circularfoyers

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   by circularfoyers 3y ago

   Does anyone have any insight on how Second Life compares to VRChat? Seems to me that it's the modern day version of Second Life.
2. 62.▲
   by circularfoyers 3y ago

   How is he making things difficult for them?
3. 63.▲
   by circularfoyers 3y ago

   It's not only the US. It redirects correctly for Australia with information.
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   by circularfoyers 3y ago

   Your playback quality is still (I consider, severely) restricted[1], among other features I might not be aware of. They might also start injecting ads into the audio stream soon, if they realise ad blocking methods are popular (Twitch has d
5. 65.▲
   by circularfoyers 3y ago

   That's an article from 2006...
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   by circularfoyers 4y ago

   It's not a small effort, there's quite a lot Lenovo and Dell firmware on there.
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   by circularfoyers 4y ago

   For manually-editing-browser-extensions allergies who are already allergic to manually-editing-links: https://libredirect.github.io
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   AI fools voice recognition used to verify identity by Australian tax office(theguardian.com)

   18 points by circularfoyers 4y ago|6 comments
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   by circularfoyers 4y ago

   I noticed the credits of the README mention a few other configs I hadn't looked at before including NvChad, LunarVim and CosmicVim. I'll have to try all these at some point to compare them to what I started using not long ago, Spa
10. 70.▲
    by circularfoyers 4y ago

    I've never heard anyone pronounce it as rooter in Australia.
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    by circularfoyers 4y ago

    Having said that, there's plenty of people using this method[1]. I particularly like the work this person did presenting that data in Grafana[2]. [1] https://community.weatherflow.com/c/developers/5 [2] http
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    by circularfoyers 4y ago

    ABC news (Australia) have a good summary, https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-08-17/high-court-decision-g... .
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    by circularfoyers 4y ago

    Unless I missed something, it appears[1] this script installs a tar archive of Photoshop from the domain https://victor.poshtiban.io without any information about where or how this tar archive was generated. I'm not sure ho
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    by circularfoyers 4y ago

    Last I checked (unless I missed something), this didn't have the ability to perform VLSM. Which is what I thought distinguished Jodie's tool from every other similar command line tool. Which is frustrating that this is what replac
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    by circularfoyers 4y ago

    I don't think there's anything specific about the hardware for KDE besides the logo. I think this is more about giving back to the community, which I personally think it admirable and makes me look upon Slimbook more favorably. &g
16. 76.▲
    by circularfoyers 4y ago

    Many people aren't willing to do this when the document contains sensitive information.
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    by circularfoyers 4y ago

    I'd argue using an OS and init system with significantly less support compared to Linux is more likely to have a lot more reasons to hold you back.
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    by circularfoyers 4y ago

    I'm using Nextcloud already and that has an officially supported RSS daemon app[1]. I mainly use it with this really good Android client[2] (that's on F-Droid) that supports connecting to it (and Miniflux it appears, which I notic
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    by circularfoyers 5y ago

    They are significantly more locked down and it's hardware more strictly controlled than most desktop OS's, so I would say that assumption is correct. It is looking as though desktop OS's will catch up in this regard consideri
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    by circularfoyers 5y ago

    Have you tried KeePassDX?
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    by circularfoyers 5y ago

    I do without issues, but it varies on your bank's app. There's a good chance you'll need Google Play Services, so you can receive two factor push notifications for example. But thankfully GrapheneOS has the option for Google
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    by circularfoyers 5y ago

    > Guilds in Discord represent an isolated collection of users and channels, and are often referred to as "servers" in the UI.[1] This is why it's users refer to them as servers. [1]: https://discord.com/dev
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    by circularfoyers 5y ago

    I think what you're looking looking for is here https://jaas.8x8.vc , which states their pricing for the enterprise offering of Jitsi Meet.
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    by circularfoyers 5y ago

    https://meet.jit.si has a similar drop in like experience, where no accounts are required, which I believe is in part the reason Zoom was popular in the beginning.
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    by circularfoyers 5y ago

    I would disagree. Most of the fingerprinting protection is enabled by the user.js, of which LibreWolf inherits the efforts made by arkenfox[1][2]. Many of the most significant preferences themselves made it into Firefox by the Tor uplift pr
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    by circularfoyers 5y ago

    While I do agree that fundamentally the issue needs to be tackled on a political level, I don't agree that individual changes don't impact that individual. I don't think it's possible (for most) to have complete privacy,
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    by circularfoyers 5y ago

    I feel like this argument is not productive for improving privacy because it suggests we shouldn't try. I think improving privacy is incremental and these improvements can make a difference, however small. It's never going to be c
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    by circularfoyers 5y ago

    It's still up.
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    by circularfoyers 5y ago

    I heard Richard Attenborough's voice in my head as I read this[1]. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gX0oubhFydc
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    by circularfoyers 5y ago

    Lowering hls_fragment[1] to 1s should help out a little with the latency. This is what I've done in the past with a similar project as yours, Open Streaming Platform[2], with good results. Since you mentioned WebRTC for streaming to pr