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by akho 2y ago
> Crowdstrike Falcon “Cybersecurity’s AI-native platform for the XDR era”. I hope there’s a blockchain somewhere in it.
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by akho 2y ago
I’m paranoid about these things, and wouldn’t trust Google to stay in the email business for decades, and not lock me out.
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by akho 2y ago
is this satire.
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by akho 2y ago
You cannot show someone an image without them being easily able to copy it elsewhere. I don’t see much benefit to e2ee for this, and use Telegram (which everybody in my social circles uses anyway). Any chat app will work, and many are e2ee.
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by akho 2y ago
This setup mangles the standard Win+Space binding (keyboard layout switch) with Ulauncher, which doesn't give you that much over Gnome's native features. Standard Gnome shortcuts for workspace switching (Win+F1) and dash applicati
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by akho 2y ago
> it's probably not as bad as it looks, because AFAIK the actual executable only gets loaded once and then reused The actual foot executable is 427kb. RAM consumption win in the server setup is the shared glyph cache, which is most
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by akho 2y ago
"We will run a secure messaging platform wherever governments protect security of messaging platforms." Very understandable, but not particularly interesting.
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by akho 2y ago
Apart from Synapse, server implementations are stuck in permanent beta. Clients outside mobile OSes are not interesting if you are considering Signal replacements. On mobile, you have element and maybe fluffychat. It is still a messaging th
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by akho 2y ago
Whether this proof is complete depends on what was known before. Was the lemma introduced by a teacher? was it not actually proven, and the student missed the hole in their proof? these are different teachable moments. I think the two facts
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by akho 2y ago
In the spirit of the posted proof, noting axial symmetry would be neater. (But then you need to know that parallelogram diagonals split each other in half, …)
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by akho 2y ago
Sure. The overall proof of Thales is then about as complicated as the “standard” one with two isosceles triangles.
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by akho 2y ago
What do you think pi is.
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by akho 2y ago
Lockhart’s Lament is pretty well known in maths education circles. Calling it an “online article” is weird.
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by akho 2y ago
“Standard” Thales proof (via two isosceles triangles) is simpler than this.
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by akho 2y ago
Proving that a parallelogram with equal diagonals is a rectangle is an exercise in itself; I’d prove it through Thales’ theorem, myself... Also, Lockhart's Lament is from 2002, so this post probably needs a (2002). It is very unlikel
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by akho 2y ago
Do you have backups now?
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by akho 2y ago
I'm doing well regarding my self-hosting. Question is not what I want, but who can best deliver this sort of service to a wide consumer base. This will produce no extra load for ISPs, will drive little additional complexity for users (
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by akho 2y ago
Cloudflare dynamic dns and cloudflare tunnels get you there. Of course, now you're relying on Cloudflare's free tier to continue to exist. I think that the right place to provide this is at ISP level, positioning as a beefier rout
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by akho 3y ago
Imagine them finding their grandfather's current PS5.
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by akho 3y ago
About as much as it's worth, but not enough to give your VCs their x100 profit.
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by akho 3y ago
Yes. It's not like there are no unused words remaining.
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by akho 3y ago
Why name a communication app the same word a long-standing other communication app is named.
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by akho 3y ago
MMS limitations are only relevant because Apple makes them relevant. I have never sent or received an MMS outside of the iMessage interoperability context. This is obviously deliberate. You can send whatever you want through SMS, as a link
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by akho 3y ago
We're not in that discussion.
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by akho 3y ago
Sending media isn't.
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by akho 3y ago
The GP comment is about sending media between iPhone and Android, and claims that that is limited by MMS. That’s obviously not true. And has nothing to do with SMS/MMS.
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by akho 3y ago
Works fine over WhatsApp/Telegram/…. Not a technological limitation.
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by akho 3y ago
It's very unclear how book sales translate into income for authors. You are rewarding middlemen; these middlemen have a role that may or may not be important these days.
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by akho 3y ago
I do sit my 75-y.o. mother in front of a Linux machine, and it's fine.
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by akho 3y ago
...it's a pile of Vala code. What you probably mean is that the author did not make a package for your distribution, and there is no one else who had the time and inspiration to package it. You can be the maintainer you seek.

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