boredishBoi

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by boredishBoi 1mo ago
KDE ships klipper by default which is the same thing and works fantastically. Supports multimedia and is fast, I only wish it had a cli tool instead of having to use xclip or qdbus. On windows I find ditto much more performant than the nati
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by boredishBoi 2mo ago
In Australia the price difference between an air and a 17 is only $50 which imo makes it great value.
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by boredishBoi 5mo ago
Sorry new Toyotas have mandatory alcohol testers? Which locale are you in? I’ve heard of mandatory breathalysers for work vehicles or DUI drivers but all new cars?
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by boredishBoi 5mo ago
Beeper is owned by Automattic (of Wordpress fame). They’re a corp but I wouldn’t call them mega and they use matrix which is an open federated protocol. You can run your own matrix server but tbh it’s easier for someone else to do it. Not t
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by boredishBoi 5mo ago
I don’t disagree but none of the native RDP clients support oauth for non azure computers.
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by boredishBoi 5mo ago
Not many good MFA options for native RDP/RDG. Putting it in the browser lets you wrap the whole thing with OAUTH/passkeys etc
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by boredishBoi 5y ago
There’s a launcher called T-UI I used to use when I had an android. One of the features it allowed was this. It would display a log of all your notification on your Home Screen and you could just click it and go straight into the conversati
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by boredishBoi 6y ago
I think the defaults they’re referring to are for fedora desktop, not server
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by boredishBoi 7y ago
Automotive grade programming is a joke. There have been numerous posts here including one a couple days ago about the auto accelerating Toyota’s and it was pretty clear that the problem was with Toyota’s programming as well as their lack o
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by boredishBoi 7y ago
Actually MacBooks get 6/7 years from when Apple stops selling them. In contrast, the timer starts as soon as the first Chromebook with that cpu is released. It was a nasty surprise when I found that out
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by boredishBoi 7y ago
You can use Calibre to side load books without an account. It can also convert epubs to mobi’s.
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by boredishBoi 7y ago
What if their brother in law is an exec at an American competitor? I don’t see how your example is relevant given we’re discussing governments spying/compelling citizens to spy for them.
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by boredishBoi 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QUIC https://blog.cloudflare.com/http3-the-past-present-and-futur... Just because it’s a public discussion doesn’t mean there’s an obligation to explain things. I didn’t k
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by boredishBoi 7y ago
I’m a uni student in aus right now and I’m not a fan of Chinese propaganda but I wouldn’t mind a free trip to China. Do you have any links/tips on how I could get myself on one of these trips? I’m at UNSW btw.
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by boredishBoi 7y ago
Have you seen the T series portable ssd’s by Samsung. Nowadays multiple companies make portable ssds that use the same nand in their internal ssds but in a smaller custom form factor. They’re exactly like what you described, about the size
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by boredishBoi 7y ago
I think they mean MicroLED rather than mini oled. MicroLEDs are meant to look and act the same as oleds but since they’re non organic, which means they don’t burn out like oleds do.
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by boredishBoi 7y ago
It is my understanding that under the DMCA the security measures themselves are copyrighted works and breaking them is a violation of the DMCA in and of itself. That’s why breaking DRM, even if it’s to access public domain works is still il
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by boredishBoi 7y ago
Can you please expand on your phone? What model is it? It sounds very unusual for the user to be able to change the imei.
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by boredishBoi 8y ago
If this new OS is focusing on PWAs and UWPs, then it makes sense that MS would can Edge for a chromium based browser.