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by estebank 5mo ago
> For executable applications it makes sense to not want GPL only when you want to extract parts of them and insert them into other programs. It is very common for applications written in Rust to be split in multiple reusable crates. L
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by estebank 5mo ago
I've found that RCS works ok-ish on the Owner user, but doesn't work at all on any other (it appears as an empty message). Moving to the Owner account you can tap to redownload the message and then it appears correctly in all ac
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by estebank 5mo ago
I haven't found the need for deeper integration with my laptop beyond what KDE connect is capable of, and my Pixel has a high enough resolution that I can't notice pixels :)
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by estebank 5mo ago
This will not help you in your country, but in places where it is sold, you can buy used one of the prior generation phones, which are also supported.
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by estebank 5mo ago
The interaction of secondary users with RCS is borked to all hell. It just plain doesn't work. Firefox + stock keyboard stopped properly working three days ago, it's back to normal now. No idea what that was about. Restarting was
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by estebank 5mo ago
I use GrapheneOS too. Most of the time it works great, with some weird bugs around group messages and needing to restart every now and then to get to a fully functional state between the browser and keyboard properly working with each other
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by estebank 6mo ago
When was the last time you checked South Korean law?
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by estebank 6mo ago
Is anyone disputing that? What people are arguing against is that making having a passport mandatory to participate in society is an unreasonable burden, under the current structures. If you wanted to mail a passport to every American in
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by estebank 6mo ago
Surprising to see that the cost of a passport is lower than the identity card. https://poliisi.fi/en/identity-card
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by estebank 6mo ago
It depends on what problem and how you're "solving" it.
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by estebank 6mo ago
> It took me ~30 seconds to find a document to prove my current residency. Trivial for a homeless person as well. Zero excuse. Is this satire?
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by estebank 6mo ago
The additional 165 dollars to get a passport for the first time is quite steep for a document that seems to become more and more mandatory. Papier, bitte. Countries with national IDs charge you to replace one if it gets lost, and it usu
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by estebank 6mo ago
The forcing function on my side was to avoid problems when changing jobs. I don't know what problems there might be claiming benefits that you are entitled to, but if you didn't have the change of status registered, that might d
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by estebank 6mo ago
> You could check social security (which I'm not sure definitively indicates status) and see the same for that. It doesn't. When I naturalized, I had to schedule an in person appointment at the Social Security offices to change
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by estebank 6mo ago
Without knowing the numbers, I'd wager that the majority of work Visas worldwide are "dual-intent", to use the USCIS parlance. Restrictions might be higher or lower in different countries, but there's generaly a path dor
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by estebank 6mo ago
> never have to deal with the reality of living and working under an oppressive bureaucratic state. I see that you have never had to deal with the US government.
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by estebank 6mo ago
LaLiga has the same kind of attitude and culture as the RIAA. Interpret their words and actions accordingly.
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by estebank 6mo ago
This is not the one I remember but another one that does part of what I'm describing. https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/pull/145354
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by estebank 6mo ago
Idempotent as in if the token stream in the input doesn't change, the cached result of the previous macro expansion is used during incremental, instead of being pessimistic and rerunning the macro. Colpike as in compile typo.
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by estebank 6mo ago
Yes, I think here are workable designs.
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by estebank 6mo ago
There was an experimental PR that treats proc macros as idempotent with the corresponding colpike speed up. I don't know what happened with it, and stabilization required a lot of design work to not break backcompat. But this is someth
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by estebank 6mo ago
To add to the other replies, Firefox was explicitly never going to consume all of Servo. It was always meant to be a test bed project where sub-projects could be migrated to Firefox. I suspect that the long term intent might have been for
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by estebank 6mo ago
To note that this isn't the executive or legislative but the judiciary doing the bidding.
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by estebank 6mo ago
The companies relying on cloudflare won't be in Spain. If you buy a GPS tracker by a Canadian company, developed in India, manufactured in China, they are unlikely to know, even it they cared, that a single country that accounts for a
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by estebank 6mo ago
How would that get around the SSL certificate?
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by estebank 6mo ago
> and I would really say this means something closer to 17% of the most popular Rust package versions are either unbuildable or have some weird quirks that make building them not work the way you expect No, what it means is that the sour
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by estebank 6mo ago
Not only this, but the reason we can check what the discrepancy is is because crates.io distributes source code, not binaries, so they can always be inspected. In the end, whats in crates.io is the source of truth.
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by estebank 6mo ago
Paradoxically, given their otherwise positive standing, Lenovo has keept allowlists on their BIOS for specific devices on specific ports. For example, I have a T460 that has an m2 slot that only works with two specific WWAN modules.
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by estebank 6mo ago
> And I used to donate to the ACLU before they went crazy. When was that? Because in 1977 they defended Nazi's free speech to demonstrate in a town that had jewish people as half its population so it tried to block them, and I don
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by estebank 6mo ago
Blocking people that annoy him on Twitter is the only humanizing thing about him. Deciding that someone has annoyed you enough on that platform that you don't care to ever hear from them ever again is the only thing that made that plat

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