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1y ago
I wonder if filing a complaint at the FTC is a waste of time due to the current government shutdown?
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1y ago
This comment is very uninformed and misleading. > Having an approved channel for verified app loading is a valuable security tool and greatly reduces the number of malicious apps installed on users devices These are claims that Apple and
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1y ago
Nextcloud editors use Collabora Online, which is apparently a fork/derivative of LibreOffice: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collabora_Online
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1y ago
Why?
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1y ago
Not sure why you're so defensive about this. I'm not trolling. Whether something is interesting or not is subjective, which is my point. You might think you know why that staircase is interesting to people (it's just trivia),
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1y ago
Why? Because of the emojis? Normally I'd agree, except in this case it seems like part of the joke.
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1y ago
> big but uninteresting 3d world. I know 'interesting' is subjective, but your comment is demonstrably false. Just type "mario 64 staircase" into youtube, and look at the hundreds (thousands? millions?) of videos and
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1y ago
Where was this guy when Mr Newel was setting up store.steampowered.com? Imagine how much more successful they'd be if they went with steam.com instead
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1y ago
I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and assume that you're simply uniformed about Curtis Yarvin and his politics, and think this is just another culture war slap fight. Go look him up and then decide whether you want to reconsi
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1y ago
What value? I haven't used them myself, but from reviews I've seen on Youtube they appear to be flaky and not all that useful. It reminds me of when voice assistants like Siri came out, and it turned out that the only thing they w
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1y ago
To be fair... What I gather from the readme is that this is monorepo containing 7 sub projects.
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1y ago
I agree that paper ballots are better, but also agree that electronic voting, when used, should be open source.
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1y ago
Well, the virus in this case is a Windows executable targeted at Windows users trying to download Linux...
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1y ago
Didn't they abandon the previous Coral accelerators?
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1y ago
> you are swapping Google Android for GrapheneOS Android No? You're adding support for Graphene's keys, not replacing Google's. Obviously, the main barrier is convincing developers of these apps to add support for Graphene
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1y ago
https://grapheneos.org/articles/attestation-compatibility-gu... That page seems to be saying the opposite: hardware attestation would support GrapheneOS, whereas the Play Integrity API would not. Anecdotally, both of t
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1y ago
> As an EU citizen the biggest issue for me is that even if I bought a fairphone with grapheneOS, it might as well be a "dumb" phone. This is because all the apps to make our daily lives non-annoying require the Google Play or
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1y ago
Did you read the article? They're not creating nor choosing an operating system for the librephone project. They're looking into reverse engineering the binary firmware blobs needed to achieve a fully free software distribution on
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1y ago
They said it'd be priced similarly to Pixels, so ~$1000 range. Afaik the only Motorola phone in that range is the Razr, but that'd be a weird choice.
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1y ago
TL;DR: premature optimization is the root of all evil
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1y ago
> And GNOME lives on as a sorry excuse for a bad copy of MacOS desktop looks without the feel. This is an inaccurate description. GNOME is a copy of (the worst parts of) Windows 8 and Mac OS, not just Mac OS. But seriously, GNOME isn
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1y ago
Just serve them through any http server on termux! Works as you'd expect, but on FF you need to manually add the http:// prefix in the URL bar if you navigate to an IP address like 127.0.0.1. Not sure why it doesn't figu
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1y ago
IIRC, Activision/Blizzard uses Erlang for their matchmaking systems (or used to... I saw it in a very old talk)
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1y ago
I have this setup, but I haven't tried using a self signed cert. I just have a public domain with the DNS pointing to the ejabberd internal IP. Setting up LetsEncrypt with DNS auth isn't that difficult, and I'm using Digital
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1y ago
I recently tried to move people over, and the iOS situation is bleak. It seems like notifications don't work at all in any app, which is a big problem for chat. Also, one of them (I think Siskin?) doesn't display sender name/
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1y ago
Is this related to the Newton Dynamics physics engine? https://newtondynamics.com/
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1y ago
I too am not looking to move to something that doesn't support Wayland (mostly because of Nvidia, who I doubt will support Xorg forever), but I don't share the negativity in the comments. This looks great, especially since it seem
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1y ago
> all my personal items were stolen IRL and the same person changed a bunch of my passwords. Have you filed a police report? Do you know who this person is? Getting your stuff back might be easier than dealing with github support.
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1y ago
> One obvious one is that Toolbx and Distrobox are based on Podman, for one. And as a result, the containers are rootless.
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1y ago
Bad for the people who wasted time and money getting the degree, good for the people who can pay lower wages now that supply is so far ahead of demand (at least at the entry level)
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