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by e2le 5y ago
At least with IRC, many would run bots which made channel logs available somewhere that could be indexed by a search engine. Doing the same with Discord will earn you a TOS ban.
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by e2le 5y ago
Hopefully this will lead to robots being made available on the market that can take over those kinds of service jobs.
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by e2le 5y ago
If only more sites took inspiration from gov.uk, "modern" sites might not be the barely usable mess they are today. Unfortunately some see gov.uk as an "eyesore" and not something to learn from.
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by e2le 5y ago
1) The CVE list for Linux begins at 1996 while for Windows 10 it begins at 2015. 2) Linux users appear to be more adept/willing to find and report bugs. A bug that's out of sight and out of mind doesn't mean that it doesn&#x2
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by e2le 5y ago
Measured boot and secure storage of keys. It's not all bad.
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by e2le 5y ago
Wouldn't it be possible to run multiple concurrent processes on the same CPU using many different wavelengths of light?
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by e2le 5y ago
Ban the prefix instead.
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by e2le 5y ago
I wonder if we're headed for a future in which knowledge is far less accessible than it was in previous years. With communities moving to these closed/proprietary platforms (Discord, Slack) which aren't fit for purpose (makin
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by e2le 5y ago
Given the criticism towards flat design from both normal users and power users, I have to wonder who their target audience is supposed to be? Is it neither or perhaps flat design elitists who don't represent the needs and wants of user
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by e2le 5y ago
> at least raspbian is very close to stock debian. Debian supports the Raspberry Pi, best to avoid Raspbian. https://raspi.debian.net/
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by e2le 5y ago
Worse is when you try sending them an E-Mail to resolve the issue but they send their response to your "Message Centre inbox" that you can't login to.
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by e2le 5y ago
At least in local network environments, using mdns (avahi) to discover other hosts is preferable and possibly more user friendly for less knowledgeable users.
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by e2le 5y ago
If necessary, it's possible to install either the Guix or Nix package managers and then get the specific version of GCC you want that way. https://packages.debian.org/bullseye/guix Likely, this is more preferable
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by e2le 5y ago
Don't forget about the Guix/Nix package managers, available in the stable repositories. https://packages.debian.org/bullseye/guix
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by e2le 5y ago
Given the inclusion of the Guix and Nix package managers into Debian stable, installing newer versions of software is an option if you need it. Perhaps even a better alternative to installing and using Docker. https://packages.de
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by e2le 5y ago
I doubt it's much worse than trusting your life to proprietary code written behind closed doors. Something bad usually happens every now and again. Of course, those insulin pumps are running insecure firmware allowing for adjustments t
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by e2le 5y ago
There will also soon be a LoRa addon board (backpanel) for the PinePhone that'll be powered by an ATtiny84! A working port of meshtastic for this device would be very interesting. https://wiki.pine64.org/images/b&#
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by e2le 5y ago
Yep, it's being known about for a while. https://github.com/hexway/apple_bleee/tree/master/hash2phone
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by e2le 6y ago
That depends, does what you want cause greater harm to society than the alternative? Does manufacturing less repairable devices cause more to be disposed of more quickly? Ideally with the environmental concerns we face, making what we alrea
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by e2le 6y ago
Here is another example of malicious software from official binaries. https://torrentfreak.com/flight-sim-company-embeds-malware-t...
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by e2le 6y ago
Unfortunately I don't find your argument to be convincing, the knowledge of such privacy concerns varies significantly amongst regular users. I don't believe they are using such software with full knowledge of their privacy-infrin
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by e2le 6y ago
Here is the rationale for using Google as the default for ntp which appears to be a problem with ntppool.org than any supposed favouritism for Google. https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/16148 However I
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by e2le 6y ago
While it's possible for it to be patched out, the default behaviour of any application with similar scope to systemd should be to respect the users privacy. If every application required the user to "opt-out" of privacy infri
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by e2le 6y ago
“Microsoft bashing.” Such a strange reason to give for locking a thread concerning these recent changes to Raspbian.
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by e2le 6y ago
You're most likely right, fortunately I don't possess quite the level of cynicism that my comment might have suggested. I do hope there was no one who believed my comment was made in anything but jest (at the expense of it's
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by e2le 6y ago
And the Germans joined to cleanse themselves of genocide and apply for readmission to the human race. While the French only joined because they wanted to protect their inefficient farmers from commercial competition. The British joined to s
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by e2le 6y ago
I agree that might be a fairer comparison however I would argue is just as a accessible as https://gov.uk/ (to be expected since it's the same site), I don't think the addition of images makes it less so.
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by e2le 6y ago
It might be a negative experience for you but I believe sacrificing elegance in favour of accessibility is a fair trade to make when building something that will be used by a diverse group of people. Accessible design is good design. Every
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by e2le 6y ago
It would seem you're correct, faulty memory I suppose?
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by e2le 6y ago
I'm disappointed by their choice in site design and I'm sure it'll be infuriating to interact with for those with disabilities. It's a real wasted opportunity to use this instead of something more battle tested and fit f

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