M95D

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by M95D 11mo ago
Most web sites don't need that. Cat pics excluded, of course. And I prefer text over video. Cat videos excluded, of course.
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by M95D 11mo ago
> 1GB of RAM and everyone could be happy I remember a time when I was surfing the web with 256MB and a 5KB/s modem.
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by M95D 11mo ago
> Because Steam gives customers useful features that are good? No, because users are lazy enough to not support the better option.
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by M95D 11mo ago
> GoG should also directly support Linux. GOG is an online shop. It shouldn't support anything but browsers, bank cards and download managers.
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by M95D 11mo ago
I think you should split the problem into hardware and software parts: - Hardware We won't have any hardware without secure boot and we won't have the signing keys. Signed firmware is required for everything x86, everything Apple,
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by M95D 11mo ago
^ The essence of why we're doomed.
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by M95D 11mo ago
> A rich billionaire can still be affected by shareholders. A rich billioneaire is a shareholder. > If they stop providing shareholder value [...] they have to change. But we (the small people) don't care about the shareholder
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by M95D 11mo ago
And only 24 years left until Ladybird is usable as a replacement. /s
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by M95D 11mo ago
The state of mess the code is in?
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by M95D 11mo ago
> ‘the government’ has asked me to believe "The government" doesn't care what you belive as long as you pay your taxes and obey the laws.
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by M95D 11mo ago
> 5.8 seconds And your insurer will know when, where, and how often you do it.
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by M95D 11mo ago
One way to protest against this would be to run our cert revoke&update script every hour.
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by M95D 11mo ago
> The CAN traffic is unencrypted. It was pretty easy to MITM this module with a cheap arm Linux board And you didn't poison their databases and statistics with fake data?? OMG, I'm thinking of buying one of these cars just fo
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by M95D 11mo ago
> And the plan to make this the consensus view is to ban Apple-style curated app stores. Nobody is banning Apple-style curated app stores. They're banning the monopoly of only one app store. > If the Europeans had any idea how to
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by M95D 11mo ago
I miss car crashes - realistic crashes like in Mad Max 1, not explosions or rollover on a hidden ramp. I guess cars are too expensive these days to crash them for a movie.
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by M95D 11mo ago
I really liked the fact they had full menu bars on resolutions far lower than phones had 15 years ago. No hamburger menus.
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by M95D 11mo ago
> I use btrfs for my backups... Say what?!? I got burned too. I made a snapshot and "btrfs send" it by pipe to an xz archive. When I tried to restore, I got a CRC error (from "btrfs receive", not xz). Everything lost.
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by M95D 11mo ago
> Americans are holding onto devices longer than ever and it's costing the economy Americans are holding onto devices longer than ever and it's costing the (Apple) investors I fixed it.
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by M95D 11mo ago
Why not contribute to Ladybird instead?
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by M95D 11mo ago
> I think I see the appeal of burning it all down and living in a cabin in the woods. AFAIK, you're not allowed to live in a cabin in the woods in Europe.
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by M95D 11mo ago
So why not use a card? What does that have to do with phones?
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by M95D 11mo ago
Oh, please, please, exclude Romania. I live close to our nuclear power plant. I'm scared of our incompetence as it is, without trying to make any nukes.
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by M95D 11mo ago
I don't trust that reply. I'm not saying the person(s) who wrote that is(are) lying. It's just that it doesn't seem to come from someone with authority to make decisions like that or even from someone well informed about
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by M95D 11mo ago
Storage occupied, memory, CPU, config complexity, startup time, data transfer, take your pick.
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by M95D 11mo ago
Hold on a sec. Nokia and Ericsson made lots and lots of phone modeles. If you're comparing with cheap ordinary models everyone had, then sure, first iphone was great, but that's not a fair comparison. This is: http://ww
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by M95D 11mo ago
I belive the calibration is lost when power cycled. It may also drift a lot over time.
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by M95D 11mo ago
What you probably don't know yet is that ocean calcifying organisms are the only ones left that still remove CO2 from the atmosphere long term. Trees take CO2, but when they die, bacteria and fungi oxidize the wood back to CO2. Same fo
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by M95D 11mo ago
OMG, that's even worse than containers.
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by M95D 11mo ago
I do use Gentoo currently, but it's so very hard to keep programs from monitoring what happens in the system via dbus and the only firewall for outgoing connections, OpenSnitch, hard-depends on it. Running every major program in a co
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by M95D 11mo ago
They still have Wordpad? :O

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