dethos

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by dethos 7d ago
I've been saying that for a while. We need a viable third option. But it is not easy, and it takes a huge amount of effort. As others have said, theres SailfishOS, Ubuntu Touch, PostmarketOS and a few others. I'm not sure which on
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by dethos 27d ago
It seems a very reasonable outcome. I'm glad extremes didn't prevail.
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by dethos 29d ago
HTTPX2 isn't a great name for a fork (or at all). Just leads to more confusion. Nevertheless, I'm curious about the pros and cons when comparing with "niquests".
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by dethos 1mo ago
This is actually an excellent idea. Well done.
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by dethos 1mo ago
Some other comments suggested https://cortecs.ai/ . I never tested it, but from a brief look, it does seem a viable alternative.
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by dethos 1mo ago
Thanks for the suggestion.
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by dethos 1mo ago
Yes, there's SailfishOS, there's Ubuntu Touch, and a couple more. It would be nice if one of them could gain traction so people can have a third choice.
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by dethos 1mo ago
> Graphene lets you run them. It seems not all of them, and that things will only get worse if recent news comes true.
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by dethos 1mo ago
I'm impressed with the score. This is a model that runs on a good, but still regular, desktop PC.
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by dethos 2mo ago
The other day I saw this: https://nono.sh/ Haven't tested it yet, but it seems to address the same issue as Docker Sandboxes, but in a different way.
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by dethos 2mo ago
I'm not completely switching yet, but I'm also exploring SailfishOS and Ubuntu Touch to see how far they will allow me to go. We really need at least a third viable option; it is clear that only having Google's Android and Ap
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by dethos 2mo ago
I'm in the same boat. Given many of the other brands do this as well, what options do we have for monitors and TVs? In fact, what I really want is just a display. They can keep their “smart” stuff; I'm not interested.
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by dethos 2mo ago
That would be a nice one.
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by dethos 3mo ago
So many memories. We definitely lost something along the way.
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by dethos 3mo ago
That's the interesting question. Are expert engineers willing to go back after being treated that way or knowing what happened to others?
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by dethos 3mo ago
> they're doing this in the name of security It is always in the name of security and good intentions.
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by dethos 4mo ago
Interesting. I will definitely add it to my list of services to experiment with. I like the account/payment system, where you top up a random account number for a period. Instead of having to go with the whole process of creating and v
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by dethos 4mo ago
I really want this initiative to succeed. MBway a participant in it, is perhaps one of the most useful apps I ever had on my phone. Extending its functionality to all of Europe would be outstanding. Especially if I can then use it online on
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by dethos 5mo ago
Nice and succinct article, and the choices seem reasonable and well thought out. My only question is, what are the selling points that made you choose Lettermint over Scaleway TEM? Using TEM seemed obvious at first sight, given the fact tha
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by dethos 5mo ago
This is genuinely funny. Spot on.
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by dethos 5mo ago
We all knew this wouldn't work (at least anyone who grew up during and after the 80s). These "rules", in the best-case scenario, are just useless bureaucracy or bloat in the name of good intentions. In the worst case, they ha
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by dethos 5mo ago
To be sincere, they were never truly ours. A proof of that is they were able to come up with this, and you don't have a way to reject it. What we actually need are (open) alternatives, not to double down on Google's ecosystem and
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by dethos 5mo ago
Makes sense. I never worked with this particular provider, but I must say that for many (many) use cases, Europe has very capable providers, and the big US players are not necessarily the best choices.
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by dethos 5mo ago
I would still get a Framework rather than a MacBook. A couple of hundred dollars for the openness, repairability, and upgradability is a great deal.
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by dethos 5mo ago
The movement of the "bat" is tied to the physical limitations of the arm and the positioning of the body. Something that can't be deduced or even perceived clearly from the movements of this robot. As I mentioned in a previou
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by dethos 5mo ago
Exactly. There are cues that an opponent provides when approaching a ball that help the player prepare for and limit the range of possible responses (this happens with most racket games). With these robots, the players only find out after t
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by dethos 5mo ago
Nice. I wonder how hard it would be to take the open-source code of the project and adapt it to other countries.
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by dethos 5mo ago
As I mentioned previously, the writing is on the wall. It is a matter of time. We definitely need a true alternative on the market, preferably open, to balance things out and to free everyone from the duopoly. The political pressure that is
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by dethos 6mo ago
Bingo
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by dethos 6mo ago
> If there's a healthy future for socializing on the internet, I think it will happen in small communities. Bingo. Not a big (or even a small) user of social media. But small, focused communities are where I see it bring the most va

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