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abwizz
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abwizz
3y ago
Look, we already catered to your "corrections" of the full spec here, here, there and then. surely this is work on our side that comes on top of the work we agreed upon. thing is, we already built the x, y and z features that your
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3y ago
counterpoint from a euro, born around when linux came out. using an iphone for 5y+ and have never recieved or sent an imessage.
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3y ago
> You can't reasonably change or revoke your PIN. i can, have, and will > Your device is likely covered in your fingerprints. true, fingerprints are not (a) secret
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abwizz
3y ago
not really i know a handful of ppl that have phones above 500euros, but most don't because they have other priorities or kids that might wreck it
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3y ago
i call bs headphone jack can be made watertight no problem
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3y ago
it's subject to interference, uses more battery and will just not work if you really need it. anecdote: had a ten year old premium car with "bluetooth" but could not manage to pair it with anything - supposedly the used bt-st
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3y ago
> It's almost twice of what I deemed to be a reasonable limit for a phone. true. and it's not like 100g smartphones weren't possible ten years ago
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3y ago
now that's a relief
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3y ago
> I'm totally shocked this has not been previously address. same same i rekon there is more going on
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3y ago
> Most terminal applications use buffered I/O for password entry does the existance of this patch implicate that openssh does not behave that way?
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3y ago
not sure about your requirements, but pretty happy over here that nowadays i can just mount sshfs within wsl and access this from windows explorer without any special hacks.
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3y ago
imho rhel is a close second, but bsd's being vastly less complex inherently means less assumptions and changes and more robustness
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abwizz
3y ago
seconded process list and mount table on oldschool unixes "fit's in head" conveying familiarity and trust while laying a foundation for security
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3y ago
thx
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abwizz
3y ago
i think parent was refering to growing wealth inequality. the average might be fine.
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3y ago
exactly and top is complaining that his industry was instead given unholy ammounts of money to agrue that it isn't.
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3y ago
althou it came with linux binary compat (of unknown quality) i think the solaris thing was just too off putting for most customers and the company did not do very well
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3y ago
i read it like "military grade" meaning it's on the side of over-provisioned/-engineered and will not break in obvious ways
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abwizz
3y ago
don't discount the lucky 10k so easily https://xkcd.com/1053/
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3y ago
no turn it around your phone just broke/stolen/lost, do you forfeit your right to enter these places and use their services some of which might be "essential"?
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3y ago
https://sci-hub.st/ you're welcome
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3y ago
the nature of a thing does not change with the perspective
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3y ago
> This kind of strategy seems a bizarre one for a company. "Let's figure out how to systematically pay our employees less than they're really worth." so we established that the revenue of the company belongs to the em
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3y ago
lol'd there once the code gets more elaborate, syntax highlighting and the likes do indeed make ones life easier
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3y ago
iirc ahk has a recording mode too; it's the feature of modifying what was recorded to make more robust and useful
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3y ago
hmmm, ok dunno whats going on there but an iphone photo with 12MP (3024x4032) is clocking in at 2-3MB. iirc windows started compressing screenshots by default with 98SE
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3y ago
probably most
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3y ago
50MB screenshot sounds excessive
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3y ago
yet the existance of these api's serves as an example as to why android can be classified as a unix
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3y ago
because the operating system can't see what's going on inside the connection or even know about the semantics of individual elements, the user-agent does that. the value of dns/ip level blocking is diminishing as resource den
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