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by hexagonwin 3y ago
That might be an issue with YouTube's automated system though, not necessarily the channel admin's.
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by hexagonwin 3y ago
Slightly offtopic but for a browser there's Chromium Legacy which is basically Chromium with compatibility patches for older macOS/OS X. Works on 10.8 or higher.
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by hexagonwin 3y ago
Try slackware, its very simple and easy to use, and allows you to actually understand your system like the BSDs.
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by hexagonwin 3y ago
Had the exact same thought as well. It just.. kinda feels off.
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by hexagonwin 3y ago
SeaMonkey for irc/mail/web browsing, dokuwiki for personal notes, emacs for code editing.
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by hexagonwin 3y ago
iMessage generally works well on old versions. I used it just fine on an iPhone 5 running iOS 6.1.4 (from 2012!) last year.
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by hexagonwin 3y ago
Is there any reason to use mplayer instead of mpv?
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by hexagonwin 3y ago
You don't need an account unless you're commenting. I get feeds for the channels I watch via RSS and use mpv with yt-dlp to play them.
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by hexagonwin 3y ago
Isn't Kia the same as Hyundai?
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by hexagonwin 3y ago
Sadly ArcaOS isn't so usable nowadays. The biggest issue is that an ancient version of Firefox is the only viable option for a web browser.
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by hexagonwin 3y ago
Maybe you can try getting DivestOS running. They only have 14.1 (Android 7.1.2) but unlike old LineageOS builds they patch security vulnerabilities and include some hardening.
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by hexagonwin 3y ago
While it is true that OpenOffice didn't get major updates for nearly a decade, it does what it's supposed to do, and is pretty stable. I still use it as it's faster than LibreOffice and I'm used to it. And why spam Apach
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by hexagonwin 3y ago
I'm also using uBO on FF 115 esr and it's working ok for me.
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by hexagonwin 3y ago
Was there anything wrong with SP3?
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by hexagonwin 3y ago
Though there are probably ways to work around that. I've used a Magisk module to trick SafetyNet and successfully used banking apps and such a few years ago.
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by hexagonwin 3y ago
Illegal or not I'm glad to see these getting released on public, it won't cause much harm due to being ancient but they're great learning resource.
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by hexagonwin 3y ago
Phones nowadays are pretty powerful, even on newer softwares older devices are pretty usable. I actually still daily drive an MSM8974-powered Android phone with an Android 11 custom firmware, and it still runs much better than some of the c
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by hexagonwin 3y ago
Mine also appears to be purged now, it was a free ga domain registered from Freenom for 3 years. So, there's no way to get it back now I believe. Guess I'll have to find a new one..
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by hexagonwin 3y ago
Is /tmp usually wiped on a reboot? On my slackware box the /tmp directory wasn't auto-clearing so I had to setup a cron job to wipe them every week.
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by hexagonwin 3y ago
I have a much older Google phone, a Verizon sold Pixel 2 which is not unlockable even after connecting to the internet. I got the phone second hand hoping to run LineageOS but I couldn't, so I just left it on my drawer. They really nee
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by hexagonwin 3y ago
Does this mean that we can now custom firmwares (e.g. coreboot) on those MSI boards?
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by hexagonwin 3y ago
I still use my 2008 MacBook with GNU/Linux and FreeBSD on it. It does all my web browsing tasks, and most stuff runs fine on it even with it's limited 2.5GB ram. I guess OS X is pretty heavy-weight.. The 2014 MacBook Pro should be
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by hexagonwin 4y ago
Robots.txt? Although I highly doubt if that would do any good..
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by hexagonwin 4y ago
> I've always mitigated the risks by bringing my own USB charging device that plugs into another USB port (i.e. a public USB -> power bank (charging) -> phone) or using a traditional outlet -> my own USB charger+cable ->
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by hexagonwin 4y ago
It's still possible and although it isn't linux we have things like pfsense too. However, unless you're trying to do something special in the router a cheap router with openwrt on it would do the job.
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by hexagonwin 4y ago
I believe that you may do this by only enabling those sites you mentioned as a Search Engine in SearX(NG), not sure of SOf or Flickr though..
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by hexagonwin 4y ago
This is genuinely great. Unlike others spamming my search results with StackOverFlow crawlers I can find actual people's posts here.
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by hexagonwin 4y ago
Farmers will keep generate revenue with their lands 10, 20 years later. But Microsoft won't generate revenue with Office 2003.. This is whole different.
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by hexagonwin 4y ago
The thing is that the ones who steal are going to steal them anyway, even with the locks and sell them for parts. It won't really prevent theft but would only increase ewaste.
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by hexagonwin 4y ago
mlvwm is available and also works on modern *nix. (worked on gnu linux and freebsd at least) https://github.com/morgant/mlvwm

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