Jonnax

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by Jonnax 6y ago
So you're saying that it was incompatible British Values that caused the UK media to lie about what the EU was doing. So that list of 100+ lies printed by the UK Press was fine, as it was an effort to manipulate people to have a negati
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by Jonnax 6y ago
"The website, which offers officials in Brussels a chance to rebut media accusations of meddling, features hundreds of reports that are based on inaccurate or misleading information." So it was made for officials to rebut lies pri
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by Jonnax 6y ago
This is a forum where people share what they've built. But also it's hosted by a Venture Capitalist Firm. So even if it was advertising I don't see the problem
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by Jonnax 6y ago
https://support.lenovo.com/gb/en/solutions/pd031426-linux-fo... This is Lenovo's list of laptops with the minimum versions of Redhat, Suse and Ubuntu they support.
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by Jonnax 6y ago
You don't have a right to make someone read your opinion.
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by Jonnax 6y ago
Does the article show that? Is there any examples of the quality of the video? If someone's face is a handful of pixels and them presenting their screen is a blur or super laggy, is that good enough? What happens if one person makes a
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by Jonnax 6y ago
Most photo cameras which have a HDMI output are designed for both use cases. A camera shutter is more likely to wear out than the sensor stopping working
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by Jonnax 6y ago
There's a concept of "contention" when it comes to consumer broadband. Your 50/5 broadband isn't dedicated to you, instead you share a single up link connection. Depending on where you live and how they've exte
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by Jonnax 6y ago
Are you a malware author that has been victimised by the Safebrowsing list or know of a legitimate site that has been affected? Or have you made up a hypothetical and decided to get angry about that?
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by Jonnax 6y ago
There is a merge request that has gone stale which has support for the USG but it only does about 200mbps as the Octeon hardware has a proprietary hardware acelllerator.
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by Jonnax 6y ago
I presume the reason is GDPR checking. Has the UK data protection law deviated significantly from GDPR?
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by Jonnax 6y ago
So a 115 millions PS4s have been sold. A CMOS battery lasts about 15 years. The issue arises when the PS4 APIs are not available. At what point does Sony drop their APIs? Is it really just 'a few years'?
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by Jonnax 6y ago
https://rms-open-letter.github.io/ The organisations that I've heard of which called for the board at the FSF to resign: - X.org Foundation - Tor Project - Mozilla - The HardenedBSD Foundation / The HardenedBSD Pr
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by Jonnax 6y ago
Stallman has stated that he does not have Aspergers or Autism. But for some reason people online can't stop themselves from diagnosing him with it.
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by Jonnax 6y ago
Right. The officer just randomly died the next day. People tend to randomly drop dead. So what about the officers that weren't killed? Plenty of videos of them being beaten with pipes. One officer crushed against a door. What do you th
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by Jonnax 6y ago
Indeed. My point was more that due to things like LI. It might influence an attitude towards security of "it doesn't really matter" when it comes to properly implementing secure controls
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by Jonnax 6y ago
The two protestors that died on the day were reported as the two deaths. And the outlet who reported about the officer death posted a retraction about the police officer being killed by the fire extinguisher. It's a straight up lie to
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by Jonnax 6y ago
The other side of this is that mobile networks are national infrastructure. The concept of "lawful intercept" is baked into the networks from a fundamental standpoint. This might be a reason why there's less care about these
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by Jonnax 6y ago
And what did they say exactly? That the news lied about the January 6 event and also lied about the black lives matter protests? In their own words 50,000 people were at the capital so they said it would be statistically likely for people t
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by Jonnax 6y ago
I'm always amazed how Soros gets scapegoated for everything in the world whilst every other billionaire and politician/country gets a free pass. Though I gues these days I'm hearing that Bill Gates is microchipping vaccines f
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by Jonnax 6y ago
Are you actually serious? She's been going after amazon for years. Like breaking up big tech companies is pretty much the only thing you hear about her in passing. A personal vendetta against their twitter account just didn't star
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by Jonnax 6y ago
https://www.businessinsider.com/elizabeth-warren-amazon-twit... I've quote the tweets below. Warren has been campaigning to break up large tech companies. What is so unprofessional about that? Clearly if she was to tr
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by Jonnax 6y ago
I don't see where Warren is wrong here. Care to explain it? Because it seems like the point of view advocated is "Politicans should not express views I don't like on social media"
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Why can't US Senators do that? I presume the people that voted for Warren are on her side in this argument so she's being an advocate for their views. Just because you think Amazon's employees being forced to piss in bottles
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by Jonnax 6y ago
So it's okay for a business to treat employees so badly they find they have to piss in bottles? And it's okay for their official PR twitter account to lie and say it doesn't happen? But it's not okay that a politician sa
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by Jonnax 6y ago
They baited Warren by lying about the fact that Amazon warehouse / delivery employees have to urinate in bottles to meet deadlines? The tweets from their account caused significant negative press for Amazon on news and social media acr
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by Jonnax 6y ago
Kinda feels like you copy and pasted Oracle's official justification for disallowing benchmarks of their database.
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by Jonnax 6y ago
This is a lot of words to say that Google found and caused the patching of security exploits in consumer devices such as Safari, iPhones and Android phones. And the users of the exploits were a state actor that was friendly to the USA. Whic
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by Jonnax 6y ago
>Until 2018 card purchases required hand signatures, 15 years after Europe switched to chip-and-pin. Wow. That's really surprising. I haven't had to sign for a purchase in years. In fact the last time I did it, the idea of a sq
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by Jonnax 6y ago
This is quite old. I think Amarok's Qt5 port didn't get finished, and I think Elisa is the new KDE music player: https://invent.kde.org/multimedia/elisa Also CD Burning? I think even in 2017 PCs and Laptops

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