ChocolateGod

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by ChocolateGod 5d ago
They should make a form where you input the serial number and apply for a key, applying that key in config.txt disables the hardware verification checks on the bootrom.
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by ChocolateGod 11d ago
> Snap is the same thing but worse IIRC Snap relies heavily on AppArmor for sandboxing, so on anything non-Ubuntu the sandboxing is non-existent.
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by ChocolateGod 11d ago
AppImages do not work anywhere close to how macOSs .apps do, and even if they did the approach isn't correct for how things work on Linux.
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by ChocolateGod 12d ago
Qualcomm (and Nvidia I think?) are the only mainstream ARM SoCs vendors that support TianoCore/UEFI on their chipsets.
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by ChocolateGod 13d ago
How does this handle runtime updates if the source cpak Containerfile doesn't get rebuilt? Right now on Flatpak, if I target org.freedesktop.Platform, when that gets security updates to libraries, my application will use them without n
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by ChocolateGod 14d ago
4G is becoming the "baseline" and replacing 2G in many of those services, especially the "low energy" IoT implementations of LTE.
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by ChocolateGod 15d ago
Yep. Swap + zswap + earlyoom is a great safety need incase things get hairy.
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by ChocolateGod 16d ago
Couldn't the camera encode information from the depth sensor and prevent this.
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by ChocolateGod 19d ago
> the bummer is that all this "work" is just wasted cycles There's probably an overlap with people who think anubis is a good idea and those who think we should be doing more to battle climate change. The two views are not
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by ChocolateGod 20d ago
The sad part is that it's known that Apple internally maintains Linux ports to their SoCs > https://talents.vaia.com/companies/apple-inc/software-engine...
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by ChocolateGod 20d ago
I think there's been a mistake in the thinking that restricting the licensing on open source projects will make the companies that use them as a service would make them contribute. They don't, the companies just replace the softwa
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by ChocolateGod 21d ago
We also live in a world where site owners purposely put anime cat girls on their websites that serve no purpose then to waste cpu cycles.
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by ChocolateGod 24d ago
Those responses are disgusting. I bet you every one of these individuals criticised X for being toxic.
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by ChocolateGod 25d ago
So an app that uses an unofficial API broke when that API changed? Not news nor "blocking".
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by ChocolateGod 25d ago
Chrome is an outlier to how most apps will do things.
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by ChocolateGod 27d ago
> phone gets uncomfortably warm as it's doing the number crunching IMHO if I visit your website and it intentionally starts wasting my electricity for no other reason than to cost me money, with no opt in, it's hostile and mali
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by ChocolateGod 27d ago
> How is landing on the moon not a publicity stunt? What can the humans do that massively cheaper robots couldn't - besides take some awesome photos and bring back some more moon rocks? Humans have intuition and curiosity, they can
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by ChocolateGod 28d ago
Ironically the recent CVE that's being used to root Android phones (Ghostlock) running GKI images is mitigated by MTE.
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by ChocolateGod 28d ago
Starship is mostly funded by Starlink. Yes, Musk is a crappy character, but that's not a reason to make things up. This isn't Reddit.
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by ChocolateGod 28d ago
Musks company provides not only the most cost effective but also the most reliable access to space that is currently unparalleled by any other company. We should thank the government for spending tax money efficiently. You should blame the
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by ChocolateGod 28d ago
IIRC the mirror is from a spy satellite, but the chassis and electronics are all NASA.
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by ChocolateGod 28d ago
Apparently LLMs are fascist technology according to one (now former) Debian developer and using it is supporting fascism. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQ5MeeaXUAAIMLX?format=jpg&name=... Somewhat insulting to those
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by ChocolateGod 28d ago
The US being an unreliable partner.
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by ChocolateGod 28d ago
It's already in the Schengen. Iceland already heavily integrated into the EU, the only outliers are currency, foreign policy, security, political institutions, customs and some trading sectors like fishing. Currency (since the exchange
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by ChocolateGod 29d ago
Maybe just my brain but I find it easier to follow those { and [ then tabs and -
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by ChocolateGod 29d ago
Unfortunately it's now a positive feedback loop where AI is trained on AI meaning these weird design choices are now more common than not.
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by ChocolateGod 29d ago
Yep. Reliability > Speed. Whenever people complain systemd boots slow, it's because it's following the dependency graph set by the distro which focusses reliability over speed.
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by ChocolateGod 29d ago
Apple doesn't pay to ship macOS on its devices.
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by ChocolateGod 29d ago
I think a format that relies so heavily on invisible characters is terrible, but thats just me.
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by ChocolateGod 1mo ago
Being honest, I am struggling to understand your comment.

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