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by bmicraft 2y ago
You can't change something on an encrypted volume without knowing the encryption key
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by bmicraft 2y ago
The pixel a series is made of plastic too, today. I'm not seeing anybody bothered by that.
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by bmicraft 2y ago
Lightning is worse to the point where it isn't even funny - 480Mb/s vs 120Gb/s data transfer - 9V? vs 48V - 2.4A? vs 5A - resulting in 18W vs 240W - proprietary vs open. Youre calling the connector supporting 1
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by bmicraft 2y ago
Parking minima are a distinctly American phenomenon.
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by bmicraft 2y ago
But that's just another bullshit excuse to stay proprietary. SuperVOOC doesn't really do anything special that isn't also achievable using the PD PPS (programmable power supply) specification.
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by bmicraft 2y ago
The Galaxy S5 had a replaceable battery and IP67 10 years ago. It's not that hard.
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by bmicraft 2y ago
$5 Type c cables also have "circuits" in them. It's not that hard or expensive to implement an e-markee chip.
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by bmicraft 2y ago
Well, that certainly counts as third party
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by bmicraft 2y ago
For pre-Turing closed drivers I'd count that as an unsupported third party, even if the distribution in questions tries to support it.
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by bmicraft 2y ago
This doesn't read like the English I would expect from someone with German as their mother tongue.
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by bmicraft 2y ago
> If something goes wrong you just bought yourself a week’s worth of debugging to figure out how to roll back the state. But that basically doesn't happen between release upgrades, not unless you're doing something with third p
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by bmicraft 2y ago
You can also do that with human drivers and it will work for a while. The question is how often it doesn't work. A single person driving in front of a Waymo a couple of times can't determine that with any statistical significance.
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by bmicraft 2y ago
So what you're saying is we should order a bunch of stuff and then cancel at the first sign of a delay in fulfillment so amazon loses more by waiting it out?
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by bmicraft 2y ago
They haven't you're just not buying them. Almost all manufacturers are also selling "digital signage displays".
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by bmicraft 2y ago
You don't actually need most things. Any yet here we all are, all on the same website. Not because anybody needed to be, just because we wanted.
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by bmicraft 2y ago
You can and I did.
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by bmicraft 2y ago
Many do, but if you intentionally compare ones that aren't equivalent then of course that what you'll find.
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by bmicraft 2y ago
They've probably calculated that that the value they get from showing ads on more expensive TVs (read: to a more affluent audience) rises at least as fast as the sale price of the TV, maybe even faster.
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by bmicraft 2y ago
An LLM trained on exclusively safe code could can still combine it in unsafe ways.
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by bmicraft 2y ago
Yes.
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by bmicraft 2y ago
> That does remind me though - why isn't "icons on the desktop" a thing by default anymore? I'll admit I stopped bothering to go edit the defaults for every new install, but why? They actually made "Folderview&qu
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by bmicraft 2y ago
Many games get their DRM removed from official distribution after a cracked copy is found circulating online. Sounds like that model would make sense for movies too.
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by bmicraft 2y ago
I can literally type on my phone without looking at the keys with an acceptable amount of erros. Might be a skill issue?
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by bmicraft 2y ago
AFAIK there are rust libraries that let you build html pages in rust without actually writing html. Something like maud[0] + actix[1] perhaps. That's probably something that is possible in python but I wouldn't dare try in C. [0]
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by bmicraft 2y ago
> For most OSS projects, the maintainers are either too overworked or just don't feel like fixing security issues. Surely you can't be serious about "most" (= a clear majority) oss projects not fixing vulnerabilities
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by bmicraft 2y ago
I could see an attack vector here based on file/directory names or the full path. Different inputs could lead to the same order of enumerated checksums.
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by bmicraft 2y ago
It's not like anybody except for the core team had had access before.
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by bmicraft 2y ago
It looks like that code was never actually MIT licenced but had the licence-file in there by mistake. Then Roman made the repo public after the faulty licence got removed, because he (wrongly) believed the code actually was MIT-licenced bef
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by bmicraft 2y ago
> Apple does better than Android here Google is supporting their current models until at least Q2 2031.
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by bmicraft 2y ago
While that's true, you're also getting much more for that: 4x Cores + WiFi + Bluetooth. The 2W is slow but usable compared to the original, which really wasn't. The original $5 can't even be matched by most ESP32 dev boa

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