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StingyJelly
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StingyJelly
3y ago
Since 2019 the landscape has deffinitely changed. "Hardcore" Free Software phones like Pinephone, Librem or PostmarketOS are still difficult but if LineageOS is Free-Software-enough for you, don't give up now. There is graphe
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StingyJelly
3y ago
It plays in stereo! Others I've heard were mono. Maybe there are more differences.
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3y ago
It might be that in China there's not a strong opensource culture. Here's a video from Naomi Wu dragging umidigy into compliance where she talks about the issue. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vj04MKykmnQ
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StingyJelly
3y ago
The opt-in brave shitcoin?
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StingyJelly
3y ago
Problem is that trough laws like those, criminals will be getting the power as well. Here are multiple options how to implement this law, all are bad: Mandated backdoors on the phones sold here - worse security for everyone except the crimi
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StingyJelly
3y ago
Exactly! And for the "get rich by trading" gamblers, the large spread is great as you can actually make money by providing liquidity and arbitrage to centralized exchanges.
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StingyJelly
3y ago
How? I run it on an old i5 16gb ram think-pad among few other things without any issues.
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3y ago
If I remember correctly you could always exchange those low amounts for their shitcoin, then exchange that for something with reasonable withdrawl fees like monero and withdraw that. (or even withdraw their shitcoin and exchange it elsewher
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StingyJelly
3y ago
Never let a good crisis go to waste. I got a family member to install Signal!
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3y ago
- e̶h̶,̶ ̶w̶h̶y̶ ̶b̶o̶t̶h̶e̶r̶ - yolo
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StingyJelly
3y ago
There are aspects to hate about crypto but monero is not one of them.
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StingyJelly
3y ago
You probably should add the year (2019) to the title. It's still a great book that made me understand ring signatures. Everything is well explained but some bits may be outdated (eg. monero now uses randomx for ultimate asic resistance
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StingyJelly
3y ago
True but thunderbird's local folders are my favorite way to move thebacklog off the server. (Not sure how widespread that usecase is)
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StingyJelly
3y ago
Exactly. I'd like to see that $70 heatsink.
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StingyJelly
3y ago
Thus the importance of backing up the seed phrase. Bad actor that wishes to cause harm can use a hammer.
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StingyJelly
3y ago
More sophisticated version of the malicious firmware could try to patch the new ota firmware image on the fly. Once compromised - always compromised.
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3y ago
You're on a good track, didn't come to mind but prof. Razavi's lectures are great! As the other person mentioned, you can do a lot in simulation. KiCad now has a builtin ngspice support (trough it's still a bit rough.) O
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3y ago
It's a bit like scripting in python vs C on limiting hardware. Even some people with fresh EE degree struggle with this. Modern design often heavily focuses on simulation and reusing the company's IP blocks. Companies try to push
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3y ago
Definitely not the most natural approximation for the number of moons.
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StingyJelly
3y ago
The effect an individual company would have on CPI is negligible. Besides, CPI strongly underestimates the actual devaluation of currency. You can look up local newspaper prices from 10 years ago and today and compare that to newspapers ind
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3y ago
The situation is likely far less scary. The article seems to intentionally overblow the accusations without going into any depth in order to push the advertisement for their phone. Talking about /e/os /their competitor/
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3y ago
Exactly! The best way someone put it - right to choose what to share and who to share it with.
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4y ago
At least could have been LoRaA
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4y ago
Not sure if adobe is any better
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4y ago
This is absurd. "He’s even restricted dairy from his sons’ diets and only allows them minimal sugar in an attempt to limit their growth, saving them from the ills of height." Why the heck did I read this?
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4y ago
I've played both and it's apples to oranges, dry rotten oranges. In portal the story slowly builds up into the grand finale and the ending is indeed emotional knot to tie up the story with a bow. In minecraft you have a a long pre
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4y ago
Exactly. I like artificial truffle flavor and use it sometimes in my cooking. No way would I pay for truffles. There's no gas-like aroma and I don't know what the author is going on about in that regard. I've had a meal with
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4y ago
I don't like that idea. First, personally, I'll rather pass than install that app. Second, it would need to heavily rely on device fingerprinting and obfuscation to give scalpers hard time trying to modify the app. Software protec
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4y ago
My point is that it's meaningless both ways
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4y ago
If you could pay $300bn today, you wouldn't be able to possess all bitcoins.
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