OneLeggedCat

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by OneLeggedCat 3y ago
> The module should go to sleep lol tell Subaru owners about this. There are tons of them complaining of batteries going dead the last few years, just from sitting a few days in the driveway, while the always-on cellular is at edge of r
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by OneLeggedCat 3y ago
Ah. So vaginal probes are not invasive. Interesting take you have.
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by OneLeggedCat 3y ago
I wonder if the fingerprint and face authentication still suck.
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by OneLeggedCat 3y ago
The camera (actually cameras) on my Pixel 7 Pro is the most over-hyped mediocrity ever. I can't believe that it reviewed so well. The jpeg processing is so over-done that everything looks like cartoons and plastic. The video drops doze
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by OneLeggedCat 3y ago
> Jerry here is asking Anil to make search results shittier on purpose so users will have to make more queries so ads get more impressions? As we've all noticed from the shittier Google results the last several years, this has been
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by OneLeggedCat 3y ago
> Quite literally a first world problem. Exactly. People who have to work for a living are not wasting time or money on the unregulated, abusive, intrusive, deceptive, under-delivering shit show that home automation has become. They ju
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by OneLeggedCat 3y ago
One moment? Have you created a Google account recently? It's not nearly as easy as it used to be. Wants to know DOB, gender, a working phone number that they verify, etc. Seems to me that by linking the phone number to what is probably
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by OneLeggedCat 3y ago
> You NEED a smartphone nowadays for everyday life: banking, gym access, maps It is bizarre to me that anyone would state the few minutes saved per month on these as NEEDS.
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by OneLeggedCat 3y ago
Man is a credulous animal, and must believe something; in the absence of good grounds for belief, he will be satisfied with bad ones.
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by OneLeggedCat 3y ago
"Tweets" shall now be called "Xcrements"
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by OneLeggedCat 3y ago
You can pull a fuse in at least some Toyotas.
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by OneLeggedCat 3y ago
Your can pull a fuse (I think it's marked DCM?) in some Toyotas if you don't care about the entertainment/navigation system ever contacting a cell tower again. I pulled the one in my 2021 Tundra.
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by OneLeggedCat 3y ago
> In the future (or maybe it already is), most of our appliances and vehicles will be subscription-based just because companies can push it. This makes me angry and sad. But evidence so far shows it to be completely true. Free markets ar
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by OneLeggedCat 3y ago
Well that's awesome. "You’ll get a thrilling approx. 45-50 minutes jet ride including: - A walk around the MiG-29 jet including detailed explanations - Cruising at double Supersonic Speed (Mach 2) - Manoeuvres such as rolls, steep
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by OneLeggedCat 3y ago
> gnome Gnome is the Apple of Linux world. A lot of Linux people hate gnome.
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by OneLeggedCat 3y ago
Hard to convince advertisers to cough up real money for an audience of Russians and impoverished rednecks.
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by OneLeggedCat 3y ago
That "WORKSFORME" tag is such a powerful insult at the users.
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by OneLeggedCat 3y ago
Yes. It's become clearly exactly that, although some do not want to hear it.
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by OneLeggedCat 3y ago
> Why should an agency be allowed to spy on non-americans more anyway? The answer is that most democracies have various fundamental protections against spying on their own citizens (including the USA), because citizens want that. But go
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by OneLeggedCat 3y ago
Baloney. This evidence is poor. No serious birder considers them to still exist.
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by OneLeggedCat 3y ago
With only iOS and Android as realistic choices, we genuinely need a more viable (real) Linux phone soon. I have zero faith that Google will let something like GrapheneOS stay in the somewhat usable state that it is in now.
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by OneLeggedCat 3y ago
One must imagine Sisyphus happy.
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by OneLeggedCat 4y ago
He said, "Even if just to support such a project"
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by OneLeggedCat 4y ago
That's a lot of summonses.
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by OneLeggedCat 4y ago
Many Android devices are still not available to be updated. For example, Verizon Pixel 6 users did not receive this patch until yesterday.
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by OneLeggedCat 4y ago
Pixel 6, 6a, 6 Pro are NOT protected from this on GrapheneOS. Not yet.
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by OneLeggedCat 4y ago
> affected Pixel devices have already received a fix for CVE-2023-24033 in the March 2023 security update That line is carefully deceptive (lawyerly, even). Pixel 6 series have not yet received the March 2023 update.
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by OneLeggedCat 4y ago
Google Support said that the Pixel 6 series won't be updated until March 20. This seems horrific to me.
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by OneLeggedCat 4y ago
It really is. Above referenced scene: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ag14Ao_xO4c
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by OneLeggedCat 4y ago
I much prefer the product to be charged 15% more to begin with, rather than the shameful manipulative dishonesty at the end.

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