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by boudin 5y ago
How are crypto currencies changing that?
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by boudin 5y ago
There's so much wrong with all of this. First automation of surveillance. I know Apple is not the first, but having private companies slowly treating all its customers as suspect is really wrong. We're not talking of someone suspe
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by boudin 5y ago
Never had issue with OVH or Scaleway
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by boudin 5y ago
Just as a side note, Sailfish is not fully open source.
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by boudin 5y ago
And for those wanting a ncurse client, there is ncspot [0] which is quite stable and complete. [0] https://github.com/hrkfdn/ncspot
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by boudin 5y ago
You can relock the bootloader with other roms as well, some people do it on the oneplus 3.
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by boudin 5y ago
It is definitely possible with some limitations. Totally ungoogled you won't have the google service layer, if you still want to use some proprietary apps, it is possible but some won't work. The biggest constraint is often push n
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by boudin 5y ago
Maybe because that's all there is to it. He happened to there at the wrong time. It's really similar to what happened to Mohammed al Gharani https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mohammed_el_Gharani
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by boudin 5y ago
Nice usual GMO propanganda, but no. Look at the social impact of GMOs in India (suicide), the environmental impact overall which is quite negative. GMOs itself might be safe for consumption, but the amount of pesticide required for those st
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by boudin 5y ago
I don't think it will make arch more stable. It would require a good amount of change on the way the whole package repositories are tested. I'm quite sure that Steam Deck will have its own repositories so that they can validate up
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by boudin 5y ago
By feature you mean what would have been called a malware once, the only difference is that instead of being a crap plugin installed by mistake in IE it is now pushed by microsoft itself?
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by boudin 5y ago
Or simply not having to download and install app from webpages and have a distribution system that is easier to monitor for suspicious activity like there is for linux distibutions.
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by boudin 5y ago
So, according to you, european countries should not be able to have laws and apply those? Companies like Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google should not be regulated? They should be able to do whatever they want to do? Still seeing people in
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by boudin 5y ago
It's working for me on Firefox (desktop - 90.0.2)
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by boudin 5y ago
The same way the accusation of fake record do not provide evidence though, it's just theories.
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by boudin 5y ago
Note that after this article was published, a few more scientific articles confirmed her longevity record, as mentionned in her wikipedia page: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeanne_Calment
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by boudin 5y ago
It's potentially quite dangerous since it means that rendering servers can see everything. Seems also time limited and with ads.
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by boudin 5y ago
It does matter. But companies should not pick software solution with garbage Linux support if some employees are using Linux. Nobody would pick a software that does not work on Windows and Macos.
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by boudin 5y ago
On this regard, it's often commercial software that are just bad with really poor support on Linux.
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by boudin 5y ago
That's sounds quite interesting. Never heard of this activity before. I'll look into it definitely!
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by boudin 5y ago
You mean taste, one of the sense that makes us what we are today? The thing that humanity and other animals have used to analyze what they feed themselves with? I'm not talking about eating for pleasure, but you can definitely taste th
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by boudin 5y ago
Thinking this way is the exact problem. You believe you know what a plant needs but that's not true. We don't even know how plants "works" entirely. There's one easy proove, anything grown the way you describe taste
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by boudin 5y ago
That's not totally true. It was for specific roles for which employees have administrator access to servers. https://about.gitlab.com/blog/2019/11/12/update-on-hiring/ It's a healthy discu
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by boudin 5y ago
To be a bit more precise, Google didn't provide all the information regarding their earning based on copyrighted content they display on their platform. They also unilaterally decided to exclude part of the press and part of the copyro
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by boudin 5y ago
Weather is not a random number pick. And your proof is wrong it's not if the number is higher than the previous one, but higher than all the previous ones. This means that you should have a curve getting flat, or potentially no curve a
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by boudin 5y ago
It's a matter of taste I guess, but I find Discord UI horrible. It's also eating way too much resources for what it does.
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by boudin 5y ago
You can use dotnet-install for that https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/tools/dotnet-in...
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by boudin 5y ago
It really dependa of your ip. If you're in a block that has a bad rep, you'll have the captcha every single time. This seems legitimate but this is definitely not applied per ip, it's apply per ip block. I have a server that
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by boudin 5y ago
I don't use those features but currently you can sync it using Ratta's own cloud (which is optional by the way, no obligation to create an account), dropbox or email. Otherwise you can copy files via USB. There's no APIs that
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by boudin 5y ago
I'm not saying they don't invest much, I just say the result is really underwhelming for the capitalisation they have to say the least. It's just more of the same thing year after year. So yeah, they invest a bit, but it look

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