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by cunidev 5y ago
While this is tangently related to your point, with the extremization of data mining as the core of online experiences, I am moderately disappointed by how the pandemic turned most major tech companies even further to increase the addiction
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Fanpage: Italian website that went from gossip to award-winning scoops(theguardian.com)
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Bitcoin mining is being banned in countries across the globe(fortune.com)
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by cunidev 5y ago
Reading this comment and opening the video, for the first 30 seconds I thought this was some real island that some rich fanatic bought and tried to resell to crypto folks. Turns out, it's just a plain old scam.
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by cunidev 5y ago
No.[1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headline...
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SerenityOS Web Server(twitter.com)
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The icon view is dead, long live the icon view(blogs.gnome.org)
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Running Custom Code on a Google Home Mini(courk.cc)
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PinePhone modem gets update support via fwupd(tuxphones.com)
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by cunidev 5y ago
Not really. The older BlackBerries were not powerful enough for any modern OS, whereas more recent ones (i.e., the many Android-based models) have permanently locked bootloaders, meaning that even while some form of Linux might run on them,
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by cunidev 5y ago
I am sorry, but that is like expecting a medical community built for the most parts by experts to be "positive" and have every day in-depth discussion on astrology or homeopathy. We have just seen so much of this lately, and can s
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web0 manifesto(web0.small-web.org)
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A SHIFT in Perspective(tuxphones.com)
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Mainline.space(mainline.space)
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by cunidev 5y ago
At the risk of sounding cynical, I will say that anyone buying a router from Google should have known exactly what to expect. That was the reason I sold (for a symbolic price) my Chromecast Audio years ago, the integration was getting incre
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Clicky – A Clickwheel iPod Emulator(github.com)
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Short guide to Linux phone desktops(tuxphones.com)
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The positive connection between dark triad traits and leadership levels(link.springer.com)
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Alexandra Elbakyan's Reply to Nature over Sci-Hub “Threat”(twitter.com)
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Bottles – Easily run Windows software on Linux(usebottles.com)
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Fingerprint sensors on tuxified Android phones(emainline.gitlab.io)
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Tech Companies Manipulate the Media [video](youtube.com)
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A Look at Popcorn Computer's Pocket P.C. (Linux PDA)(tuxphones.com)
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Ensembles(github.com)
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Jan 6 Organizers Used Anonymous Phones to Communicate with White House and Trump(rollingstone.com)
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by cunidev 5y ago
Similarly, some models suggested have overpowered (or "illegal") engines, as subtly admitted. Going that fast on a bike is by no means safe, if anything because of tyres.
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by cunidev 5y ago
Is it?
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The world's first RISC-V phone might be just behind the corner(tuxphones.com)
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Sechs Kleine Klavierstücke(en.wikipedia.org)
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by cunidev 5y ago
To be fair, as a daily user and (to some extent) app developer, in my experience Flatpaks have solved the problem of library fragmentation and app distribution on Linux. While my experience on Snaps was mostly negative (due to bugs, virtual

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