Avamander

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by Avamander 5mo ago
> I tried Elfeed2 immediately after the announcement, well, it's nowhere near the experience of elfeed in Emacs. Isn't that kinda expected with a new software release, that it doesn't have a 100% feature parity?
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by Avamander 5mo ago
> llm allows for easier fragmentation.. I also suspect it allows easier consolidation. Moving from a deprecated lib to a new (and better) one for example. Implementations will likely homogenize a bit as well, but on the other hand boy am
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by Avamander 5mo ago
There's the SVG Tiny profile that some implementations use, like BIMI/VMCs.
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by Avamander 5mo ago
Dirac Live BC or Dirac Live ART? I would love to know how much these room correction approaches differ in practice.
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by Avamander 5mo ago
> The end result of this is a version of Weekend at Bernie’s where both GPG and OpenPGP are fighting over how to dress up the corpse, while the rest of the world has moved on. Unfortunately there's something akin to a conflict of in
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by Avamander 6mo ago
The 802.11ah offerings right now are a mess though. Mostly proprietary and just generally very buggy. I don't know of a single chip that can actually be used with up-to-date Linux. Do you? Be it Morse Micro, Newracom, Taixin or any oth
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by Avamander 6mo ago
Why would those pieces of data (DOB, full name, address) ever be sufficient for identity theft? If that's sufficient to achieve anything then those systems are built on top of hopes and dreams.
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by Avamander 6mo ago
They even do it on Google Play. No, I don't want to buy books in a language I can't read, suggest me ones that I can. It's been like that for a decade now I think. I guess it doesn't make them lose a noticeable amount of
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by Avamander 6mo ago
Raytheon literally asked for the signing keys of CopperheadOS? After all this vagueposting around it, I find that hard to believe. Or is it just that Raytheon went against what he thought CopperheadOS stood for?
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by Avamander 6mo ago
> They "handle the business" while someone else does 99% of the actual work, then ask to split 50/50. As a response, Micay decided to destroy the update signing keys for all the CopperheadOS devices out in the wild. Result
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by Avamander 6mo ago
That archive.ph link has a nasty captcha I can't seem to pass with regular Chrome nor Firefox. Is there a mirror of that mirror?
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by Avamander 6mo ago
> Something along the lines of "you know regardless of whether or not you're factually correct, these public attacks on other people companies are really bad for your image" Sometimes they aren't even factually correc
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by Avamander 6mo ago
OVH does the same, but only gives you a /128. Which is ridiculously shitty of them.
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by Avamander 6mo ago
> including even merely closing those APIs entirely but they continue to do nothing about it. At the same time I've been bit by a ticket vendor's anti-bot block by simply browsing the site and clicking their own "retry&quo
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by Avamander 6mo ago
> Since you can't really quantify these properties (as opposed to: the problem is either solved or not) I think we could quantify these properties, just not entirely. One could take a long-term project and analyze how often or which
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by Avamander 6mo ago
I would suspect that some of the slowdown that the author encountered does occur with even a dozen or so add-ons. Why else would Firefox bother you about resetting your profile if you haven't returned in a while?
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by Avamander 6mo ago
Judging from the side it seems like there aren't a lot of developers and the current few have their favorite subsystems, those get almost all of the attention. The rest is kept as-is and does not progress. I also don't know if the
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by Avamander 6mo ago
I've tried so many while doing a bit of research into MUAs and I can't say there are any alternatives that could replace it properly. But depending on your usage or if you're not a demanding user, there might be something out
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by Avamander 6mo ago
> If you don't click that last button, outlook uploads your IMAP email credentials to their own MS Cloud instance, and that proxies all your emails via microsoft's cloud servers. Do they read your email messages for advertising
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by Avamander 6mo ago
Most certainly it's related to this: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/hardware-dev-center...
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by Avamander 6mo ago
I saw a tweet saying that there's a requirement for verification. > Effective October 16, 2025, Microsoft will initiate mandatory account verification for all partners in the Windows Hardware Program who have not completed account v
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by Avamander 6mo ago
That Gist does explain quite a few flaws Claude has. I wonder if MEMORY.md is sufficient to counteract the prompt without patching.
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by Avamander 6mo ago
I feel like the maximum effort mode kind-of wraps around and starts becoming "desperate" to the extent of lazy or a monkey's paw, similar to how lower effort modes or a poor prompt.
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by Avamander 6mo ago
> The most concrete issue for me, as highlighted by djb, is that when the NSA insists against hybrids The fact that only NSA does that and they really have no convincing arguments seems like the biggest reason why the wider internet shou
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by Avamander 6mo ago
> I accept not being able to tamper with my ID card, I may say it's "mine" but it ultimately belongs to the government; I don't accept not being able to tamper with my computers, they wouldn't belong to me anymor
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by Avamander 6mo ago
I installed Fedora on BTRFS using their installer and I lost that partition entirely. Couldn't wrestle it back to life to even copy stuff off it. I think what happened was that the machine ran out of battery in suspend, but an unclean
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by Avamander 6mo ago
Product rebrandings are kinda irrelevant. Your link nicely says "as a general rule you can't use values from recent devices due to them only being allowed with full hardware backed attestation". These attestation workarounds
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by Avamander 6mo ago
> as letting the user lie to apps is essential to user's agency. You do understand that in this case the user's agency has a very clear line? Tampering with an electronic identity software is not a fundamental right the same wa
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by Avamander 6mo ago
> This is still orthogonal to letting users who want to patch things patch them, and not letting the apps verify what environment they run in. It's all compatible with each other, and with both regular and power users. No, they&#x27
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by Avamander 6mo ago
Custom ROMs no longer pass SafetyNet attestation, which apps such as banking ones (or streaming service ones) check.

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