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by fifteen1506 1y ago
There is also native context for VirtIO, but for now Windows support is still not planned. Also note some brave soul implemented 3D support on KVM for Windows. Still in the works and WinUI apps crash for some reason.
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by fifteen1506 1y ago
Agreed, mostly. I've still some issues regarding the "you won't have root on your device" thing. However, if the whole stack is open-source and included in stock Android and appears in GOS, it will make me less wary of j
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by fifteen1506 1y ago
yes, you purist! :)
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by fifteen1506 1y ago
Ok I could have been less snarky. What I meant is, I have ideas I like to explore but a two-liner blog post won't entice anyone. For example on https://user934.com/2025/04/22/securing-home-and-smb-network
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by fifteen1506 1y ago
I'm sorry I don't earn enough to hire a maid but still like to write blog posts :(
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by fifteen1506 1y ago
I hate malware. I found two Android apps using an obfuscator loaded via JNI (libjiagu_64.so) which crashes on startup (on GrapheneOS) and I am at a loss at what to do next which doesn't involve send reports into the void hoping it reac
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by fifteen1506 1y ago
It's one of those cases, "people should know better". I think targeted advertisement and social media must be regulated, if not for everything else only to dictate the amount of non-chronological events allowed per items.
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by fifteen1506 1y ago
Funniest thing I found out recently: the whole debacle of beta vs alphas was based on studies on wolfs on stressful conditions (i.e., cages). Second funniest thing I found out not so recently: the whole debacle, which I believed and hurt me
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by fifteen1506 1y ago
Add the store on Foursquare, "good blackout sandwich, 5 stars"
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by fifteen1506 1y ago
Black Start achieved! Not at 100% yet. Apparently we have [at least] 2 blackstart stations in Portugal, both were used.
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
People have already asked about Tiannamen Square but you don't need to ask about a loaded topic. Just ask to tell you what it knows about the Great Firewall of China. (using hosted version)
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
Thank god EU is going to take this in consideration next time ChatControl is being proposed. /s
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
PSA: needs 'proper' NGINX
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
You don't understand, he's not corrupt, he is misunderstood, otherwise Milei wouldn't be proposing him.
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
But, is that profitable? I'm both being sarcastic and real with this question. If I can earn an extra 1 million being 'dumb' and thus ensure quality healthcare, education, housing, is it smart to try to be smart? This is the
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
Paywall; can't read legally.
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
That is probably because you are not a Yes-man, not because of DEI policies.
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
Tell me more. I don't really think that isn't possible to learn -- I'm not saying lying, I'm saying adding a second translation layer which allows you to tell the truth in a inclusive way. "Black people are dumb&quo
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
I'm pretty sure costs have gone up not due to workers' salaries...
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
Global Privacy Control should provide a global control that should work better than DNT ever did.
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
Great. Maybe next they'll adopt micropayment systems.
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
FYI Brave, and I suppose Chromium, has a flag that, when enabled, when typing an existing tab/already open website, shows the the existing tab instead of allowing to create duplicates by mistake.
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
It's almost as if the management is so wealthy that it can retire now with no downsides and thus has no interest in building portfolio for their next job/company.
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
You're of course right. My proposal would fall flat on its face the moment that ocurred. Doesn't mean it couldn't work. See for example, Microsoft's ZeroTrust DNS.
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
I've been using grandfather clocks ticking sound to help me focus on the laptop on a noisy environment. Would find it funny to see IBM had an official tool to help people focus, but for now I'll assume it's for random samplin
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
The author is failing to see a potential solution. Whitelist all needed IPs for business functionality, enable the whole Internet once every 3 hours for an hour. Bonus points if you can do it by network segment. It would be enough to spare
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
You can do a minimal boot. I'm told.
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
Parsers, verifiers, whatever? User space downloads file. User space sets up probation dir. User space requests kernel to load once the new file. After that, after a successful boot or 36 hours the file is marked as safe and set to autoload.
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
Yup. Another take to be done here is: computers shouldn't have unfiltered internet access all the time. Whitelist it and once every 3 days open the internet gates. (Easier said than done)
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
Penalty 1: stock buybacks forbidden Penalty 2: separate the company into two, separating financialization procedures from manufacturing ones. Penalty 3: greenlight a union by default.

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