circularfoyers

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   by circularfoyers 6y ago

   I think it's worth noting that Telegram and Signal both have fallbacks in the absence of FCM or microG. I use both daily and luckily am able to daily Android without any of Google's services or microG.
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   by circularfoyers 6y ago

   You can also get more precise and up to date numbers on what does and doesn't work from ProtonDB[1]. In the reports for each game you're able to see details like distro release, proton release and any other extra steps required (i
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   by circularfoyers 6y ago

   The Fedora packaging guidelines is an official, pretty thorough guide to RPM packaging with lots of examples for specific languages[1]. The Fedora docs also cover creating a custom kernel too[2]. I recently moved over to Podman from Docker
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   by circularfoyers 6y ago

   I had a repeat of the same experience too recently. It was very satisfying having it work now.
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   by circularfoyers 6y ago

   I still agree with your sentiment but wouldn't have writing more code still made you a better programmer when you were presumably still learning?
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   by circularfoyers 6y ago

   Don't Linux distros accomplish these checks with GPG key signing, which don't need to phone home?
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   by circularfoyers 6y ago

   Furthermore has everyone forgotten that Apple are a PRISM provider? https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Prism_slide_5.jpg
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   by circularfoyers 6y ago

   What does the author of the operating system phoning home have to do with Linux not being a target for malware? It seems like you're mixing up two different issues with this.
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   by circularfoyers 6y ago

   Can you mention some websites that you can't view with uBlock Origin? I haven't seen any and I've been using it for as long as I can remember. Do you also have the Unbreak and Annoyances filter lists enabled?
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    by circularfoyers 6y ago

    I was interested when you mentioned Obsidian was open source, thinking they must of changed that since the last I read about it. But I looked it up again and it's not, it's still proprietary.
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    by circularfoyers 6y ago

    I do too. The dev has mentioned that he wanted to make a web app, but that's yet to happen. I did however try launching it in Anbox today and it seems to run perfectly, so that's an option.
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    by circularfoyers 6y ago

    I don't see any mention of Blloc being free and open source software in their website.
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    by circularfoyers 6y ago

    Not saying I don't believe you, but do you have a citation for when they responded to requests in that way?
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    by circularfoyers 6y ago

    As for the fonts, you can easily change them in the settings. The other nice thing about Firefox is how easy it is to change it's look. I used this https://github.com/muckSponge/MaterialFox for some time to make F
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    by circularfoyers 6y ago

    Loads for me on Firefox 81.1.3 on Android. It did take a little bit to load, so might just be your internet connection.
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    by circularfoyers 6y ago

    Which is why I think projects including PinePhone and Librem 5 are important, as they are privacy orientated and they need community driven support now to be usable in the future. The only other projects that get close are ones that use AOS
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    by circularfoyers 6y ago

    Firefox on Android has this single button toggle option in the uBlock Origin add-on, which does exactly as you described wanting.