StrLght

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by StrLght 10mo ago
Yes, it is. It's so wild to see this. For years people didn't care that much about specific terminal emulators or opinionated dotfiles. Now projects like Ghostty and Omarchy get tons of attention. I get that it's probably not
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by StrLght 10mo ago
That's from June 2025. It's not relevant to current situation — prices have been rising since October 2025 due to agreements that became public in the same month.
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by StrLght 10mo ago
Thanks, interesting! Looks like it works way better than I expected.
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by StrLght 10mo ago
Could you please share examples of ML-based cheats that actually work?
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by StrLght 10mo ago
The expensive part is DRAM chips. They drive prices for sticks.
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by StrLght 10mo ago
1. I wouldn't use the word "exploiting" in relation to missing access controls. 2. Why link to a toot instead of the blog post itself?
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by StrLght 10mo ago
Delightful news! I hope more vendors will follow Framework's example. I have a couple machines that get all relevant updates from LVFS, it's been an absolute game changer for me.
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by StrLght 10mo ago
I am more worried about them in the long-term. Reviews are usually not as detailed as I'd like them to be (shout out to ServeTheHome – they're doing a great job in terms of that), or they're nearly impossible to find. For me
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by StrLght 10mo ago
I did something similar last year. Market for mITX NAS boards is pretty bad. I went for ASRock N100DC-ITX – it has 2x SATA ports, but there's also PCIe 3 x4. The main benefits of this board were: * it's not from an obscure Chinese
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by StrLght 10mo ago
A laptop without a screen for the price of a regular laptop? I get that economies of scale don't apply to something so niche, but that's just a bad deal. I'd rather get Framework Desktop.
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by StrLght 1y ago
> I lost count how many times the "lets get rid of encryption" plans have been tried and failed. They only need to succeed with it once, so they'll keep trying again and again. That's exactly why it's very import
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by StrLght 1y ago
> negates the advantage of two factors authentication Like with all things it depends on your threat model. If your threat model includes risk of leaking all data from your password manager – then yeah, it worsens your security. Otherwis
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by StrLght 1y ago
Photos taken on an iPhone are good, unless you: * zoom in * print them * watch them on a bigger screen Sometimes I compare photos I've taken over 10 years ago with Sony NEX-5 with photos I take today with an iPhone. There's no com
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by StrLght 1y ago
Komoot was located in Germany. Workers' rights are a bit better over here. I agree that insane isn't exactly the right word for this. More like "assholish" -- this person has just switched jobs, and now they have to go t
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by StrLght 1y ago
Germany mandates two weeks' notice while person is on probation period, which is usually first 6 months. I haven't heard details about layoff package, but given sentiment I am not sure that it was great.
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by StrLght 1y ago
I don't feel like I've been Komooted. There are alternative apps that I'll switch to. However, it really sucks for employees. I know a guy who joined Komoot a few weeks before the sale, and who was among 80% fired right after
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by StrLght 1y ago
They don't refuse other manufacturers, it's quite the opposite -- GrapheneOS provides list of requirements for future device support. AFAIK Fairphone and Nothing don't fit more than a few requirements from this list. https:&
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by StrLght 1y ago
No, I don't think so and I honestly don't see how this is relevant. I am not saying that regulations are bad. It just that governments are accepting insane laws, and often they don't have mechanisms to undo what they've
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by StrLght 1y ago
So you're saying that existing regulations don't work, so we should fix it by adding more regulations? What if they also won't work?
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by StrLght 1y ago
What an absolutely dystopian PR flow. Shouldn't automation be somewhat useful? All these bot comments — do they really bring more value than they create distractions?
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by StrLght 1y ago
Well, I don't think so — hence the parenthesis. Although, I am pretty sure that's how Google looks at it, given all MV3 changes.
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by StrLght 1y ago
> This is demonstrably false, ublock lite proves that adblockers can work without it uBO Lite is missing plenty of features: https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uBOL-home/wiki/Frequently-as...
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by StrLght 1y ago
I don't agree with this conclusion. Google is fully responsible for MV3 and its' restrictions. There's no reason to shift blame away from them. Let's do a thought experiment: if OP hasn't reported it, what do you th
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by StrLght 1y ago
Art is subjective. It isn't about checking boxes and counting how many formal criteria it meets. Engineering is broad, it uses many different methods and techniques. All I am saying is that I wouldn't call someone a mathematician
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by StrLght 1y ago
You've described what sounds a lot like experimentation: observing how a black box behaves on different inputs. Conducting experiments is closely related to engineering — I don't think anyone would claim different. But engineering
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by StrLght 1y ago
How is it arrogant? What should they do instead? It feels like we're reading different discussions. All I see is Apple engineers addressing every raised concern. Getting angry at companies for contributing to OSS is not the hill to d
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by StrLght 1y ago
Can confirm, works perfectly now.
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by StrLght 1y ago
Looks great! However, I'd appreciate an easier way to run it: binaries for Linux aren't standalone -- they require 3rd party dependencies to be installed. Static binaries (or maybe container image?) would be nice.
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by StrLght 1y ago
I got curious about it too, found that author actually did a write-up on that in 2020 [0]. I don't know that much about Workers, but it sounds like it's needed for analytics? [0]: https://web.archive.org/web/2
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by StrLght 1y ago
Cloudflare claims that Pages allow unlimited traffic [0]. So it seems like author is using Workers, probably on a free plan. [0]: https://www.cloudflare.com/plans/developer-platform/

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