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by ChocolateGod 3mo ago
The fault lies in the distribution for it's default configuration, not systemd. The article even mentions that distros ship with it turned off
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by ChocolateGod 3mo ago
IIRC Google never originally intended for Wireless ADB to be used by the very same device, as it skirts the intended app permission model even if it takes many steps to opt in.
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by ChocolateGod 3mo ago
Why would the EU stop it?
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by ChocolateGod 3mo ago
This is why I don't use Mastodon. What you can see is completely reliant on what kind of politics the admin supports at that time.
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by ChocolateGod 3mo ago
> With any decently sufficient backend data analysis, you catch these folks just as easy. No you can't. Using server side analysis of behaviour will always get false positives, especially as ML networks are getting better and better
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by ChocolateGod 3mo ago
Fortnite doesn't actively oppose Linux, compared to Roblox cheating which keeps a lot of logic on the server, cheating on Fortnite on the client has a more bigger impact. Unfortunately there's no way to properly ship a kernel leve
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by ChocolateGod 3mo ago
> software installed and updated manually from vetted repos only So something most desktop Linux users don't do.
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by ChocolateGod 3mo ago
4G is ending up as the replacement to 2G as the base network. I suspect 5G networks will be shut down before 4G ones given IoT devices are largely setting on the low power variants of LTE.
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by ChocolateGod 3mo ago
> FYI, Android has had zRAM support since KitKat, which is from (checking notes) 2013. Same year as iOS. iOS compresses regular pages, it doesn't need to go through the swap system to compress/decompress them. This imho should
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by ChocolateGod 3mo ago
How much of that internal tooling was related or shared with Oppo?
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by ChocolateGod 3mo ago
I preferred OnePlus over Oppo simply because OnePlus phones visually look cleaner, despite likely being from the same design team. It seems Oppo (and Chinese OEMs in general) are allergic to symmetrical camera bumps.
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by ChocolateGod 3mo ago
Oppo owns OnePlus completely. There used to be BBK Electronics that owned both, but it split up and OnePlus got placed under Oppo.
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by ChocolateGod 3mo ago
To be fair, the situation of the Falklands is very different to Gibraltar. The Falklands were never Argentinian. The "native" inhabitants are the ones currently living there.
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by ChocolateGod 3mo ago
Spain ceded Gibraltar under the Treaty of Utrecht.
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by ChocolateGod 3mo ago
Russia says the same thing about Ukraine.
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by ChocolateGod 3mo ago
> but not for a developer I disagree. Immutable distros are great for developers, you set your dev env up in a container environment and when it goes pear shape you can just tear it down and start again without needing to worry about lea
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by ChocolateGod 3mo ago
> You can't "sudo make install" You can if you're going to target /usr/local, which should be where make install installs if it's following the FHS correctly.
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by ChocolateGod 3mo ago
Microsoft is responsible for the updates on a Lenovo.
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by ChocolateGod 3mo ago
Because it's their operating system and their live services? Just like Microsoft with Windows.
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by ChocolateGod 3mo ago
That doesn't work when someone has multiple or virtual cards. That also means if someone steals my phone they get my credit card too. Not a great solution.
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by ChocolateGod 3mo ago
There's a fair amount of blame there, but it's also partially how Android has to be compiled/built for the hardware.
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by ChocolateGod 3mo ago
Unfortunately it still requires OEMs to ship that kernel.
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by ChocolateGod 3mo ago
> We should be fighting against SafetyNet and similar attestation systems. The proper solution is one we had with desktop computing for decades. If you keep the key material on your eID or bank card So you want a bank card/ID card t
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by ChocolateGod 3mo ago
> Considering that it's rare to get kernel (or any) updates on non-flagship phones How the cluster f*k of the Android update situation Google has allowed this to happen really needs a regulator to step in. Planned obsolescence is s
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by ChocolateGod 3mo ago
External HDDs.
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by ChocolateGod 3mo ago
Nearly every law pushed by the EU Commission has support from the EU Council. Chat control is no different.
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by ChocolateGod 3mo ago
You can use system APIs to get the memory space of another application in Windows as long as their run by the same user. However iirc processes can opt out of this so only administrators can.
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by ChocolateGod 3mo ago
> In my opinion, the debate about kernel anti-cheat on Windows is fear-mongering I don't think a lot of people who complain about kernel anti-cheat actually play competitive games.
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by ChocolateGod 3mo ago
If you're in the kernel you at least have raw access to the USB controller and input events, thus can try pick out real mouses from fake ones.
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by ChocolateGod 3mo ago
> Riot went as far as pushing a UEFI firmware update to Valorant players to close a hardware attack — the first time an anti-cheat has reached below the operating system to change your firmware I don't believe Vanguard did this at a

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