TheGoddessInari

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by TheGoddessInari 6y ago
It's a modified version of the official YouTube app, which is also closed source. It doesn't really affect whether you can trust it or not, but it's probably unreasonable to expect them to deliver something they don't ha
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by TheGoddessInari 6y ago
Chrome-first is a fancy way of saying not compliant with standards. Much like UE back in the day.
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by TheGoddessInari 6y ago
Microsoft provided the command line build tools for free, ad you could always target Windows using MinGW. You're completely wrong about targeting Linux as well. MacOS (and then iOS) have always been the only OS you can't freely ta
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by TheGoddessInari 6y ago
No. It's an inherent problem with Bluetooth. The airpods pro also suffer from crippling firmware updates that make everything worse and active noise cancelation effectively useless.
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by TheGoddessInari 6y ago
Currently the super sharp line has to do with PCIe lanes and support for 8 DIMMs. If you've gotten locked into needing that, you have no other options aside from not using hardware that you can currently slot. AMD entirely eliminated t
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by TheGoddessInari 6y ago
Okay, how do you get the ssh folder contents to validate the remote user, if validating the user is required to decrypt? You can't. And the systemd answer is that you simply throw away ssh.
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by TheGoddessInari 6y ago
Eudev was forked in the immediate aftermath because systemd only cares about systemd. Even Torvalds strongly criticized systemd-udev maintainership[1]. 1. https://lkml.org/lkml/2012/10/3/484
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by TheGoddessInari 6y ago
Where I am in the PNW, there's hardly any food and 3+ hour lines just to get in stores to pick over what little is available.
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by TheGoddessInari 6y ago
"GNU's Not Unix!"
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by TheGoddessInari 6y ago
Aside from that this is a few years old, and got detected pretty quickly from only the target computer without using the network...
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by TheGoddessInari 7y ago
They stopped free returns on Prime a long time ago. Now only a few select items offer it. This was about the same time they stopped shipping things in cardboard boxes and went with bubble packs, and most recently, paper wrap with no padding
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by TheGoddessInari 7y ago
They changed the default path outout of applets like get-childitem. Microsoft employees stated that this would break many older scripts, but it wasn't listed as a breaking change. It's unlikely to ever reach even generally accepta
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by TheGoddessInari 7y ago
Only mediatek has a smartphone SOC with AV1 available.
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by TheGoddessInari 7y ago
This is rich coming from Google, which this week started blocking access to Gmail based on a client's user agent!
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by TheGoddessInari 7y ago
OpenJDK is GPLv2 with linking exception. I fail to see how it substantively differs.
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by TheGoddessInari 7y ago
For Display Port cables, if they're not certified, you run the risk of strange hardware faults at best, smoking hardware at presumably worst. USB4 is tremendously more dangerous if the cable does something really wrong.
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by TheGoddessInari 7y ago
Google's practices pushing web non-standards haphazardly are so heinous that even Electron can't usually handle general web apps, like WhatsApp (especially) because it depends on Chrome-specific, not even Chromium, features. Many
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by TheGoddessInari 7y ago
Google can't even get its own house in order. Working with web brokenness is all to do with Chrome monoculture these days. You have to make crazy workarounds even for electron-based apps. A monoculture inherently creates fragility an
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by TheGoddessInari 7y ago
If everyone is dead, they can't keep going around killing each other!
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by TheGoddessInari 7y ago
It says "first" automatic spam call blocking, but T-mobile has had that for years? What gives?
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by TheGoddessInari 7y ago
As much as I like a Firefox, no inline/live editing of Javascript leaves things a bit frustratingly behind the curve. Even Edge Classic has that, and it's terrible.
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by TheGoddessInari 7y ago
I think there's a difference between dying and the terror of losing your memories and identity years or even decades before your death.
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by TheGoddessInari 7y ago
When the Linux Kernel hardcodes an "acceptable DNS resolver" list into net/, then that argument might be valid, but for now, it isn't. Archive.is operators are throwing a temper tantrum. It isn't in Cloud Flare or a
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by TheGoddessInari 7y ago
Google has its own public DNS and CDN, I'm pretty sure that counts.
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by TheGoddessInari 7y ago
And hopefully your local parakeet isn't trying to disembowel you...