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331.
Who Decides Who Doesn't Deserve Privacy?(troyhunt.com)
4 points by LorenDB 9mo ago|1 comments
332.
We can't have nice things because of AI scrapers(blog.metabrainz.org)
465 points by LorenDB 9mo ago|266 comments
333.
Latest SteamOS Beta Now Includes Ntsync Kernel Driver(phoronix.com)
106 points by LorenDB 10mo ago|41 comments
334.
Hypermind: the High-Availability Solution to a Problem That Doesn't Exist(github.com)
1 points by LorenDB 10mo ago|0 comments
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History of the browser user-agent string(webaim.org)
3 points by LorenDB 10mo ago|0 comments
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by LorenDB 10mo ago
Android users who get the updates in quarters where Google intends to not drop code should be able to legally request the open source code, no? In other words, couldn't e.g. the FSF be able to force Google to release code quarterly any
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AOSP on a diet plan as Google halves Android code drops(theregister.com)
8 points by LorenDB 10mo ago|3 comments
338.
by LorenDB 10mo ago
Can we stop calling these platforms "prediction markets" and start calling them "gambling apps"?
339.
Claude's Minecraft Adventures(minecraft.gptkids.app)
1 points by LorenDB 10mo ago|1 comments
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by LorenDB 10mo ago
The KDE UI has improved a lot since the early 5.x days (it's already at 6.5), and some of the design people are working on a style overhaul.
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by LorenDB 10mo ago
For context, KDE pushes one (1) donation notification per year and includes a button to opt out of future reminders. It's made a huge difference for them in donations.
342.
by LorenDB 10mo ago
Qt/QML can do all those targets as well (although it is admittedly jankier on mobile than Flutter or Swift would be).
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Florida Is Testing a Highway That Can Wirelessly Charge EVs While You Drive(ghacks.net)
1 points by LorenDB 10mo ago|0 comments
344.
How to Win at eBay: How to Search(kenrockwell.com)
5 points by LorenDB 10mo ago|3 comments
345.
by LorenDB 10mo ago
Ah, that makes sense.
346.
by LorenDB 10mo ago
The nice move in this scenario would have been to make the game free instead of delisting. Gamers can still enjoy it, and you don't have to worry about income once the company is closed.
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A font with built-in TeX syntax highlighting(rajeeshknambiar.wordpress.com)
44 points by LorenDB 10mo ago|6 comments
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What's moving into the public domain in 2026?(blog.archive.org)
11 points by LorenDB 10mo ago|2 comments
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by LorenDB 10mo ago
I suspected this as well. It took me a bit to find confirmation, but the weirdly merged WD drives give it away.
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by LorenDB 10mo ago
The redneck version goes something like "Jingle Bells, shotgun shells, Santa Claus is dead. Grandma got her .44 and shot him in the head." Don't ask, it's not original with me.
351.
by LorenDB 10mo ago
Fresh installs of Enterprise do not have any of the extra garbage on the start menu. It's just a few Office apps, Edge, and Explorer. Your Windows install probably started as Pro and then was changed to an Enterprise license key later.
352.
by LorenDB 10mo ago
Smells like AI slop to me.
353.
Getting bitten by Intel's poor naming schemes(lorendb.dev)
295 points by LorenDB 10mo ago|151 comments
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by LorenDB 10mo ago
> Qt Creator is actually very good, perhaps unexpectedly so for those who haven’t used it This. I can't abide VSCode. I instead use Qt Creator for all my C++ development.
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by LorenDB 10mo ago
Puppy Linux should do this IIRC.
356.
Problems with D-Bus on the Linux desktop(blog.vaxry.net)
336 points by LorenDB 10mo ago|318 comments
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Processing 630M More Pwned Passwords, Courtesy of the FBI(troyhunt.com)
1 points by LorenDB 10mo ago|0 comments
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by LorenDB 10mo ago
"Sort of expensive" doesn't really convey the true state of affairs, i.e. memory prices have jumped 300% or more.
359.
by LorenDB 10mo ago
What is it with the Polish always messing up products? (yes, /s)
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Algorithmic Pixel Dithering(voxelith.art)
4 points by LorenDB 11mo ago|0 comments

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