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by boudin 6y ago
I run it on an Android TV. I'm thinking of plugging small device running Linux though, like a raspberry pi because my tv (a sony from 2015) is not maintained anymore as the last update introduced a huge amount of bugs (the tv can'
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by boudin 6y ago
You're right, I'm the one who misread the end, I thought the author said he wrote to Patreon, which doesn't seem to be the case. This is not great...
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by boudin 6y ago
Did you read the post to the very end? I don't see anything immoral, he just spotted a weakness in Patreon, warned Patreon and wrote a blog post about it. Nothing wrong here.
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by boudin 6y ago
I would think though that an SOC with good drivers in the kernel would be a massive selling point, blobs are a massive pain in the Android world.
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by boudin 6y ago
It also fails to mention that AMD already does ARM cpus for datacenters: https://www.amd.com/en/amd-opteron-a1100
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by boudin 6y ago
What does it even mean? Communities build what they need for their usecase and in this regard it's highly successful. It might not be your usecase but then, you can decide to create your own community and build it or look somewhere els
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by boudin 6y ago
Cars changes a lot. Basics do not change, but it's the same for computers to. Keyboard, mouse, display, touchscreen, all this has been there for decades. Details though do change a lot. Compare the controls of 2 cars, one from the 70s,
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by boudin 6y ago
Sorry but that makes even less sense. If it's software that you don't use, how does it impact you? Nobody is holding a gun against your neck.
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by boudin 6y ago
The reverse is also true. Don't blame people maintaining software for changing your routine. You make a lot of assumptions there but the reality is often much more nuanced. Everything changes, all the time, that's a rule that is t
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by boudin 6y ago
Are you sure? According to arch docs, it should be openGL 4.3 or 4.5 when using mesa: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_AMD_graphics_processin... (if I'm not mistaken the GPU architecture is TeraScale 2)
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by boudin 6y ago
The release process can be quite slow on the f-droid official repository as the signing step is done on an offline machine manually. https://f-droid.org/en/docs/Security_Model
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by boudin 6y ago
What he mentions is wlroot-rs. If you're interested, here's the post from its author about the difficulties faced which lead to stopping development. http://way-cooler.org/blog/2019/04/29/rewrit
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by boudin 6y ago
I think he meant the author of the original blog post that zx2c4 is responding to.
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by boudin 6y ago
Now it's time for uk politicians to find the new scapegoat for their impressive incompetence. Here's for a stupid and xenophobic clown, a decade of ugly politics and the struggle of people hopes that, unfortunatly, will still be u
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by boudin 6y ago
This forgets a lot of the pain of flash. It was almost a windows only thing. It required constant updates independantly of the browser, sometimes not working properly. It was also a common cause of browser crashes. There was low control ove
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by boudin 6y ago
Last summer, in France, google maps tried to have me driving in hiking path in woods as a "shortcut" apparently. At one point it was even trying to have me to take a turn in trees directly, didn't look there was ever a path t
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by boudin 6y ago
I don't think it's comparable no. The effort put by Fairphone to build an ethical tech company is not comparable with what apple have been doing. There's a lot of information on their website and it's worth to have a loo
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by boudin 6y ago
Unless you live in a totally closed eco-system, you share the same water, air, fauna and flora as anybody. So you should be concerned as well.
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by boudin 6y ago
This is about the Sega Saturn, not the Dreamcast.
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by boudin 6y ago
I think the question was about excluding columns, not rows. I don't know any way to do that personally.
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by boudin 6y ago
Brexit takes effect in 2021
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by boudin 6y ago
For search I use the side app Acastus Photon which works well. It's just a search to position app that then can open the position in osmand.
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by boudin 6y ago
No, only users fully owning their devices have this benefit which neither apple and google provide.
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by boudin 6y ago
The phone itself is available on Fairphone directly: https://www.fairphone.com/en/ It's a really interesting to read some of their blog posts and see their journey. It does prove that trying to do things in a bett
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by boudin 6y ago
I don't know the story here because of the paywall but there's another take on this. An friend of mine who's an archeologist and is specialised in boat anchors was telling me that what makes the job hard is the looting. Treas
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by boudin 6y ago
There is already a few ARM laptops that are quite open (like the pine64 ones). There's also ARM boards like the Raspberry PI. I hope that if there's more beefy CPUs and SoCs we'll see those poping up in similar devices as wel
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by boudin 6y ago
I think it's this rumor: https://www.hardwareheaven.com/amd-is-preparing-an-arm-soc-f...
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by boudin 6y ago
Runs Linux natively it seems: https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=ampere-a...
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by boudin 6y ago
I love seeing those alternatives to x86, Intel an AMD showing up. After long years of nothing exciting on the CPU side until AMD released Zen, now the M1 from Apple and this, hardware feels exciting again. I also really like the fact that A
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by boudin 6y ago
I'm with you, I find the meta key on mac messy. I personally change ctrl+shift+c and ctrl+shift+v to ctrl+c and ctrl+v in my terminal emulator so that it's consistent accross the board. This way it's clear: * meta key: my win

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