acct776

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by acct776 6y ago
If it made financial sense to the people in power.... They have no issue spending your money on this stuff with your manufactured consent.
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by acct776 6y ago
Absurd. You think massive companies don't price their overpriced things with price-elasticity in mind?!
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by acct776 6y ago
WASM doesn't just help, it and PWA (progressive web apps) will be exactly what you're looking for - for this and numerous other things. Google/Android is on board, Microsoft is making Outlook a PWA, so they're on board.
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by acct776 6y ago
I run Signal on GrapheneOS and find this comment incorrect and borderline offensive.
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by acct776 6y ago
Why do you say that?
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by acct776 6y ago
That just takes a crowd, and time
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by acct776 6y ago
> there are very specific rules in place regarding his own ability to hold positions in the companies he discusses. Would that be...being CEO of a giant "nonprofit" charitable trust?
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by acct776 6y ago
Degoogling isn't all it's cracked up to be. You (probably) want their hardware. Definitely don't want their software. /e/ = Lineage = AOSP (Android) with weaker security.
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by acct776 6y ago
The hardware was? Or the software? Both? From their historical prices, I find it difficult to believe they're not dogfooding.
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by acct776 6y ago
Angst when waking up can be tied to cortisol/etc dysfunction - hormone/endocrine imbalance. Cortisol gives us "panic", it's how we wake. Not showing off, just figure it could help your research.
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by acct776 6y ago
This is an outdated take. These attacks are being done algorithmically, automatically now.
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by acct776 6y ago
Perpetuated to extract and accumulate wealth under the guise of letting the average Joe access the free market.
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by acct776 6y ago
NextCloud uses the protocol/you can sync your NextCloud account with it.
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by acct776 6y ago
Canada, too, I believe, regarding the encryption.
45.
by acct776 6y ago
They have a progressive webapp, no?
46.
by acct776 6y ago
> Also, the privacy is unmatched Unless nation states or mercs are in your threat model, that is.
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by acct776 6y ago
Probably the fact that Solarwinds clearly had no businesses being a corporate contractor, let alone a high-level government and military one.
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by acct776 6y ago
> GME was wildly overpriced at $100 relative to basically every metric and yet it would have been an incredible buy. Can confirm.
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by acct776 6y ago
If it has to do with copyright in the US, the bureaucrats are always involved.
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by acct776 6y ago
Apple's case, until the users revolt hard enough/some killer webapp on Android doesn't work the same on iOS.
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by acct776 6y ago
Self driving cars can't work because the roadway infrastructure improvements would cost too much, who'd pay for it? Wait! Here comes Apple, with $90B!
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by acct776 6y ago
Knowing whether it's the format or your setup. And the slew of obvious reasons.
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by acct776 6y ago
Awful story without that detail.
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by acct776 6y ago
I'd tell you to check out Emby, but if ya can't figure out Plex... Related: Sonarr, CouchPotato, etc
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by acct776 6y ago
Can anyone comment on real world usage of KDE Connect after the changes to the Android permission structure that caused/(is causing?) them some turmoil?
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by acct776 6y ago
Oh no...that's like...the cost of an ugly pleather wallet!
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by acct776 6y ago
Or the slots will be filled by volunteers who feel they have no other choice because they're trapped by student loans, or threat thereof, in a society that, up until recently, has demanded a 4 year degree to answer phone calls.
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by acct776 6y ago
When I was beginning my journey and came across a wall of text like this, I didn't engage it with comments...that'd be absurd. I'd review its bullets, deeply, because a comment of that depth, in forums such as these, is usual
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by acct776 6y ago
Busted...I usually do! Just thought this was a Stallman writeup. To be fair, the titles are usually similar.
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by acct776 6y ago
and then rewrite it in Rust.

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