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Yes, you don't know whether you can trust a forum that's been up since 2004 whose only reason to exist is to discuss $topic. The rockbox forum for example, how would you know those guys _actually_ like cfw for mp3 players and don&
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> chrome's security is, however, light years ahead of anyone else's give evidence to support your claim. I've been using Firefox for the past 10 years and I fail to see how it's insecure. I do see however, how it'
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Considering that your're not allowed to do anything interesting with the system when developing for ios, that's not surprising to me. I connect my android with my gnu/linux machine and my windows videogame box, that's al
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Hate to be that guy, but I copy paste clipboard contents across devices with kde connect. It's so reliable that I tried doing it when fixing my mum's computer without realizing it's not a magic built in thing that computers j
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Do you actually use reddit? It's an extremely cancerous experience on mobile, they actively work on making the ui as inconvenient as possible. Every iteration of reddits ui is even slower than the last one, which I consider quite an ac
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Can confirm that lineageos for microg works great on the Onplus 5 series - posted from my oneplus 5 with microg :)
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ssh is fine, but you could also use syncthing which is about 500% more user friendly
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4chan consists of more boards than /pol/
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> on either my phone or my tablet (where I don't have access to AdBlock) I think it's amazing you're putting up with devices that work against you. If my phone would force me to watch ads I would get a new phone tomorrow.
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Because we're not talking about human beings. We're talking about huge, huge collectives of humans that are impossible to trust or predict. Think of states like you do of corproations: You wouldn't trust a corporation to do &
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I'm not sure how high your requirement on the "it just werks" factor are, but I can not recommend borgbackup enough for general use. They have a script[0] for local backups one can copy-paste in a cronjob and it takes care of
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> Very few use Powershell for Linux because it doesn't pre-installed on a Linux box I don't buy that. On a GNU/Linux box, there's few things that are easier than installing a new shell, if you prefer a different shell
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You mean like that one time when it tagged blacks as apes? I'm sure the users feel like they made a great deal.
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Your employer who's afraid of a pr disaster cares. Maybe your landlord cares. Some of the more unstable mobsters might care and threaten your physical well-being. Those three points happened already, they destroyed lifes and careers. A
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I can highly recommend OsmAnd+ for navigation, it's fully customizable to whatever you want it to do (I was rather suprised it had relevant hiking routes available on my last vacation). You can tell it to use the direction it gets from
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I'm not convinced rust was in any way better than other languages here. I'd spin up a quick implementation to proof my point, but the site is timing out for me, so that's probably not going to happen.
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> Did you ever roll through a stop sign without a complete stop or make a quick highway lane change without signaling? Reckless driving, up to officer discretion. Drove over the speed limit? No, no and no. All of those are serious miscon
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I don't believe anyone who every ran his own voicecomm server has the feeling that he's getting the same thing as before, especially since the operations where a bit more involved. My guess is the terminology is purely for the lit
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I don't think your hatred is irrational. I, too, hate discord and everything it stands for. Your points are very valid indeed, but I think the main reason I hate it is because it really showed me that I am in the grave minority when it
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The new and shiny TelegramX client all of my friends are using is only available as closed source binary. Also their encryption is open, that's true, but they implemented their own algorithms with blackjack and hookers and noone is rea
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As a citizen of a European state I can guarantee you that close to everyone here is very aware that we don't live in a legislation that permits free speech. If america decides that they're limiting their speech as well I wouldn&#x
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I like how people here pretend like this is some hard task that should only be done by experts when I know fifteen-year olds who figured this out all by themselfes for backing up their game servers
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I have yet to see a human being thats happy about Microsoft edge that's getting shoved down his throat every other windows update. Or one that loves the way every mildly interesting aspect about vscode is proprietary. Or directx12, bec
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Not really. Normal people don't sideload. The people who do know how to sideload aren't in danger of getting forced by the monopolies anyways because they're tech-savyy enough.
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No. Apple just doesn't give away free stuff for the bad guys. When producers enquiry apple if they can get devices without cost, apple only gives them for the good guys. If the bad ones should be seen on camera with iphones, the produc
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I also used keybr extensively for some time while switching to an ergonomic layout and I have two additions to that: - The layout is much more bearable when using ublock to remove about 60% of the site, makes it much cleaner and more enjoya
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You have to realize that there really isn't a "shortage" of workers in the computer science field. Companies like to pretend like there is, but really it's just about pressing salaries in the long run. I have a friend he
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I usually go to the publishers or, if self published, authors website directly and buy from there. Books are distributed as epub that I can load on my ereader calibre alike.
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The only game I play of game I'd notice if it where taken away is counter strike global offensive, which wouldn't really run all that well without valve backing it, so I'm okay with that.
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You, as a comsumer, always have the right to not accept the ToS and take your money elsewhere. Amazon fortunately doesn't have a monopoly on the ebook market.
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