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by aesh2Xa1 1y ago
If I understood it well enough, the intention was to formalize/standardize self-hosting such that it became easier (and with an emphasis on security). With that done well, perhaps the next step would have been ready-made images. I coul
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by aesh2Xa1 1y ago
Apple devices support MDM. When you purchase the device, the device's firmware is configured to check in with an account owner. The firmware has an integrity feature such that this configuration cannot be removed by a user: https:&#x2
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by aesh2Xa1 1y ago
Furthermore, there's no public list of exactly which games were removed.
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by aesh2Xa1 1y ago
I think my argument was written in a way that could allow this misinterpretation, sorry. I wasn't claiming direct democracy makes people more informed, but I was saying it removes the additional corruption layer. Direct democracy doesn
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by aesh2Xa1 1y ago
You are correct that mass manipulation is a critical issue. However, this vulnerability is shared by any system reliant on voters, including the representative one. It is not a unique flaw of direct democracy. So there are three issues we&#
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by aesh2Xa1 1y ago
Representative systems vest political power into concentrated points of influence. The reps are often as uninformed as the citizens. The US just had some infamous legislation pass that representatives didn't even read, and publicly sta
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by aesh2Xa1 1y ago
I believe spam detection in the Google Phone app does work on GrapheneOS. For spam, install their sandboxed Google Play, and then install Google's Phone and Speech Recognition & Synthesis apps. For SMS/MMS/RCS spam, you&#
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by aesh2Xa1 1y ago
I think you're ignoring the fact that China is, factually, the leading greenhouse gas emitter. Your argument has now shifted to focus on consumer demand. Yet, even examination of this angle will reveal that China's state policies
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by aesh2Xa1 1y ago
It isn't about a "hard ask" -- it's about the hard data. The most critical metric is a country's total annual emissions, as this is what the planet's climate system directly responds to. The data is unambiguous
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by aesh2Xa1 1y ago
I understood your argument, and I did already address the point you want to continue with here. > ultimate use (who buys the end product of China's emissions), and historical contributions. However, to ignore China's absolute ,
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by aesh2Xa1 1y ago
No, the description of what actually is produced, and by who, is accurate and useful. If you want to suppose those these two countries' populations changed lifestyles, I can also entertain that argument. You'd want to consider the
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by aesh2Xa1 1y ago
If you ignore that countries really do exist and really do produce those emissions in order to succeed in their economic objectives, sure, then it's not useful. Outside that thought experiment it actually is useful, and that's why
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by aesh2Xa1 1y ago
If you can make the case to China be my guest. I don't think it's interested in splitting up the country to reduce it's lead role in such emissions.
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by aesh2Xa1 1y ago
I disagree entirely. The total emissions are absolutely important, and our planet doesn't care about whether one ton of emissions served 1 or 1,000 people. A complete picture of blame absolutely should include per-capita, ultimate use
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by aesh2Xa1 1y ago
Yes, it does fix acid problems. The calcium carbonate dust is reflective (the aim of the engineering is to reflect sunlight away from the Earth's atmosphere in the first place). However, it doesn't contribute to acid rain or ocean
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by aesh2Xa1 1y ago
Streaming (e.g., Plex or Jellyfin or some UPnP server) helps you send the data to the TV client over the network from a remote server. As you want to bring the data server right to the TV, and you'll output the video via HDMI, just use
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by aesh2Xa1 1y ago
It's there in Gentoo, too. https://bugs.gentoo.org/buglist.cgi?quicksearch=udisks
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by aesh2Xa1 1y ago
Hm, my understanding is that TeleMessage archival works with iMessage in the same way it does with Signal. The third-party federation problem is real, but the vulnerability caused by TeleMessage isn't solved by removing federation.
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by aesh2Xa1 1y ago
That spec aligns with my understanding, including the model's dependence on comfort perception. I was, initially, in disbelief about it, but changed my mind after reading thru. The texty reply was to make it more palatable for someone
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by aesh2Xa1 1y ago
Having read that document, the ISO 7730 model itself depends on stable temperatures. However, I think the key is simply to understand thermal mass; people can be in hotter air, but feel cold due to cold surfaces (e.g., floors or furniture),
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by aesh2Xa1 2y ago
I think a better description is "ttyd allows you to use your web browser as a terminal emulator." The sharing part is what struck me. I think of that as multiplexing, and you'd still need tmux, screen, Zellij, etc. There actu
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by aesh2Xa1 2y ago
https://developer.android.com/about/versions/15/release-note... The feature is part of AOSP.
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by aesh2Xa1 2y ago
I think it is not true. It would help if the GrapheneOS project included some examples of how Google Play is privileged in the standard Android. Google Play Services can access all of the following, for example: clipboard data, network info
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by aesh2Xa1 2y ago
The source article includes primary material that strongly contradicts your anecdote. The policy change arrived in 2013, and there are materials from that same year indicating DEI. For example, here's an FAA slide from 2013 which expli
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by aesh2Xa1 2y ago
If you explicitly use "-e ssh" and don't run a daemon, then these probably don't affect you. If you don't specify that protocol, though, you have three scenarios: 1. only the local host has the rsync binary 2. both
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by aesh2Xa1 2y ago
I think one criticism is that prices would change to capture the UBI.I think I read the idea in "Progress and Poverty," although I've certainly seen it elsewhere since: - If everyone suddenly has more money (say $2 more per d
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by aesh2Xa1 2y ago
I'm not sure that Cantillon effect is majorly at play. The very nature of Cantillon is unequally obtained new money, whereas UBI is universal. Any effect it has would be related to the poorest/neediest spenders now purchasing the
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by aesh2Xa1 2y ago
The Dreamcast launch price in Sep 1999 was $199 (US market). The PlayStation 2 launch price in Mar 2000 was $299 (US market). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dreamcast https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P
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by aesh2Xa1 2y ago
I can explain. The first link actually contains multiple comments -- the complete discussion is linked. For a specific example within it, it does explicitly state "17.1 and higher have an unprivileged microG feature now: https:/&
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by aesh2Xa1 2y ago
The DivestOS project put stronger emphasis on device longevity and on libre ("free as in speech"), so their microG implementation was just a better fit for their case. - https://github.com/Divested-Mobile/Dive

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