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1y ago
> Take for example nitter - it says its using an unofficial twitter API. I'm assuming this means its using one of these third party services that provide an API You misread that. It actually says: Uses Twitter's unofficial
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Avoiding the Global Lobotomy
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1y ago
'source available' means the source code is available. Open source comes with a whole set of guarantees [1] about free redistribution and derived works. Copyleft licenses like the GPL come with extra guarantees that do not violate
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1y ago
> I would suggest that you consider also add a mobile app so you have a rounded offering Why does everything have to be a mobile app? The website works fine on mobile.
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1y ago
Seeing Microsoft employees argue with an LLM for hours instead of actually just fixing the problem must be a very encouraging sight for businesses that have built their products on top of .NET.
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1y ago
You may dislike the ICC, but please don't spread misinformation about them. The ICC has never prosecuted a Dutch citizen (or anyone, for that matter) over war crimes committed during the Bosnian War. The events of Dutchbat happened in
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Microsoft's ICC blockade: digital dependence comes at a cost
(techzine.eu)
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1y ago
I have a Boox Go 10.3 and the hardware is fine. What is not fine is that they actively violate the GPL [1], use outdated and vulnerable Android and kernel versions, and send loads of telemetry to some Chinese servers [2]. If you do end up g
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1y ago
Some things are difficult to do with a Bluetooth keyboard: you cannot do anything before the OS is booted, such as changing BIOS settings, installing an OS, or choosing a GRUB boot entry. There are workarounds (buying a Bluetooth adapter th
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2y ago
> The B&H example is ridiculous and I definitely would churn if I ran into that. Not only does B&H close their webshop on Saturdays, they also observe many holidays and close both their physical stores and webstore for them. This
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2y ago
Unexpected Keyboard [1] has a similar concept: you can tap keys to enter letters or swipe to the corners to input special characters. It also has all of the usual modifier keys so it's really nice to use together with Temux. [1] https
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2y ago
This is simply wrong. If you think about math as only solving differential equations and inverting matrices by hand, then maybe. This might be how maths are taught in secondary school, but is not at all representative of university-level ma
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2y ago
You do not have to put up with this. Your lecturer is significantly undermining your education (which you pay for!). You should bring this up with the department chair of your study. The purpose of your CS degree is to build a strong theore
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2y ago
> While Mozilla didn't share technical details regarding CVE-2025-2857, it said the vulnerability is similar to a Chrome zero-day exploited in attacks and patched by Google earlier this week Related: Operation ForumTroll: APT attac
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2y ago
https://undo.io/ supports Java
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2y ago
> Signal to leave Sweden if backdoor law passes
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2y ago
Well, only some claim to "remain committed to offering our users the highest level of security for their personal data" while turning off E2EE cloud storage for an entire country.
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2y ago
On the surface it's mostly "think of the children" and "terrorists use encryption" type arguments. I'm sure some of the politicians advocating for this have ulterior motives, but I hope we won't get in a p
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2y ago
Unlike a certain big tech giant who pretends to care about privacy until it cuts into their profits.
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2y ago
I too am very annoyed by this, and it has been happening for as long as I can remember. KeePassDX [1] works around this by providing a custom keyboard you can use to fill in your passwords anywhere. [1] https://github.com/Ku
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2y ago
I can only speak for my own setup: KeePassXC on multiple devices with a local NextCloud instance for syncing my database. First and foremost, automate backing up your database. NextCloud also supports versioned files, so if something does g
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Vaultwarden [1] if you want to keep using the Bitwarden clients but with a different, self-hosted backend. You can also use KeePassXC and self-hosted file service to sync your database between devices [2]. KeePassXC has a merge feature in c
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2y ago
This of course only helps if ADP is available in your country and you've turned it on.
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2y ago
I have been using Aegis [1], a FOSS (GPLv3) TOTP authenticator app, for the past years. It supports: - Local encrypted backups. You can sync these to where ever you like on your own terms. I automated uploading mine to my local NextCloud in
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2y ago
Aegis [1] is a FOSS TOTP app that supports local encrypted backups and has an export functionality. [1] https://github.com/beemdevelopment/Aegis
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2y ago
Next time, it is worth disclosing that you work for Proton's PR department. > Proton had to comply with a Swiss court order I agree this isn't Proton's fault, but that does not change the fact that it happened and lead to
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> Email runs the risk of de-anonymization, as most people don't know about Proton Proton is not perfect. They have surrendered recovery email addresses to law enforcement [1] and endorse Republicans through their official social med
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2y ago
> I think that's already the case, isn't it? afaik, only the stack height is regulated. Specific technologies like foam, carbon plates etc. are not. > I don't understand why you would in the first place, what would be t
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Kiplimo is managed by Rosa, who was involved in some of the most famous doping cases in the sport [1] [2]. This new record is a bit suspicious (a relatively new record broken by 49s) and WADA has stopped caring about doping... This is the 5
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2y ago
> How so? There are no restrictions on use or distribution. It's not open source because it does not use an open source license (public domain is not a license). It's not free because this depends on your and the author's
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