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481.
by guappa 1y ago
It's self evident. Just stop refusing to see it.
482.
by guappa 1y ago
So 1 external contributor that needs very well organised
483.
by guappa 1y ago
It's rather bad.
484.
by guappa 1y ago
We like to pretend that stuntmen do not get injured and die all the time in hollywood productions.
485.
by guappa 1y ago
It cannot be compiled as it is, so it's nothing that runs on any phone.
486.
by guappa 1y ago
Yeah with my friends we moved to a matrix group.
487.
by guappa 1y ago
It all started because they needed to fill it up after the content shared by your friends is finished.
488.
by guappa 1y ago
You're going to deal with the users who can't attach a file to an email because the firefox process has no access to it?
489.
by guappa 1y ago
While the never fixed 0days on android are completely secure. And let's not forget the several noclick attacks that can root your iphone with a message :)
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by guappa 1y ago
Try getting a patch into android vs getting a patch into a debian package and tell me how it's the same thing :D
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by guappa 1y ago
> actually working security model. ? If you use a famous and popular vendor like Samsung, if you're really really lucky your 0-day will take 9 months to be fixed.
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by guappa 1y ago
I used mobian for a few months, but I normally have 2 sim cards, and battery life was really short. Not that android with 2 SIM cards works good, but it seems no phones with 2 sims are supported by linux at the moment. The geniuses at googl
493.
by guappa 1y ago
Firejail and apparmor have existed for years. If you don't use them maybe it's your fault? Also the very same npm backdoors have already hit android apps. What can sandboxing do if you backdoor a dependency of your banking app?
494.
by guappa 1y ago
I mean, you realise nobody is going to point a gun at your head and force you to sideload apps right?
495.
by guappa 1y ago
You've never heard of "a cartel"?
496.
by guappa 1y ago
Electricity meters are already conveniently plugged to a wire?
497.
by guappa 1y ago
Your religious faith in the perfect market is a dangerous cult. I hope you can seek help at some point.
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by guappa 1y ago
Uh? Why? You think that government employees are genetically stupid?
499.
by guappa 1y ago
> Nokia was worthless by that point. Not according to the value of their stocks.
500.
by guappa 1y ago
I mean microsoft paid off the CEO of nokia to sink it.
501.
by guappa 1y ago
The lifetime subscription :)
502.
by guappa 1y ago
> but there's no effective replacement for Acrobat, InDesign, Illustrator and Photoshop[0]. Ah photoshop. Every municipality employee uses photoshop at least 5h a day!
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by guappa 1y ago
> Also free market competition always was and is the main source of human progress. Source: "100 things that never happened"
504.
by guappa 1y ago
Don't worry, it will be stolen in 1 day.
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by guappa 1y ago
How did you change the shredding settings though?
506.
by guappa 1y ago
So after you have manually loaded it and put the soap in and closed it, instead of pressing a button to start it you can go through 6 screens and 25 clicks to start it! That's progress!
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by guappa 1y ago
In the software field, people with no education or education from a country with a low standard are normally a pain in the ass to work with. And in hardware mistakes are more costly, while in software most of the developers work on complete
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by guappa 1y ago
Those things aren't cheap.
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by guappa 1y ago
They're highly corporate projects though.
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by guappa 1y ago
The terms of the license require you to ship the copyright note. Their latest release is in violation…

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