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I used GrapheneOS for a year and it was not very smooth. But maybe it would have been different with this new google sandbox, which I will have a look. But I think I might go try Calyx this time The phone bricked due to frequent updates. Wh
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I tried the google camera app on GrapheneOS and can't make it work, in CalyxOS it just works
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Also a strange cough that was not covid, since there were no other symptoms like fatigue and PCR was negative, was more annoying and lasted longer. Almost couldn't sleep. And now I keep a permanent bag of cough sugar drops at work
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Since November 2019 I feel like the flu is taking longer to pass, has been more annoying. And I more easily get sore throat bacterial infection, which I never had before
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4y ago
In twitter you're allowed to unfollow people that don't behave well
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4y ago
So are they dying of alcohol or bad government decisions? The news at the time were how millions of litters of beer, for bars and restaurants, had to be thrown away because of the lockdowns So the population drank less, but certain people d
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4y ago
I think the last part is the most relevant: Every processed food, bakery, fast food, restaurant... is using seed oils. So to have variety you will be better off using non-seed oils like olive oil or others
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4y ago
> US platforms are under the purview of US law and US government Except when the US gov or their agencies decide that the law does not apply anymore, to the company, data or individual. Because for example you are a suspect of being a te
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4y ago
The UI in windows is exactly the same. If I run a script to remove title bars/borders/close buttons on windows's windows only half the apps will do it, because of the different UI frameworks Electron is a plague equally in al
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In the UK NHS, the staff have software that they think is working, but the management thinks its best to change. They are changing systems every year, once they have adapted, there it comes a new platform that is "going to solve everyt
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4y ago
Any example how to call android APIs like intents?
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4y ago
The article mentions 5G networks only. 4G network is also mostly Huawei. Is there anything specific with 5G security? Or would it be too expensive to replace the widespread previous generation equipment?
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But maybe he does not think they're lies. He thinks he is spreading the truth. Doesn't that make a difference, from lying on purpose for profit? The same for the people giving him money. They don't care what he says, they nev
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Don't worry this year they nominated Zelensky just after he asked NATO for a preemptive nuclear strike against Russia
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Ironic people complaning about FSF just as Debian decides to kneel I think this kind of reflects the mood of the newer generation "oh ye I am all for free software values, but if it gets inconveniente I can trade them for a 20$ coupon
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4y ago
> The included firmware binaries will normally be enabled by default where the system determines that they are required, but where possible we will include ways for users to disable this at boot https://www.debian.org/v
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4y ago
You don't need to master it to change career, just do it. You can always go back if you need to
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Or maybe it would not be as popular as is today And what about the other 400 distributions based on Debian? There are many differences between them not just firmware https://distrowatch.com/search-mobile.php?ostype=Linux&
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Or they were being pressured to take some action. The community voted not to do it
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4y ago
Play Soldat multiplayer
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Big fail for Debian to enable them by default. They could have kept the questions as before "We found this hardware that needs non-free, do you want to use it?" Otherwise this is catering for the new security chips like Microsoft
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I think this news is more perception than anything else, Debian already allowed non-free, but now is including that in the installer, aligning both, which seems to make sense if only enabled manually after asking the user But in general see
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Lawl, 2024 Android phones adopt USB-D.5
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For simple daily notes I always come back to Zim wiki, with git WYSIWYG, you have to enable plugins that come by default. Journal, Alt-d, creates a file for the day https://zim-wiki.org But it depends, your needs. I would say Ob
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Jesus same happened to me so frustrating! Everything working ok, then slowly increase of writing failures and power resets, and strange clicking, eventually all disks drop, scary every time it happened I swapped every server part before the
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Not sure, but if we just cede at every point there will never be one That is why an open source popular Linux distro like Debian was important, to put pressure on manufacturers Big company need not worry, Debian will now test, maintain and
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Open source Developers should be support more open hardware not worried about supporting the latest closed dodgy firmware Isn't this what made Debian popular? Maybe this is good news for new distributions like Nix and Guix And a firmwa
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Biden and paid for, Zelensky, go fuck yourselves.
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The pro internet commentator reducing a complex analysis from a university professor to "History is dumb, YOLO" What Russia is doing is not correct, but otherwise Ukraine is nothing more than a slave for USA interests. Ukrainian p
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Also Gentoo or Guix
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