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by Dah00n 2y ago
Does it work with SafetyNet? Otherwise there is no banking, payments, national digital ID systems, etc. which make it kinda useless.
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by Dah00n 2y ago
Wasn't Brave caught doing stupid stuff a few times?
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by Dah00n 2y ago
Please add something to the conversation.
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by Dah00n 2y ago
the lengths that people go to to defend them is obviously agenda-driven and a result of emotions
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by Dah00n 2y ago
Use JohnTHallerNix and it can be. Debian is again taking care of their users. Unlike upstream, Which isn't new. Did he do it in the best way? No. Did he do the right thing? Absolutely.
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by Dah00n 2y ago
>If Debian shipped a Linux kernel point release that disabled networking That is not comparable. "If Debian shipped a Linux kernel point release that removed a risky networking plugin and some disabled-by-default plugins and made a
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by Dah00n 2y ago
They are not "features that are turned off by default" but plugins that are now actually plugins and not built-in features that are turned off. Why on earth would they include plugins that aren't plugged in as a default? Ho
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by Dah00n 2y ago
They didn't "gut what upstream built". He published it without plugins and made a -full version that include plugins. If plugins are plugged in as default it isn't a plugin but a built-in feature. This is the correct w
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by Dah00n 2y ago
Podcast transcripts on HN? What's next? YouTube subtitles hosted on Git, linked on HN?
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by Dah00n 2y ago
If they use recruiters, I'm out. They are part of the problem.
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by Dah00n 2y ago
>If I own some data, then I get to dictate the terms of how that data is used. Period. What if you got that data from me/users and I/we claim the same rights (like GDPR for example)? Will you still honour ownership as above?
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by Dah00n 3y ago
Why? EU have never gone after Apple or Google because of their prices. This isn't Apple. Novo Nordisk doesn't make medicine that only work if your other medicine is made by them or force you to use their payment card (?!?!?). If y
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by Dah00n 3y ago
>There is a minority of the country that is over represented in the media Are those that support people to own and carry guns a minority? Edit: Well, that came out a bit wrong, I think. I didn't mean to support or not support OP. I
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by Dah00n 3y ago
Size isn't the issue, but she does use it yes. With friends scattered throughout Europe.
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by Dah00n 3y ago
>You can receive text messages too Not really. It isn't that simple, which you'd know if you read only a few comments here. For example, my mother has only one friend with an iPhone. Of all her friends, she is the only one she
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by Dah00n 3y ago
Looking at clones (and earlier attempts like Vine) they feel very… well, American! Like how a British crime series feel different to US one. To get TikTok with more of the American-feel look at Instagram (through it is a clone so not all th
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by Dah00n 3y ago
What an asinine comment. What you are basically saying is to buy an iPhone to use with friends that use iPhone and then buy an Android to use with friends that have an Android phone or that you pick your friends based on their phone. Beca
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by Dah00n 3y ago
>It still won’t have end to end encryption (like the iMessage protocol does) If Apple can access it in any way (which they can) then it is not real E2EE.
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by Dah00n 3y ago
>Sure RCS might make that better (I’m skeptical — standards support in the Android ecosystem is very inconsistent and varying in quality) Maybe, but my old mom and her old Huawei phone works with zero problems with my brand new OnePlus a
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by Dah00n 3y ago
What? Even my old mom uses RCS with zero problems. It is a solved problem and Apple is dragging their feet exactly because of this.
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by Dah00n 3y ago
Chinese cars are getting quite interesting (though I wouldn't likely use this specific gadget) and the time from launch of their first car to being in the finals in Car of the year was much faster than Japanese and Korean cars.
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by Dah00n 3y ago
>The landlords buying up real estate are mom-and-pops with fewer than 10 properties. That might be true, but there are lots of companies that own more than 1000 homes. 1-3 should be the limit.
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by Dah00n 3y ago
>No other PC will have this level of integration. "640K software is all the memory anybody would ever need on a computer."
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by Dah00n 3y ago
It has always been there and it has always been better for some people . Nothing has changed. The day Linux on the desktop arrive, for the masses as meant in the meme, is the day Linux dies.
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by Dah00n 3y ago
Even if we say we agree (which we don't) how is this worse? Is a 25 gigabyte Windows 11 install better? I'd take this (IMO unrealistic comparison) over Microsofts and Apples way to do things any day.
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by Dah00n 3y ago
I've used Linux on and off as both daily driver, dual boot and in my homelab. I'm definitely not kidding myself when I say I feel that for me, Linux is far ahead. Nothing you wrote changes that, even though I don't really agr
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by Dah00n 3y ago
One difference is that most (all?) consoles are sold at a loss and they survive on profits from games. Apple would do perfectly fine with no income from games while Xbox and PlayStation would be DOA. Strictly my opinion, but I also believe
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by Dah00n 3y ago
Ordered list of reasons I don't believe anything worthwhile will happen: 1. Boeing is a huge defence contractor with both civil and military products sold worldwide. A big loss to Boeing will be seen as a big loss to American hegemony.
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by Dah00n 3y ago
Why should Slack's later complaint come before Spotify's earlier complaint? Besides, it is not like all cases take the same amount of time.
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by Dah00n 3y ago
BrowserS? I can only think of one (and it isn't Safari).

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