izacus

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601.
by izacus 8mo ago
/e/OS is Android, meaning it's still critically dependent on goodwill of Google to continue releasing their work as part of AOSP. So if you're trying to be a silly purist, then /e/OS doesn't fit either. If
602.
by izacus 8mo ago
"Most sold" doesn't really tell much though.
603.
by izacus 8mo ago
Errr, do you not understand what "most" means?
604.
by izacus 8mo ago
It has gotten plenty of government support and easy cash though.
605.
by izacus 8mo ago
What's wrong with being 1 player in enormous field? Does everything need to be a monopoly in US nowadays?
606.
by izacus 8mo ago
Remember that economists think that this process you're talking about is healthy, good and this is how companies should be run. Take massive loans, hire, then discard people when you don't need them. DOW is at 50.000.
607.
by izacus 8mo ago
"over-hired" seems like mostly copium of engineers being very afraid that their company will discard them like this and are trying to rationalize why they won't follow.
608.
by izacus 8mo ago
There's really nothing odd that company that runs Project Zero also builds devices that are well secured.
609.
by izacus 8mo ago
Is there a KDE/GNOME/kernel-like group forming to take over Android AOSP development and provide free alternative yet?
610.
by izacus 8mo ago
The enforcement and verification of tachographs grew significantly in last 20 years across whole EU, even in our eastern european countries. So, again, I very much doubt that there's a mass scale, country-level, tachograph fraud happen
611.
by izacus 8mo ago
Tachographs are mandatory and monitored across the EU so I very much doubt that's really happening.
612.
by izacus 8mo ago
Ask your favorite LLM? :D
613.
by izacus 8mo ago
There's plenty of those.
614.
by izacus 8mo ago
You keep trying to tone police others while making downright deranged statements with no basis of reality. Maybe if you touched a bit of grass the answers to your outright gaslighting wouldn't be "inflammatory".
615.
by izacus 8mo ago
Whenever someone tries to build a phone that even tries to tick those boxes y'all just find new excuses to not actually pay for it.
616.
by izacus 8mo ago
This is a regional thing - a lot of manufacturers offer bootloader unlocking in EU when they don't in US for example. US especially is a nasty carrier monopoly where carriers are allowed (and actively defended) when they do henous lock
617.
by izacus 8mo ago
Can you prove in any way what you say actually materially changes the road safety, incurs any practical liability (proven in court, not conveniently theorycrafted by manufacturers lawyers) and isn't just a convenient excuse for more mo
618.
by izacus 8mo ago
Why is this more sensitive than people being able to replace brakes, brake calipers, brake cylinders, headlights, etc. etc? Why is there now a panic about it? (Yes, I know the answer is: the manufacturer wants to extract money from it, but
619.
by izacus 8mo ago
What are you being "misled" about exactly?
620.
by izacus 8mo ago
> Manufacturers have a strong argument against right-to-repair from the perspective of system integrity and safety - one can imagine unintended consequences and liability cascades from imperfect repair. Protection of intellectual propert
621.
by izacus 8mo ago
How did games like Age of Empires and StarCraft deal with that tissue on single CPU systems? They were mostly single threaded too and with way less computational power.
622.
by izacus 8mo ago
No, I'm thinking about the Q Revo line which does not have cameras as I mentioned.
623.
by izacus 8mo ago
They don't, the camera equipped ones are the maxV series. Q Revo has an IR sensor which doesn't transmit that data anywhere.
624.
by izacus 8mo ago
Can you provide any more objective support outside of your obvious Apple fan vibes?
625.
by izacus 8mo ago
AOSP isn't affected by these restrictions and can be freely modified. Not much of a standing there.
626.
by izacus 8mo ago
Comparing blocking of malware apps with poisoning food is a type of dishonesty you probably recognized yourself when you typed it out.
627.
by izacus 8mo ago
But that just sounds the big community demanding this has to put together a proper KDE-like team to maintain Android in the way they want instead of waiting on Google's code?
628.
by izacus 8mo ago
Yeah, it's been awhile since I've seen a truly dumb Apple fanboy opinion and it somehow feels fresh among AI slop.
629.
by izacus 8mo ago
Of course they're not, but this is how you smell someone that doesn't really want to enforce paying taxes, but just wants to evade them as much as possible. How quickly people show their colors.
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by izacus 8mo ago
The regulators are the ones that support device attestation and security measures though.

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