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811.
by gsich 5y ago
Yes.
812.
by gsich 5y ago
The fact that you can't even add memory (be it RAM or storage, the later one is of course doable on some devices) to your phone makes them not first class devices.
813.
by gsich 5y ago
From parent: > But they will harass your visitors with captchas for no good reason.
814.
by gsich 5y ago
Cloudflare enables this behaviour. They are not guiltfree in this regard.
815.
by gsich 5y ago
They do replace ANY requests with their own bogus response.
816.
by gsich 5y ago
I do. Many others too. Or do you see books written on phones, programing being done on phones? Being able to install any program you like? No? Not first class then. There are many things that can't be done on a phone that are possible
817.
by gsich 5y ago
Phones are not first class devices.
818.
by gsich 5y ago
Why a bot? Normal notification or email would suffice.
819.
by gsich 5y ago
No, because the touchpad malfunctioning has no impact on a security policy whatsoever. Not even work possibly. If you want to lock your PC you need to lock it.
820.
by gsich 5y ago
There is plausible deniability. Just say my touchpad is malfuncioning and sometimes moves the cursor.
821.
by gsich 5y ago
Then why not report them?
822.
by gsich 5y ago
Telemetry does not matter in this case. If a bug occures often, then either the issue ticker will get this bug often, or there might even be a "known bugs" section.
823.
by gsich 5y ago
No, those are directly correlated.
824.
by gsich 5y ago
Even with, what telemetry would allow you to determine how many pictures (and presumably content) you sent to whom?
825.
by gsich 5y ago
If this is polished [1] then it's a sorry state. This was taken a few years ago, programs were iirc Eclipse, Libreoffice and an editor. I don't care if it's the DEs fault, Qt, GTK ... the same programs have consistency if ru
826.
by gsich 5y ago
If this is the first instance of this bug being reported, then yes it's rare.
827.
by gsich 5y ago
>The common Linux interfaces are very easy to decipher and have a good usability. CLI? Absolutely. Desktop interfaces are an inconsistent mess.
828.
by gsich 5y ago
Also some POTS provider will accept SMS and either read it to you, or you can read them in some web portal (or the router possibly).
829.
by gsich 5y ago
I found that too, but then my main usage for SD cards would be gone.
830.
by gsich 5y ago
Because you enjoy that?
831.
by gsich 5y ago
Learning is valuable time.
832.
by gsich 5y ago
This. I don't believe people who are saying this is an Android issue. It's not. Other sync apps can use the SD card just fine, without root.
833.
by gsich 5y ago
Of course it has no impact on Youtube.
834.
by gsich 5y ago
Had to stop using it because the devs couldn't fix the SD card issue on Android.
835.
by gsich 5y ago
Some are more equal than others.
836.
by gsich 5y ago
Apparently not.
837.
by gsich 5y ago
Not the first time. Bound to happen. My main gripe is that Google has no money or brains to actually enlist humans to solve such problems.
838.
by gsich 5y ago
True, but my guess is that most certificates are not wildcards.
839.
by gsich 5y ago
Of course it's doable, but citing Signal for it ... you don't get old messages, only new ones. Might be a security "feature" but then again, let me export/import the history manually.
840.
by gsich 5y ago
My guess for 1 and 3: because they haven't figuered out a way to sync this to all devices. For 2, maybe scaling issues? Some groups tend to be like public IRC channels.

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