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by asddubs 3y ago
i love the hardware mouse buttons, especially left and middle click. makes it much easier to drag and drop + middle click is just nice for opening tabs
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by asddubs 3y ago
you're the one who introduced the concept of it being secret, your quote just said they have access
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by asddubs 3y ago
I think you're using that metaphor wrong
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by asddubs 3y ago
Without looking into this further, a lot of smaller manufacturers license standard designs from chinese companies as a base. I don't know if that's the case here, but it's one explanation. This is obviously not a good option
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by asddubs 3y ago
The pinephone keyboard is nice, I don't think it's terribly clunky IMO (and I have had an N900), although it would have been even better if some of the control keys were shoulder buttons.
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by asddubs 3y ago
Neither, really, just spell out what that means more explicitly
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by asddubs 3y ago
the librem isn't really about great performance though, it's about specialization/niche use cases. it also doesn't benefit from economies of scale nearly as much
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by asddubs 3y ago
pine also puts $0 into software though
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by asddubs 3y ago
did you try to exchange it?
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by asddubs 3y ago
why not use the hex dump, it says the name of the cracking group, that's more easily verifiable than comparing hashes to files you might not have
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by asddubs 3y ago
if you introduce a key that can decrypt all messages, what you have is not end to end encryption. Then you might as well just not do end-to-end, since the service provider can read all messages using the key they gave the police anyway
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by asddubs 3y ago
you essentially saying "trust me bro" is even less representative
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by asddubs 3y ago
In germany, you can own a gun for sport or hunting. However, you are not legally allowed to carry it with you, except when going to and from that activity. It's also not a "walk into a store and buy one" situation, but if you
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by asddubs 3y ago
I think skin in the game is the big one, much moreso than manpower. I use a lot of things that are probably mostly one-person projects, but if that person poured their love and time into it, it seems unlikely they'd permanently tarnish
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by asddubs 3y ago
a chemical reaction is a specific thing within the realm of chemistry, rather than attempt to define it myself and get it wrong, I will quote Oxford Languages (via google) here: chemical reaction: process that involves rearrangement of the
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by asddubs 3y ago
I suppose it is a reaction, just not in the chemical sense
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by asddubs 3y ago
might have been a screenshot of the conversation sent to Shannon You
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by asddubs 3y ago
well, it seems that it was info that coke didn't actually really personally need, and ultimately also not their loss if it was leaked. They probably just thought she was a liability
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by asddubs 3y ago
or a lathe
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by asddubs 3y ago
how so? if a word is bold in a sentence, you want it to be bold in the translation without having to split the sentence up (which will fail as soon as there is more than one formatted word)
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by asddubs 3y ago
it seems that it would be enough to just have to specify the name, and not be able to change it, which is the way it works in germany
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by asddubs 3y ago
I haven't kept up with what happened since the original controversy, but at the time it was about telemetry in dev builds (i.e. building from the repo) only. In any case it doesn't have spyware unless you think firefox and various
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by asddubs 3y ago
see also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37149349
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by asddubs 3y ago
" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ " + encodeURIComponent(title.replace(/ /g, '_'))
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by asddubs 3y ago
IMHO the spyware angle was overblown. they added telemetry to the dev builds. the real thing I took issue with was adding a CLA after the fact
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by asddubs 3y ago
well, lentils aren't as catastrophic for the environment, so rightfully no?
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by asddubs 3y ago
I haven't used mint in ages (I used LMDE for a long time though, exactly because it was rolling release), but back in the day at least, the official upgrade procedure was basically "just reinstall lol", maybe it changed now
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by asddubs 3y ago
probably has two email accounts, on with firstnamelastname and the other with @gmail.com, and keeps mixing them up
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by asddubs 3y ago
the only problem with linux mint is that you constantly have to reinstall it because there's no update mechanism
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by asddubs 3y ago
php is faster

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