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by izacus 9mo ago
Or he could buy a laptop with a slightly slower chip which runs well with Linux and not pay money and his time for privilege of supporting a company building incompatible products.
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by izacus 9mo ago
Did Kellogg actual win according to this supposed law you cite? Did they prove that their trademark was used? Or are you blindly guessing?
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by izacus 9mo ago
The fact that this post is downvoted into grayness while lazy hateful rants aren't shows just how rotten HN community has gotten around opensource these days :/
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by izacus 9mo ago
You seem to have some serious anger issue unrelated to the fact that you tried to use distance as the only proxy metric for relevance of experience of rail operators. Distance isn't even remotely relevant to complexity of running safe
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by izacus 9mo ago
Your comparison is nonsense and using nonsense metric.
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by izacus 9mo ago
Apple has been doing that since forever and will remotely kill switch devices so they need to be destroyed instead of reused: https://fighttorepair.substack.com/p/activation-locks-send-w... Millions of fully working ap
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by izacus 9mo ago
Not only can, but inevitably is. Security folks - especially in mobile - are commonly useful idiots for introducing measures which are practically immediately coopted to take away users ability to control their device and modify it to serve
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by izacus 9mo ago
They also took over Komoot and did the firings as well. Love our PE friends, don't we?
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by izacus 9mo ago
Why are you so motivated to rewrite history to defend a mega corporation?
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by izacus 9mo ago
GDPR has carveouts for governments and law enforcement so they can do whatever for those purposes.
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by izacus 9mo ago
There's plenty of crowd sourced data including from their own Gaia stations they ship to people in Europe as well. Why shouldn't this be here?
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by izacus 9mo ago
Map display is incredibly useful for us outdoor people - having a map of a hiking track at hand is much nicer than having to pull out a phone constantly. This holds true also for other sports - e.g. ski layer is nice to orient yourself on s
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by izacus 9mo ago
"never" huh?
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by izacus 9mo ago
I dunno, are you sure you can manually write correct de/serializaiton for JSON and XML so strings, floats and integer formats correctly get parsed between JavaScript, Java, Python, Go, Rust, C++ and any other languages? Do you want to
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by izacus 9mo ago
I don't know what you're arguing about here because the farmers in EU are aggressively fighting against regulation to curtail chemicals, environmental controls and minimum healthy food quality mandates.
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by izacus 9mo ago
I love your optimism. What you'll see is return to 2000s where you may have had "Symbian" as the operating system, but the phones weren't compatible between themselves and apps broke and didn't work across manufactu
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by izacus 9mo ago
No, we're thinking about the fact that Android is Google owned and developed and no removal of Play Services changes that. Every Android ROM is critically dependant on Googles work to actually develop and secure the OS.
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by izacus 9mo ago
Yes, it absolutely is. Fair phones won't be scrapped because the company killed them remotely like MacBooks: https://www.vice.com/en/article/apple-macbook-activation-loc...
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by izacus 10mo ago
The Tyrant Philosopher series became (surprisingly) my favorite series from him. There's just something about the way how he depicts colonization and pressure to destroy other cultures and minorities that's oddly compelling.
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by izacus 10mo ago
I don't understand, we didn't have computers at all and didn't end up illiterate. Why are you underestimating kids so much?
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by izacus 10mo ago
In what way is Win11 "order of magnitude more complex" than Linux desktop or Windows 7 or 10?
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by izacus 10mo ago
What's the best way to find the high quality missions or campaigns in those lists? Ones that are closer to what the Thief 1 and 2 games were?
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by izacus 10mo ago
Do the people who asked for that block really think it went badly?
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by izacus 10mo ago
This is how Swiss e-ID was proposed to work: https://www.eid.admin.ch/en
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by izacus 10mo ago
Ryzen AI is what AMD calls all of their latest gen laptop chips.
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by izacus 10mo ago
What are you willing to bet on that prediction? Your car? Your home? Talk is cheap, let's see the money :D
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by izacus 10mo ago
Yes, that's the answer that sounds utterly miserable. Spending 30 years toiling for a third of your day at something you don't like. I'm sorry for you as well.
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by izacus 10mo ago
You just sound very angry your career isn't fun to you. I'm sorry.
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by izacus 10mo ago
> In any case dealing with all this is too expensive and risky. [Citation needed] How much does it cost? How risky?
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by izacus 10mo ago
Yeah, so you admit there's no real legal basis for those kind of restrictions. Which anyone of us who worked with banks, mobile, banking security and their legal already knew. They're a source of greatest security hits like "

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