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by ajklsdhfniuwehf 5y ago
> no systemd i was on this front for a long time, but now it feels like a lost cause. What guix suggest for managing services/containers/chroots/cgroups?
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by ajklsdhfniuwehf 5y ago
The video call is exactly to prove you are not lying. How having an ID card proves you are that person? if nothing it proves you managed to use it before any report of theft reached the central database edit: i mean, you claim "Success
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by ajklsdhfniuwehf 5y ago
everyone ditched gnome as soon as their design head started to mandate "copy apple on everything, even the dumb things" i wasn't even too sad with them shipping features missing 90% of the old functionality while they got the
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by ajklsdhfniuwehf 5y ago
in other news, in south africa you can buy giraffe paté which is made almost like foie gras
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by ajklsdhfniuwehf 5y ago
Studied 3d graphics with the team at sao paulo. The film was completed much earlier. But distribution company held it for reasons nobody know. /insert business conspiracy theory. It was very amateur. 3ds-max-4-like program on dos, call
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by ajklsdhfniuwehf 5y ago
the only good TPM can bring to this world is to entice people to finally hack a open source bootloader for the pi :)
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by ajklsdhfniuwehf 5y ago
the gpl install argument is a scary tatic that laywers tell their clients something like "if you use linux on your proprietary CD/CI build system that uses a GPLed zlib, now all your source code will have to be open" it'
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by ajklsdhfniuwehf 5y ago
> What is the evidence that they did anything like that? LOL. you are joking right? Apple uses the textbook from microsoft the second they can. When they stuck gold on IOS the first thing they did was draw up a monopoly on music and iboo
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by ajklsdhfniuwehf 5y ago
> is to ensure that end users have freedom to use the devices they have purchased as they see fit not really. Nobody can or wish to dictate how someone sells a product. GPL is about GPL'ed code. not products. > Suppose a company
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by ajklsdhfniuwehf 5y ago
There is only GPL :) GPLv3 only goal is exclusively to twart bad actors from using needlessly complex things with the sole goal of avoiding GPLv2 (and 3 since they are practicaly the same) goals, which is to provide source for code that was
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by ajklsdhfniuwehf 5y ago
You are missing the point. or the forrest for the trees as some say. Yeah the installation requirement is silly. But android in general is plagued by GPL violations in that every single piece of it is linux based (or other GPL code based),
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by ajklsdhfniuwehf 5y ago
> Companies may not distribute GPLv3 under an exclusive patent arrangement what is that even supposed to mean?
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by ajklsdhfniuwehf 5y ago
sliping in divergencies in the protocol so that you can only connect to Apple-Active-directories or something. Microsoft wrote the book in the 90s about this. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embrace,_extend,_and_extinguis
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by ajklsdhfniuwehf 5y ago
> as a software freedom die-hard myself. > gpl is too difficult to enforce. throw hands up in the air riiiigth.
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by ajklsdhfniuwehf 5y ago
put down the intel certification pamphlets and go find a single key encryption where those two things are true.
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by ajklsdhfniuwehf 5y ago
for this to be true, the password to key transformation have to be extremely broken for you to be able to infer what is a valid key from what looks like fixed size random noise. well, this might be true if you use some NIST or RSA certified
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by ajklsdhfniuwehf 5y ago
> even though they have been put in PCs for 15 years now. i have never seen a consumer motherboard with a TPM device in the last 15 years. In fact, the last batch of enthusiast AM4 ones ("pro" model), the TPM doesn't even
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by ajklsdhfniuwehf 5y ago
> 2. I can use a simpler/more memorable password because entry attempts have to go through the TPM, rather than being able to be bruteforced with a GPU cluster. this is already the case with every single open source encryption model
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by ajklsdhfniuwehf 5y ago
> They had 1000 or so satellites when I first started testing, and there are now something like 1600 or so. Most of the time, I don't even notice when it switches satellites. Enjoy the early adopter moment. Even if they keep increas
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by ajklsdhfniuwehf 5y ago
because when someone goes out of the way to give us a phone with mainline and a qwerty physical keyboard like we have been asking for ages, nobody buys and they go bankrupt? https://www.gsmarena.com/blackberry_key2-9187.php
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by ajklsdhfniuwehf 5y ago
i guess buying "clouds" now is just as accepted as buying a domain. (note how on both, the term buying doesn't mean buying, but having the privilege to continue to rent) i can see myself in the 90s cursing about all the lame
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by ajklsdhfniuwehf 5y ago
it's a UI for a service which best known "face" is a blank site with nothing but a search bar. I guess most people can use their imagination to what it will look like :)
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by ajklsdhfniuwehf 5y ago
starlink won't scale and everyone knows it. At most, starlink can replace one tmobile. amz seem to be buying into everything under the sun and trumpling usage agreements (i.e. "reselling" consumer broadband with people joinin
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by ajklsdhfniuwehf 5y ago
but most other ads have some bait. This one starts with a story and then offers nothing. "we tried to sell ice to a eskimo. They told us they don't need ice. So here's why it is very obvious why eskimos won't buy ice. kt
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by ajklsdhfniuwehf 5y ago
funny thing. This WAS the default on android 2. go figure. cyanogen always had this as an option.
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by ajklsdhfniuwehf 5y ago
depends on: android version. manufacturer customizations. and probably other things. likely 90% of people will not even have that option. i see it on android11+ with the samsung UI extras. There's no such option in the other 12 devic
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by ajklsdhfniuwehf 5y ago
abandon all hope and do not even think about starting working on a cpu without the full register documentation (which is often not available without an NDA) pick one of the three big ones (raspberrypi, arduino, esp*)
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by ajklsdhfniuwehf 5y ago
Those are still all better than mobile phones that have a dozen "volumes" and when you press the volume up when a video is just starting you might get lucky and lower the media volume, or you might have missed it for one microseco
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by ajklsdhfniuwehf 5y ago
that will make a great defense at a copyright court. "your honor, i would like to plead not guilty, on the basis that i just robbed that bank because i saw that everyone was robbing banks on the next city" ...on the other hand, th
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by ajklsdhfniuwehf 5y ago
Apple never cared about EMI or self regulation. When the entire industry agreed on max power to cellphone radios, apple said YOLO and used triple that. If you were in a place where everyone had one bar, suddenly an iphone3G showed up and it

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