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by bsd44 5y ago
You can't complain without suggesting improvements, that's not constructive criticism. So what is the alternative here? All other brands have the same issue, not just phone manufacturers but other product and service providers too
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by bsd44 5y ago
Does it feel "right" giving money to a company that would side with the American killings of civilians for oil and profit? Just trying to understand how morals work.
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by bsd44 5y ago
Potentially not secure is not the same as definitely not secure. OSS is also potentially not secure. I don't understand these comments. They seem like they were written by semi-literate adolescents.
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by bsd44 5y ago
So Apple iOS, Microsoft Windows, Amazon FireOS, Cisco IOS, Netapp ONTAP... they are all "not secure" because they are not OSS?
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by bsd44 5y ago
I switched to Opera because Firefox forces invasive updates that require a forced restart. For someone who likes to keep a web browser running for a long time and put their laptop to sleep rather than shutdown, that is not acceptable. I use
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by bsd44 5y ago
Well this seems like an actual case of racism (as opposed to nonsense that's been floating around in the last few years). You can't say things like "black name" and use it in any context as if it was a scientific fact yo
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by bsd44 5y ago
What is a "black" name?
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by bsd44 5y ago
It gets 10/10 for being replaceable. That's it. I have a Lenovo Thinkbook 13s that has slotted RAM and same spec as Framework's lowest model and it cost me £600 three years ago, this one costs $1000 (or £750) without tax. See
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by bsd44 5y ago
That's a good tip! I will definitely try that.
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by bsd44 5y ago
I read about 6-8 books at any time and I'm having a problem forcing myself to focus on one book. I'm also enrolled in about 5 different online courses trying to learn everything. I hardly get anything done. I used to be able to &q
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by bsd44 5y ago
I agree. An ideal is far from reality. I like to get deep into low level stuff, but my employer doesn't care if I understand how a system call works or whether we can save x % of y by spending z time on performance profiling that requi
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by bsd44 5y ago
I've met Muslims with the most extreme views you could imagine. Third generation immigrants raised in the Western world still believing that "white" women deserve to be raped, teaching their children to only socialise with th
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by bsd44 5y ago
Form factor is completely irrelevant since Steam Deck is advertised as a computer and not a console. Which is how I would use it; plug it into a monitor and use it as a desktop PC with keyboard and mouse. That's why I asked what does i
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by bsd44 5y ago
I suppose you're dumb; not because you're functionally illiterate but because it's clear that a laptop is both handheld and portable as much as Steam Deck.
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by bsd44 5y ago
It's actually the opposite of what you wrote. Minimum wage is precisely "minimum standard of living", not a "minimum value job". There's no such thing as a standardised minimum wage for various types of job, ev
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by bsd44 5y ago
What is the advantage of this over an ordinary Linux laptop?
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by bsd44 5y ago
That's very encouraging. We should make this a law on the EU-level.
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by bsd44 5y ago
I remember watching video footage of fabricated camps in the Balkan wars made by CNN and BCC in the mid 90s (I forgot the name of the video hosting website that was popular back then), following years of similar articles. Nothing changed re
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by bsd44 5y ago
That's really good news, I hope it will calm down some people who were sceptical at first. I use Proton Mail for my tier 1 accounts such as banking, payment processors, tax etc. It played a big role when I abandoned Google services and
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by bsd44 5y ago
Perhaps when the US and its allies withdraw troops from the Middle East, they can move them to Taiwan to protect it from China.
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by bsd44 5y ago
Noob here so forgive my ignorance but I thought a light-year was a unit for measuring distance, not time.
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by bsd44 5y ago
This raises an issue of trolling. What prevents developers to generate "inappropriate" code to feed it to this algorithm the same way they did with the Microsoft Chat bot for example? That will surely reflect on the quality of cod
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by bsd44 5y ago
I would like to know this too. I understand that GitHub is a private company and you have to accept their T&C, but surely they aren't allowed to use source code found elsewhere on the internet to train their ML models without askin
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by bsd44 5y ago
Good, now if only people understood what UFO stands for and that "unidentified" doesn't imply "alien". Imagine admitting an unidentified object flying over your soil and your defence system not being able to force i
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by bsd44 5y ago
I agree. It seems to me that even after the allegations against Assange were proven wrong, people still refuse to accept his innocence in this case and try to find something else to blame him for. As when you're proven wrong in an argu
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by bsd44 5y ago
All these flavours and you guys choose to be salty. :) When Greece couldn't keep up with the payments years ago Germany said "give us your islands then". Nobody bat an eyelid, but as soon as we owe money to someone who isn&#x
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by bsd44 5y ago
Yeah bad China, let's all take American loans and default on those instead!
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by bsd44 5y ago
People seem to believe that if you bury your head in the sand, nobody can see you. Just because you don't talk about something openly it does not imply that the discussion doesn't happen at all. It happens in closed circles which
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by bsd44 5y ago
"We fantasized about telling the VP to stick it and quitting en masse, but we knew it wouldn't change anything. We'd just be replaced by someone that would." That's a very bad argument. If you guide yourself by that
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by bsd44 5y ago
Which coffee "research" is this so far in the last year? One time it's bad for you, then it's good for you. Then it's bad for you again, then it's good for you.

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