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Freedom and FSF phone advice
(tuxphones.com)
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5y ago
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Looking for a functional phone that runs only free software? Be patient. (2019)
(kulesz.me)
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Doubling the PinePhone storage speed with a soldering iron
(tuxphones.com)
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The Untold History of Arduino
(arduinohistory.github.io)
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cunidev
5y ago
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6 comments
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Greenfield – The In-Browser Wayland Compositor
(github.com)
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5y ago
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Elements of AI
(course.elementsofai.com)
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Forget Amazon. The Best Gifts Are Closer Than You Think
(nytimes.com)
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5y ago
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Apple will stop breaking Face ID on independently-repaired iPhone 13s
(vice.com)
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postmarketOS + mainline for the OnePlus 5/5T
(tuxphones.com)
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cunidev
5y ago
As a reminder, Crypto.com alone just spent $100M on an advertising campaign involving Matt Damon, urging people to buy currencies and comparing crypto buyers to colonizers of America, or the great generals of history, or something like that
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cunidev
5y ago
I would argue it being even less trustworthy, with the vast majority of messages being stored in clear in closed-source servers.
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cunidev
5y ago
To be fair, I hate to be distracted by screens even while driving. Even if the car could drive itself with 100% safety while I was operating the device, being forced to look at a screen for a long while just to find the equivalent of a ph
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Meta will continue to use facial recognition technology
(inputmag.com)
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cunidev
5y ago
I am happy if that makes more sense to you than to me
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cunidev
5y ago
No, I just saw the change after moving to another university for another degree (of course not for these reasons).
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cunidev
5y ago
> Right! No body is forcing you Kind of. Workplaces, schools, academic environments definitely force the usage of some tool over another, or spending more or less time on screens. I am thankful that my new university uses BigBlueButton a
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5y ago
Since when does stock value reflect the ethical concerns about a company? In any case, best wishes.
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Kupfer: Arch Linux for phones
(tuxphones.com)
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cunidev
5y ago
Is there anything similar for Wayland? Its protocol looks considerably more complex than Xorg's, and so are most resources to learn it.
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cunidev
5y ago
ARM SoCs are complex and often undocumented to anyone outside the company making them. The arch is fine, but many drivers are needed e.g. for clocks (and a lot of reversing has to be done). Having said that, downstream (Android) kernel will
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5y ago
> I ended up choosing the Allwinner A33; it’s an older MPU that came out in 2014. Tablet manufacturers used it in their Android devices, and since Android uses Linux, we should get good mainline support. Not quite. Mainlining ARM chips t
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5y ago
Yeah, agree. My temporary grumpiness made me jump to conclusions too fast.
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5y ago
I did not know of this system (which makes a lot of sense), although "crypto X pumped" does not seem any similar to the criteria: > Moderators and a small number of reviewers go through old submissions looking for articles that
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5y ago
More or less so. Welcome to crypto wonderland
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5y ago
Behind this, none. Memes, and speculation, and memes, and Elon Musk.
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This does not make it less of a speculative bubble. Yet another tulip breed, in a growing tulip market. Similarly, the upvote chart for this entry may look like it was shared on some place hours after being posted, and upvoted in bulk: htt
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For what it's worth, Solus uses deltas since 2016. Updates tend to be amazingly fast. Shame that everything else in it is slowly going downhill.
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A solar-powered hobbit shire in Italy
(theguardian.com)
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A Quick-and-Dirty Argument Against Moral Relativism
(faculty.fiu.edu)
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Project SPHINX – When the USSR tried to change the computer (2019)
(inexhibit.com)
154 points
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5y ago
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