izacus

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by izacus 5mo ago
Good, that's a feature - I don't need my payment processor to have value judgments on my spending.
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by izacus 5mo ago
I even trust EU more than the local corrupt country governments.
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by izacus 5mo ago
I'm sure they can't wait to work on your personal pet peeve and get that sweet promo endorsement just from you. (Seriously, it's not like anyone here is paying a cent to use GMaps.)
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by izacus 5mo ago
Keep moving the goalposts man. You can use AI or Google to find those facts as well as we can.
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by izacus 5mo ago
No, you can't install any 3rd party ManifestV2 extensions in Brave. Neither are they shipping any changes to the browser engine that Google doesn't maintain. E.g. they tried to implement dark mode website conversion and decided it
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by izacus 5mo ago
Well, it might be according to you, but it's still wrong.
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by izacus 5mo ago
That sounds like a statement from a pig that hopes they've been nice and useful enough to their farmer to avoid being tasty bacon.
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by izacus 5mo ago
Yeah, and that's utter nonsense. Noone is really stepping up to develop Android beyond repackaging it. If Google decides to remove a feature, GrapheneOS and other forks will end up without it too. If they stop publishing security patch
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by izacus 5mo ago
GrapheneOS is a Google OS - it's a slightly modified Android developed by Google and continues to be dependent on Google for updates. (Murena /e/OS is similar. No, slamming the downvote button won't make either of them a
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by izacus 5mo ago
Noone owes you free software at your requirements :)
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by izacus 5mo ago
So that's a long way of saying "no, I have no basis for my claims outside deciding that people I know nothing about are not competent", right?
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by izacus 5mo ago
I think you'll need to slowly make peace with the fact that people don't want their work stolen by AIs.
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by izacus 5mo ago
Do you have any citation about that on SSDs built after 2020?
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by izacus 5mo ago
I don't think the world cares much about things you personally encountered, since it's not a role playing game with you as a main character :D You're welcome to look up actual facts online about adoption though.
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by izacus 5mo ago
TVs are made with BOM of like 10$ for the SoC, so it's the cheapest crap available. Then again - none of the streaming services are streaming at anything remotely close to 100Mbps so I doubt they consider it necessary to upgrade to GbE
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by izacus 5mo ago
> Above $900? No idea, maybe for Google Platform die-hards. Managed corporate machines. I've worked with all platforms and managing ChromeOS is massively, massively easier than MacOS or Windows.
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by izacus 5mo ago
Existing ChromeOS can show the same information just fine in the bottom right corner without eating away all that extra space.
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by izacus 5mo ago
Mobile games tend to not fit under serious gamer umbrella.
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by izacus 5mo ago
All of those games are simple enough to run in cheap phones, so not really a very informative data point, is it?
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by izacus 5mo ago
You really had to squeeze those numbers through those filters to get that diction out, didn't you? :P My 16" M1 Max is kinda crap at running games - I'd put it somewhere around cheaper laptops with 3050 series GPUs.
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by izacus 5mo ago
Note that just because you know the job is understanding things, the manager who'll boot you and leave you without income probably doesn't. They'll just get their political cookie points for saving money by replacing you with
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by izacus 6mo ago
I'm interested in phones.
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by izacus 6mo ago
So what should be done about it? EU Commission issue a decree that it should never be spoken or debated again in public? Never proposed? Any other tyrannical idea? Do you have a list of other things that shouldn't be brought in front o
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by izacus 6mo ago
Can you show an example of defeating hardware attestation? It would be useful for many 3rd party ROM users.
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by izacus 6mo ago
Since you're so much more informed - which integrity guaranteeing product would you use for mobile devices that European citizens use? Covering more than 90% of population?
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by izacus 6mo ago
No, it wasn't those. It was another EU org.
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by izacus 6mo ago
There's a thread awhile back where there were VERY angry at someone trying to setup their own attestation project database (essentially a list of known Android builds and their signatures). They want apps to add their signing hashes ma
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by izacus 6mo ago
This is rarely actually true but it's a common falsehood told by people who have financial interest of keeping everyone on AWS. And that includes engkneers that only know how to use AWS and are terrified at having to learn something el
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by izacus 6mo ago
And they've been financially failing as well lately.
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by izacus 6mo ago
10a will get longer support, so why not (unless 9a is significantly cheaper)?

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