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Purism is a shit company. It took 6 years to get a refund for my Libem 5 order (it was ready to ship after 3 years). I had to file a complaint with my credit card company. Other people who paid over $1,000 got their shit out of date phones
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Most people install GApps even on top of custom ROMs like Lineage and Graphene. I use to use Lineage+microG, but a few years back I switched to pure Lineage with no microG and just F-droid. I have a tiny bit stuff applications from the Auor
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Imgur isn't big enough to make a difference since Reddit and others compiled. KFarms also refused the UK obviously. What's going on there is an authoritarian nightmare. People being sentenced to years in prison over posts and comm
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Google's dev registration plan 'will end the F-Droid project'
(theregister.com)
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Employee Who Leaked 'Spider-Man' Blu-ray Sentenced to Nearly 5 Years Prison
(torrentfreak.com)
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6.12.43 LTS for starters: https://archive.is/SXh1B / https://x.com/spendergrsec/status/1958264076162998771
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Vibe-coded vulns inserted into 5 LTS kernels still aren't fixed 22 days later
(twitter.com)
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You can crash Linux Kernel 6.12.43 LTS with systemd and CAP_SYS_RESOURCE
(twitter.com)
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The 5050 doesn't support 32-bit PsyX. So a bunch of games would be missing a ton of stuff. You'd still need the 980 running with it for older PhyX games because nVidia.
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An H100 is a $20k USD card and has 80GB of vRAM. Imagine a 2U rack server with $100k of these cards in it. Now imagine an entire rack of these things, plus all the other components (CPUs, RAM, passive cooling or water cooling) and you'
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NearDrop: A Partial Implementation of Google's Nearby/Quick Share for macOS
(github.com)
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It's been reported Roman sees this as a win: https://xcancel.com/EleanorTerrett/status/195314608860242766... It should still terrify people. It's just like the PGP/1990s encryption wars. Imagine bei
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If you wrote some code, and then THREE YEARS LATER someone else uses that code for something malicious you did not intend, are you now responsible? That's what this case is about. From a legal point of view, this is absolutely insane.
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Say goodbye to your custom ROMs as One UI 8 kills bootloader unlock
(sammobile.com)
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No the previous poster had the world I was thinking of. It's interesting the mental hoops people will go through to think it's anything else. Modern medicine is really an ideology, and a religion.
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Yea, it's all about a permanent Digital ID and the end of any independent forums. It's the first essential steps before you get to great firewalls and social credit scores. Remember, Tennessee, Mississippi and Texas already have s
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Brits can get around age verification thanks to Death Stranding's photo mode
(pcgamer.com)
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There's a world that's missing from this post and it's the answer. But you can't talk about it here. It should be painfully obvious.
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Tough news for our UK users
(blog.janitorai.com)
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Cloudflare also blocked a popular Internet celebrity gossip site and actionably -defamed them in the process, and a popular blog, yet still has customers who run animal crushing sites (which is literally illegal content in many countries).
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Plasma 6.4 Wayland vs. X11, processor and power benchmarks
(dedoimedo.com)
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After 48 years, Zilog is killing the classic standalone Z80 microprocessor chip (2024)
(arstechnica.com)
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There's a post called "Adventures in Hyprland" that has a lot of really good config and tool ideas.
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Crunkbench: Measure input-to-monitor latency in Linux
(gitgud.io)
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Intel lays off engineers, including chip design engineers
(tomshardware.com)
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I took it to mean this particular accident was due to FSD, but he's never had other accidents in the past where the driver told them it was FSD related. Why do you find that hard to understand? Maybe the heavy wrecker was unnecessary,
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Tesla sedan hit by train after self-driving error in Berks County, stops train
(wfmz.com)
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Screen tearing has been fixed on X11 for a while: > xrandr --output DisplayPort-0 --set TearFree on That works on AMD and Intel modesetting. There's something similar for nVidia. I haven't had a screen tearing issue in years on
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WindowMaker and XFCE on X11 both support mouse based copy/paste. The wine/systray issue would be present on Sway and most other tiling wayland composers. Also the requirement to have a daemon to handle wallpaper is present on all
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Trying Out Wayland in 2025
(tyil.nl)
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