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391.
by SSLy 2y ago
even if you do not root your phone. and keep play services enabled, it'll get rejected by their moatware "play integrity" api. https://grapheneos.org/articles/attestation-compatibility-gu...
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by SSLy 2y ago
Indeed, but that is probably not going to help end users of apps.
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by SSLy 2y ago
From the look of it evercases do not include last 15 years of discoveries around cable routing, variable screw slots for fans, etc. SilverStone case seems to be modern intestines in retro outfit.
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by SSLy 2y ago
> it appears I can only get aquariums instead of a proper PC tower like in the good old days. https://www.fractal-design.com/products/cases/define/define-...
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by SSLy 2y ago
yea, or if you're in hurry, get something older gen with AM5 socket, and swap to 9800X3D once it's available.
396.
by SSLy 2y ago
quiet*
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by SSLy 2y ago
> Redhat is the most serious game in town for SELinux. not even, it's android. Yeah, their policies are airtight
398.
by SSLy 2y ago
windows had an app store back in vista days.
399.
by SSLy 2y ago
plenty of high quality books are being printed in indie RPG community.
400.
by SSLy 2y ago
Neither we are.
401.
by SSLy 2y ago
This is the real agile2 https://scaledagileframework.com/
402.
by SSLy 2y ago
Whoa, nice. I’ve purchased Photomator while it was just a couple of euros.
403.
by SSLy 2y ago
ControlD is now replacing nextdns apps and functionality
404.
by SSLy 2y ago
I have seen spikes between 4x to ten fold. I work in a regulated industry.
405.
by SSLy 2y ago
It's funny because they directly advertise performance in WoW in M4 presskit https://imgur.com/CoBGQ0b
406.
by SSLy 2y ago
Im relatively surprised modern Macs have same buffer underrun issue I had on intel laptops with pulseaudio 7+ years back.
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by SSLy 2y ago
Unironically, small LLMs
408.
by SSLy 2y ago
Cogent seems terrible in general. > Probably just a troll Or someone wanting TOR to be treated like nuclear waste, because it offends their surveillance ops.
409.
by SSLy 2y ago
They did bought the (then) richer half of the company. The other is now trying to get out of the rot.
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by SSLy 2y ago
Germany, GP's situation smells like their policies.
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by SSLy 2y ago
oooh that was your creation. it makes (barely, I'm stupid) sense now
412.
by SSLy 2y ago
or maybe popular proglangs were designed for writing on USAn press/office keyboards – remember that UNIX came to be as a typesetting appliance — disregarding anyone else.
413.
by SSLy 2y ago
Yeah, I don't disagree with your assessment. It could have been handed both more bluntly and yet with just a little more grace than what we are seeing.
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by SSLy 2y ago
> EDIT: 2 minutes later away from page 1 and completely flagged with removed title (still thinking it's user-side flagging?) yes, that's effect of user flags. Just more of them came.
415.
by SSLy 2y ago
Seems like the individuals were hit because of their employers. This is the first widely public instance of such things happening. I'd assume non-maintainer developers from Iran or Cuba could have been just ignored.
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by SSLy 2y ago
[flagged] [dead]
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by SSLy 2y ago
it is flagged now
418.
by SSLy 2y ago
vscode is developed by VPs borged from github, no? those wouldn't know. not that I approve such things, certainly not.
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by SSLy 2y ago
You can if you learnt BrE in school…
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by SSLy 2y ago
This is widely regarded as putin's move to consolidate power.

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