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by antisol 10mo ago
Multiple factors, e.g the perceived lack of an immediate need, and also Mozilla's control of the firefox codebase. For instance, one improvement that a more user-respecting group might contribute is ripping out all the AI slop. But as
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by antisol 10mo ago
This, 1000%. I've been saying for over a decade that Mozilla decided to abandon their core demographic - power users, instead going after people who "really like chrome, but think that it’s just too fast and doesn’t use enough mem
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by antisol 10mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ps3AI1kTIR4
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by antisol 11mo ago
So this is my word of warning: Don’t put all your eggs in the Wise basket. You've taken the wrong message away from this. The lesson you should have learned here is: Don't put all your eggs in any one basket. If yo
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by antisol 1y ago
oh wow, port scanning with websockets! Interesting! Thanks for the link! :)
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by antisol 1y ago
If someone is in your LAN then you have bigger problems than them snooping on you while you talk to your fridge.
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by antisol 1y ago
Impressive. I don't need to post my opinion on this anymore - you did it so much better than I ever could.
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by antisol 1y ago
Or another way of saying it would be that I've "cherrypicked" literally the majority of Scots wikipedia.
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by antisol 1y ago
> Not even done by a bad actor, just someone misguided? I'm not sure how the actor's good intentions makes the information on the wiki accurate? > quickly corrected As others have pointed out, it was certa
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by antisol 1y ago
I bet now you’d kill for a senior thesis based on my free, multilingual, publicly cited, text-based articles, motherfucker Yeeeeeeeeah.... Not if it's written in or about the Scots language. (see: https://www.there
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by antisol 1y ago
which of these requires my government to not be transparent?
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by antisol 1y ago
it does, however, point out that there's not been a valid security context listed where secrecy would be necessary.
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by antisol 1y ago
This reminds me of when Australia tried to force twitter to block a video globally: https://news.rebekahbarnett.com.au/p/elon-musk-wins-latest-c... In one of the more enlightened things Elon has done in the last few ye
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by antisol 1y ago
That doesn't actually mean that they're not correct.
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by antisol 1y ago
I'm not at war with anybody though.
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by antisol 1y ago
> we all would agree that there's some functions of government related to war and security that should not be transparent Yeah I don't know that this premise is true. For a lot of examples you might give WRT war or secu
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by antisol 1y ago
Yeah I was part of a group that was involved with a bulk shipment of one of the very first batches, we got all the warts. Another thing that's worth mentioning was that at first, openmoko were very much over-selling the capabilities an
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by antisol 1y ago
I tried SHR too. That original 2007.2 distro that it shipped with was almost usable as a phone before OM released the much worse one. Interesting to hear, I never managed to get anything like that many hours out of mine - as I say I never m
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by antisol 1y ago
I have to second this. I've bought two of these devices over the years: first the Neo Freerunner and then a Pinephone Pro. I spent over two years persisting, trying to get the Freerunner to a state where it was usable as a phone. Openm
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by antisol 1y ago
Which software stack were you using on the Neo Freerunner that was usable as a phone and had working power management? I tried to use a Freerunner as a phone for well over 2 years before I gave up and just bought another nokia. As far as I&
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by antisol 1y ago
lolwut define "malware".
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by antisol 1y ago
Agreed. I read built-in 5-inch AMOLED display with a resolution of 800×600, delivering sharp and bright vector graphics And my first thought was "but if it has a resolution of 800x600, then they're not vector graphics, are
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by antisol 1y ago
That's not unreasonable. I perhaps could have worded it more neutrally. Though IMO scumbags need to be called scumbags. It's not about "taking revenge", it's about setting the record straight. As mentioned, I don&#x
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by antisol 1y ago
With respect, I'm not sure which of these guidelines you think my post violates? Could you clarify for me? I'm particularly interested in your "destroys what it is for" comment, I'm not sure I understand. If you cou
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by antisol 1y ago
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by antisol 1y ago
Can you point me to a picture of Linus Torvalds' car parked in a handicapped space?
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by antisol 1y ago
This is very very cool. And also the second worst abuse of the browser I've ever seen ;) I doff my hat to you!
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by antisol 1y ago
> leave it broken The whole point here is that on X it's not broken at all. And if it was, it would only need to be fixed once.
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by antisol 1y ago
I say it was better circa ~2008-2012 than it is today.
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by antisol 1y ago
> Linux+Xorg desktop would be hopelessly insecure for ever People keep repeating this claim over and over, but in nearly 30 years as a Linux user and tech news reader, I've seen exactly zero news articles about an epidemic of Linux

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