Steve Jobs' "Those jobs are not coming back" to Obama.
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by Aissen 6y ago
It's good to see such optimism. But it's not necessarily true, see for example the Apple MFi program that requires custom chips provided only by Apple as way to tax & lock devices. In the TV/broadcast business Roku is in,
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by Aissen 6y ago
Greg does not joke around: https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/20210421130105.1226686-1-gregkh... [PATCH 000/190] Revertion of all of the umn.edu commits
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by Aissen 6y ago
I am not missing how they changed emails, I was in fact commenting on that. Being reviewer (vs maintainer) is not having any special privilege, it's just subscribing to emails.
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by Aissen 6y ago
Counterpoint: this employee wasn't trying to "bypass" anything. The change from maintainer to reviewer only means they wanted to be in copy of patches/emails in order to provide feedback; providing reviewer time is basic
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by Aissen 6y ago
Some open source product owners have understood the value of not tracking their users. Others, it seems, still think it's a benign thing to do. To be more constructive: if you need data, ask your users to enable telemetry (or in this c
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by Aissen 6y ago
I wish we could be freed from the horrendous bluetooth HSP audio designed during the last millenium. The A2DP codec wars and lack of bi-directionnal implementations in the wild do not make me optimistic.
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by Aissen 6y ago
FYI, this is the video: https://peertube.sunknudsen.com/videos/watch/182e7a03-729c-4... ; the links in the description: KRACK Attacks: Breaking WPA2 https://www.krackattacks.com/ KRACK - Key Rein

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