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by jhasse 8y ago
> Funny that your link includes WhatsApp as a social medium. I don't see it like that at all. For me it is just a free alternative to SMS. You can post status updates (images, message, videos, ...) with WhatsApp: https://
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by jhasse 8y ago
IIRC DXVK is written in C++ while WINE is written in C.
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by jhasse 8y ago
Because a 1080 Ti can't do 144 FPS at 1440p or 60 FPS at 4K in all current gen titles with maxed out settings.
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by jhasse 8y ago
Okay I was wrong: AppArmor is part of the mainline Linux kernel. I think it were some Ubuntu-specific patches then which were required for some of the sandbox features. I will try to find where I read it again.
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by jhasse 8y ago
Yes, because Snap doesn't support different repositories easily and everything atm is based on Ubuntu base-images. Also the license is GPL+CLA allowing Canonical to relicense it under a proprietary license. Furthermore they require App
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by jhasse 8y ago
My Dell XPS 13 9370 is completely silent (fans turn off) when browsing or watching video.
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by jhasse 8y ago
Encryption is opt-in, not the default.
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by jhasse 8y ago
The Play services run as root IIRC and listen to commands from Google's servers (e.g. to push updates to the devices). Even if they don't have enough priveleges to intercept the keyboard, Google has all the signing keys to replace
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by jhasse 8y ago
> more of it not all of it
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by jhasse 8y ago
Sure, but the Play services make it A LOT easier for them.
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by jhasse 8y ago
> That's not how Android app signing works. Google has root, so it can change how app signing works at any time. > Both have their pros and cons, and both have legitimate reasons to exist. I just looks to me like whenever someone
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by jhasse 8y ago
It could do that.
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by jhasse 8y ago
> Security wise, Apple iOS is superior in any possible aspect to Android. One aspect where Android is superior is that more of it is open-source.
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by jhasse 8y ago
Why? Let's compare it to F-Droid: He isn't saying that Signal should be distributed via F-Droid by default , just that there should be the option. So the article doesn't seem to say that the defaults are what matter.
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by jhasse 8y ago
> In an article about "trust", can you explain how exactly you trust F-Droid packages and not Google Play ones? It's easier for Google to manipulate a package on Google Play than on F-Droid. > Signal has introduced stat
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by jhasse 8y ago
It allows Google to easily circumvent any end-to-end encryption since it's a rootkit.
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by jhasse 8y ago
Apple has root access to every device just like Google has to Android phones running Google Play Services.
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by jhasse 8y ago
Because for some that's not a show-stopper.
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by jhasse 8y ago
Let's also not forget XMPP+OMEMO.
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by jhasse 8y ago
Signal doesn't need to solve it, because F-Droid would.
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by jhasse 8y ago
Telegram doesn't federate either, but at least they allow forks to connect to their main servers. And it's also available on F-Droid: https://f-droid.org/en/packages/org.telegram.messenger/
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by jhasse 8y ago
That's always the case due to different software versions.
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by jhasse 8y ago
Well you put up the three bullet points making it sound like that these are the only options, sorry that I misunderstood you. > You ask "why", well look here at the features the open source tool we use provides: https:/&#
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by jhasse 8y ago
You're are assuming that not using tracking will automatically result in a bad website. > We could remove Piwik completely Yes, please do that. > But then it'd be much harder to improve our website. Why?
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by jhasse 8y ago
How can I develop for macOS without a Mac?
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by jhasse 8y ago
Thanks for the link, I stand corrected! :)
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by jhasse 8y ago
> super easy C/C++ FFI There's a HUGE difference between a C FFI and a C++ FFI. I doubt that Nim makes the latter easy (name mangling, exceptions, STL, ...).
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by jhasse 8y ago
Logitech G810
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by jhasse 8y ago
> and don't wanna do C/C++. Give C++17 a try :)
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by jhasse 8y ago
HDMI, Displayport and 3.5mm TRS will all be replaced by USB-C at some point. It's a little too earlier to force it though.

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