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by boudin 5y ago
Fairphone is European and small. There's really interesting enineering under the hood. If anything, Apple is the counter example of being efficient at innovation. They mainly package and market existing ideas in a really efficient way,
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by boudin 5y ago
It's not about you. It's about the direction that technology has been taking where a big chunk is controlled by very few companies that are more powerful than a lot of countries. I want to be able to chose a device I control, with
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by boudin 5y ago
Why do you make the assumption that a device with freedom would be a device to worry about? This is exactlty what the op is saying. The Apple narrative of "we have full control over your device and your software for your own good"
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by boudin 5y ago
What is infuriating the fact that you pay taxes or that a company like Microsoft do not? If it's the first one I can't disagree more, I'm paying kinda the same percentage and I'm happy to do so personally. If it's t
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by boudin 5y ago
I'm quite sure actually. Every ads I've seen in the tube or ads for trading app has a clear warning text about the risks. This one has none and that's the problem, this is not about bitcoin itself.
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by boudin 5y ago
You forgot the main mode of transportation in there: pedestrians. It would be quite absolutly horrible to have bikes doing whatever they want.
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by boudin 5y ago
Wayland is there, but it's always gonna be a step by step approach. Overall it's already in a really good shape. On quite old computers, it's performing quite better than xorg for me. I wonder what would be the current situat
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by boudin 5y ago
It's possible, when pre-ordering the DIY one there's a "bring your own" operating system option. That's too bad they don't talk about this DIY pre-order option that allows to customize a lot of things. They eve
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by boudin 5y ago
The possibility to upgrade and repair easily must have been quite a bit of engineering upfront. It's also quite a niche laptop, so I guess there's less saving at scale than the big players in this market.
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by boudin 5y ago
If just having a disclaimer to not have to follow any kind of law, it will be a bit too easy to escape any kind of regulation, GDPR or not.
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by boudin 5y ago
Healthcare is publicly funded in a lot of countries already. And I'm not sure that what's happening now proves you right. Astrazeneca is absolutly failing at ramping up its production. I'm not a professional but I'm quit
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by boudin 6y ago
It is explicitely part of the wayland protocol https://wayland-book.com/introduction/high-level-design.html
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by boudin 6y ago
It's the buffer management part of wayland. Nvidia never implemented it and pushed for egl streams instead. This means that compositor have to implement two paths, gbm (wayland), egl stream (nvidia propriatory only).
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by boudin 6y ago
You're absolutely right, got confused between egl stream and gbm
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by boudin 6y ago
This new is actually a bigger step torward Wayland from Nvidia: https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=NVIDIA-G... It seems that Nvidia finally is moving away from the GBM madness.
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by boudin 6y ago
What you say is right, but is about copyright, not consent. No social media collect the consent of people in the actual pictures when the person in the picture is not the one who is posting it.
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by boudin 6y ago
You have to put things in their context though. Not saying that the years of chaotic and arbitrary killing that followed the revolution was great, but religion was a different thing in France back then. It was also (and foremost) politics a
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by boudin 6y ago
This is not that simple at all. It's not about the French army having committed the genocide but having taken side and let the genocide happen for France political agenda. It's also about the fact that France took side for people
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by boudin 6y ago
It doesn't systematically free people of spywares but allows to do so. Projects already get forked for that purpose like vscode, chromium. It also allows to audit and at least see what a software does.
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by boudin 6y ago
I think you meant this BBC article with the fake burger restaurant: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-48762211
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by boudin 6y ago
That's not what the article says. It's about that the user can opt-out of Apple personalized advertising instead of opt-in.
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by boudin 6y ago
It really depends what rate you're looking at. It can be lower than normal when looking at the whole population that is vaccinated but high on a specific group of this population. In this case, the fact that there might be complication
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by boudin 6y ago
Identity and independance are quite tight together though, no? I think it was the idea behind having 3 referendums: to give people the time to think, debate and make their mind after having seen the bigger picture given by the vote (basical
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by boudin 6y ago
France did the first tests in Algeria but this is about the ones done at Mururoa, in the pacific indeed.
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by boudin 6y ago
If you're talking about New Caledonia it's as really biased view. It was a special agreement following a stron crisis with the Kanak independance mouvement that allowed to agree on 3 independance votes. There's a big differen
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by boudin 6y ago
If you find this annoying, a way around is to set your terminal to use ctrl+c and ctrl+v for copy/pasting and ctrl+shift+c and ctrl+shift+v for the original chars it sends.
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by boudin 6y ago
On the cuisine side, it's also the act a few people that made french cuisine popular in the west. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marie-Antoine_Car%C3%AAme https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auguste_
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by boudin 6y ago
It does not really account for the fact that most of the population was peasants. I would be really surprised that spices were a big part of cuisine. Maybe in the middle-class indeed, but that was still a really small part of the population
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by boudin 6y ago
I have similar issues, those seems to be related to the xwayland implementation of wlroots/sway. I do not have those issues with Gnome on wayland. Looking at the master branch of the project, it seems that it should get better with the
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by boudin 6y ago
Chatbots are used a lot already for simple tasks, like the one mentionned in this article (booking apointments online). The issue is not that the bot is not able to replace a medical specialist, but making sure the bot will not answer somet

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