getpokedagain

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by getpokedagain 11mo ago
You can install graphene os on a phone using a USB cable and a web page.
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by getpokedagain 11mo ago
Graphene is great but you will face many choices where you will just need to say no to something others consider normal. Or have a second normie phone to use as needed.
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by getpokedagain 11mo ago
Maybe a basic note app does not require an account and subscription. Maybe it does not mandate an entire organization and marketing team to deal with security updates. The economy around marketing these types of basic apps is crazy. I think
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by getpokedagain 11mo ago
But its like 3D! Totally worth it when other objects are totally not!
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by getpokedagain 1y ago
Awesome story. Sometimes over enough time a little is enough.
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by getpokedagain 1y ago
Hmm. I think I get it and its certainly a goal you could get behind. I take it you basically oppose Ivan Illich's premise that modern medicine will never out smart death and fails to help people adapt to the truth of their mortality?
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by getpokedagain 1y ago
Do you/we think this is a truly possible or laudable goal.
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by getpokedagain 1y ago
yea I did not want to assume but my take here is very biased upon my locale.
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by getpokedagain 1y ago
I suppose. But in a world where upset people then act irrationally up to and including doing some murder I wonder if we start mapping burnt out individuals to a higher "cost" than their lost spending. What for example is the objec
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by getpokedagain 1y ago
> I agree with your sentiment, but the reason for the imbalance is risk. As an employee you don't have financial risk tied to the company, you get a regular paycheck. But if you are an investor you take a risk that the money you inv
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by getpokedagain 1y ago
Would anyone here merge said code. At least example one would fail most commercial static scans like veracode etc even if the pr review was trash and allowed it.
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by getpokedagain 1y ago
Teslas are built like shit compared to other cars.
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by getpokedagain 1y ago
Aws?
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by getpokedagain 1y ago
I have had great experience using the previous haiku with mcp servers. I am looking forward to trying this out.
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by getpokedagain 1y ago
Yup. Right now that's something running graphene for me. I'd prefer full linux but the other options don't seem viable yet to me. When I tried the pine phone a few years ago its battery life was in the 3-5 hours range if I us
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by getpokedagain 1y ago
I may be on the outside here but I am all for using the phone or any more mobile computer. Humans are not designed to sit at desks all day and having a good computer with me all day is something I want. Its just that I want it to read books
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by getpokedagain 1y ago
I will check this out. I have not seen this one. I have and have tried a Pinephone but I enjoy spending time not plugged into a charger.
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by getpokedagain 1y ago
sure but for an end user of GrapheneOS there's more and more code i cannot see but I must trust. The closed driver modules are bad enough.
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by getpokedagain 1y ago
You are missing the part where the OS provider is the virus and keylogger. Unless of course you feel it reasonable that google and apple datamine everything you type via their software keyboard[0] or reading the contents of your notificatio
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by getpokedagain 1y ago
As someone not deeply involved in FOSS I am starting to get the absolutist mindset. I run graphene on my phone and this new restricted security patch limit by google is nothing short of a shit show.
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by getpokedagain 1y ago
I vaguely recall a childhood acquaintance who was from a shaker family and they had a computer. I'm very tempted to look them up and see their take on computing and ai. Thanks for the memory stir.
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by getpokedagain 1y ago
Would you be willing to outline this in more details. I feel like I am in the same boat but arrived at a different point. Are you building your tools as pwas that you run in Firefox? I've landed at porting my things to pure Emacs lisp
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by getpokedagain 1y ago
This sort of application acquisition game happens on ios as well and is part of the reason I am experimenting with a graphene OS phone sans any Google. I guess daddy Google is trying to come fuck me too.
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by getpokedagain 1y ago
So is the winning strategy here to pick anything but the top dogs in the game and hope they never make the big leagues and start behaving like shit? Mattermost just seems like another risky dependency
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by getpokedagain 1y ago
Wow same. This was my intro as well and I'm glad to not be the only.
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by getpokedagain 1y ago
Are we surprised at this outcome? Most of HN encourages forming companies to find a niche in the world, build an arbitrage over it and charge rent. Payment processors and banks do that. Just like startup founders they then listen to the sta
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by getpokedagain 1y ago
What an interesting and well polished dude. I'm really happy to see someone advocate in such a calm well reasoned way in 2025.
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by getpokedagain 1y ago
One in three is fucking nuts
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by getpokedagain 1y ago
This is one of the most fascinating things I've found in the past ten or so years. When did people in general begin to buy into the bullshit spewed by big shots in corporate or really any commercial venture. People at least implicitly
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by getpokedagain 1y ago
I don’t think it’s solely the rub in others faces that they can’t create. You hope they learn to as well.

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