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by Krssst 2y ago
(need storage too though that's more a cost problem than a space problem)
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by Krssst 2y ago
On my Pixel multi-tasking has become suite limited since Android 13. Cannot switch only one of the apps anymore when dual tasking.
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by Krssst 2y ago
No telemetry, no ads and for some (most?) persons better UX are an advantage but no security updates is a dealbreaker indeed.
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by Krssst 3y ago
Bloomberg seems to be talking about capacity (does not take into account capacity factor, only max output when it's sunny), maybe the article is talking of average actual production? (which is between three and four times lower as far
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by Krssst 3y ago
Looking at today's mainstream software it feels that management agenda (pushing unneeded product X by disrupting user experience) and advertisement are also strongly prioritized over user experience.
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by Krssst 3y ago
On another hand, people that don't take precautions get COVID maybe once a year, while the flu is more once every few years. So even if the dangerosity of an infection was of similar magnitude, COVID would be more impactful because of
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by Krssst 3y ago
> We should be equally concerned about the fauna and flora with which we share our planet. For the plants we eat or that are producing the oxygen we breath, sure.
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by Krssst 3y ago
If a human does that to another human is it a form of harassment? When software does that is that the same?
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by Krssst 3y ago
Does Google use deceptive tactics to prevent you from installing another browser in Android or Chrome?
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by Krssst 3y ago
> I don’t agree that we need any more crypto mining operations, but at what point and whose control does the availability of electricity to a person get determined ? Assuming we want a society where as many people as possible get their b
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by Krssst 3y ago
Also having to look for the hardware that has the right DRM support to be deserving of 1080p streaming rather than 480p.
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by Krssst 3y ago
I wonder if it would be possible to store the data in such a way that another program importing it without user consent would be trivially illegal.
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by Krssst 3y ago
Nobody forces you to install apps outside of the App Store. On Android I don't know of any large-scale app that is not available on the Play Store despite 3rd party stores being supported.
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by Krssst 3y ago
Large reactor not generating is a failure (so it does not happen often and steps are supposed to be taken to limit the risk). NREs not generating is normal behavior (it happens often because that's how it is).
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by Krssst 3y ago
Did not happen on Android.
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by Krssst 3y ago
Protected from installing a web browser with a different engine?
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by Krssst 3y ago
> when the other big players move their apps off the store. It did not happen on Android.
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by Krssst 3y ago
> fossil fuel companies stir up pro-nuclear propaganda in order to deter renewables, Source? Nuclear power plants replace coal plants. Renewables on the other hand can coexist nicely with fossil fuels as backup power for days without win
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by Krssst 3y ago
> How do we know that the vaccine did not cause the same symptoms? Because they started after COVID and not vaccination? Edit: will add https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/vaccination-drama... Vaccination act
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by Krssst 3y ago
> That is a much smaller percentage of the population, more like 1% or less. (French) https://www.sante.fr/covid-long-2-millions-de-personnes-pres... 1.2% of the French population has long COVID with large/very larg
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by Krssst 3y ago
> I don't really understand why one would on purpose use a webmail when there are more practical and efficient MTAs. Search on webmail is instantaneous. It was not on MTAs last time I tried. I remember someone always struggling to
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by Krssst 3y ago
It depends on the requirements. Does CRUD software require the pinnacle of software development? Energy/"talent" would be better spent elsewhere. (don't mean "talent" as derogatory but everyone has its own defi
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by Krssst 3y ago
IMO containers are easier to use than profiles. The main issue is that history seems to be shared across containers, but being able to mix tabs from multiple containers in the same window is very practical. Though I guess it increases the r
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by Krssst 3y ago
> It genuinely doesn't make any sense to me I think it depends on how much of the population have an anti-Android bias. If it's 10% sure let's not care about that at all. If it's 50%, it starts resulting in plenty of
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by Krssst 3y ago
> geothermal power plant. (from the article)
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by Krssst 3y ago
Maybe it's useless but it's not abusive as it does not behave in a way that the user does not want. The other browser tried to push for Web Integrity API and is now degrading adblock experience, I feel that there's really no
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by Krssst 3y ago
They significantly reduce the risk. It does not become zero but if masking means I get COVID once every three years rather than twice a year I'll happily take it.
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by Krssst 3y ago
Also: I find that the air feels warmer in winter when breathing through a mask.
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by Krssst 3y ago
I am a developer, not a doctor, so I just rely.on health authorities as imperfect as they are: https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/71/wr/mm7106e1.htm .
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by Krssst 3y ago
> though one weekend of fighting NVIDIA and wayland tamed that quite a bit Looking back on that, this was mostly self-inflicted (used Debian testing rather than stable, and upgraded from Bullseye to Bookworm then to testing rather than c

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