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by azdle 7y ago
Can confirm, I am not a promoter / paid reviewer / internal employee.
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by azdle 7y ago
It's a black box for sure, but it's not a 'binary blob'. That's an important distinction. There's no kernel module that tied to a specific kernel version. And even better the WWAN module is in an M.2 (?) socket
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by azdle 7y ago
> Nobody buys a phone for the operating system I did. Pretty much because all the drivers are mainline(able). Even if purism went belly up today, I could continue to run up to date Linux on my librem 5 basically forever.
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by azdle 7y ago
They still do: https://www.dell.com/en-us/work/shop/cty/pdp/spd/xps-13-7390...
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by azdle 7y ago
It's basically software development project hosting (like gitlab), but for people who prefer mailing lists to web apps.
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by azdle 7y ago
> Nielsen, while saying “everything is on hold,” stopped short of promising to terminate the petitions for cancellation the company’s IPLA attorney John Kim filed with the USPTO. Nielsen said he would be reaching out to every business t
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by azdle 7y ago
Are there people hounding them to release it? This series of blog posts certainly isn't. All I've seen that could possibly be construed as hounding (this post included) is just asking for the honesty and transparency that they mad
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by azdle 7y ago
> (c) The prohibitions in subsections (a)–(b) of this section apply [...] notwithstanding any contract entered into or any license or permit granted prior to the effective date of this order. Page 1 of https:&#x
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by azdle 7y ago
They basically did announce a "v2", it's the last batch: > Batch Fir > Hardware: 14nm Next Generation CPU > Mechanical Design: Version 2 > Software: Long term support release > Certifications: FCC and CE > S
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by azdle 7y ago
I probably should have been clearer in the original post, but I put "lead" in quotes for a reason. We don't really have a explicit lead on the project, but I was the one who pushed for the project and handled most of the upfr
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Ask HN: How to Deal with a Coworker Practicing Resume Driven Development?
9 points by azdle 7y ago|13 comments
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by azdle 7y ago
But that's just a reason why it would be a bad idea, not a reason that they couldn't do it or that it wouldn't work. I would think that they could distribute the cert (and the key) and have it work. [Edit] Unless browsers det
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by azdle 7y ago
Re #2, if you move things first the filter will be prefilled with how you just searched. This works for me, but probably only works for simple things.
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by azdle 8y ago
If there's anyone here who is working on this: Is anyone working on making this available through F-Droid?
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by azdle 8y ago
(2016) See https://github.com/ArduinoHistory/arduinohistory.github.io
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by azdle 8y ago
> I don't particularly see the point of kill switches when you trust the software. In my view it's two things: 1. It's defense in depth. No one person will ever be able to review every single line of code running their dev
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by azdle 8y ago
Based on http://www.w2ru.net/ , it sounds like you needed to have been a member as of Sept. 10th to be able to vote.
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by azdle 8y ago
For some reason Firefox is only showing the <summary> contents when you click that link, but it's all in there and it shows the full article in ttrss for me.
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by azdle 8y ago
https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/feeds/all.atom.xml ^ seems to have full articles.
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by azdle 8y ago
This thought is addressed in the submission: Google wouldn't be doing it if they didn't think they'd be getting value out of it.
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by azdle 8y ago
I assume they're talking about the use of google analytics on the about:addons page discussed here: https://github.com/mozilla/addons-frontend/issues/2785 Two things to note from that thread: From what I
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by azdle 8y ago
Don't use Roku if you care at all about privacy. Their privacy policy specifically calls out that they do visual content identication on everything you watch and sell that to anyone and everyone they can.
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by azdle 8y ago
It's not sourced, but the Wikipedia page says it uses something called JB2 compression which is susceptible to this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DjVu#Compression
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by azdle 8y ago
Update your bios: http://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/19/Drivers/DriversDet... That mostly fixed the chirping I had. Still get it for a few milliseconds here and there, but it's nothing
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by azdle 8y ago
Well, when there's two issues, one needs to be fixed before the other.
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by azdle 8y ago
Wow, thanks for that thread. I just hit the "the system just goes out to lunch with no errors" issue again a few days ago on a ryzen server I have at home. This is even after an RMA months ago for the same problem. AMD support has
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by azdle 9y ago
If they were dropping rockets on people standing on street corners. Yes, 100%. Your example is different because it was deaths of people involved in the projects who knew there were risks and agreed to them.
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by azdle 9y ago
> Nevertheless, I believe taking this route and going slightly lower level with Hyper gave you some nice insights into how you can leverage Rust to write a safe and performant webservice. Using hyper directly definitely gives you a bette
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by azdle 9y ago
Help me https://postmarketos.org/ , you're my only hope. I don't really know what changed, but I used to be the guy who always wanted the new phone (or <insert really any "device" here>), but ever s
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by azdle 9y ago
Since this is an article on privacy in tech here's a mirror not hosted by one of the top invaders of online privacy: http://web.archive.org/web/20180305203213/http://locusmag.co...

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