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by johnea 2y ago
I don't use it on a tablet, but I have been running an e/OS phoone for the last couple of years. My experience hasn't been great 8-/ I used straight up LineageOS (which e/OS is built on) prior to that and prefered t
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by johnea 2y ago
Yea, I can relate. I tried making an artificial Big Bang at home. But my neighbors kept complaining 8-/ Haters! Probably the same people that keep flagging comments on the articles I'm interested in...
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by johnea 2y ago
Of course! The cure for chronic lonelyness is to be more fantasy based! Reality is just so boomer...
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by johnea 2y ago
Again, this isn't accurrate. Please see my other comment on why the filesystem is not mounted by multiple hosts.
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by johnea 2y ago
This isn't really accurate. In the case of plugging a "phone", as a device, into a USB host computer, the USB device (the phone) can present a filesystem endpoint to the host, and allow read/write access. The OS of the p
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by johnea 2y ago
If your wifi is enabled, then the GPS makes almost no difference for goggle geo-location. Their map of wifi SSIDs allows pretty accurate geo-location, with no GPS. This doesn't apply to you if you travel in an area with no wifi hotspot
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by johnea 2y ago
That's a really inspiring hope, but, sadly, not the reality. The current "AI" tech is in fact developed FOR the profit. There is 0 concern at the capital investing level for enhancing any innate human talents. In fact the eff
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by johnea 2y ago
I have to agree. It was pretty straightforward (although tedious) to write custom CSV data exports in embedded C, with ZERO dependencies. I know, I know, only old boomers care about removing pip from their code dev process, but, I'm an
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by johnea 2y ago
Sounds like it's finally time to abandon windows... All efforts to force users into ever newer versions of browsers are primarily motivated by goggle's ever increasing surveillance in each new version.
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by johnea 2y ago
Depending on how it's done of course. If all commits are squashed into a single giant commit for each release to AOSP, then tracking exactly what happened since the last release will become much more difficult. All of this highlights t
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by johnea 2y ago
Could they also be used to smuggle outside info into Fox News?
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by johnea 2y ago
Wow! A couple of real flashbacks listed. There were so many calculators in the list, I'm surprised there was no mention of NONPAREIL: https://nonpareil.brouhaha.com/ I use it for the HP-41CX emulation, but it emulates
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by johnea 2y ago
https://www.spaghettimonster.org/
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by johnea 2y ago
People need a book on how to make a friend? Sorry, this is never going to work...
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by johnea 2y ago
> fighting for its survival From what? There's no serious indication of a russian threat to invade western europe. > climate change can wait That's actually the exact opposite of the truth. Like "rust never sleeps"
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by johnea 2y ago
> As always theory and reality are different Thank you very much for citing that! along with highlighting the fact that the exploit was in fact, not detected by reproducible builds prior to other means of discovery. In recent times, actu
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by johnea 2y ago
That's an excellent point, and exactly what I was trying to point out in my post.
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by johnea 2y ago
It was forgotten by the other europeans...
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by johnea 2y ago
The article was about where the first americans came from. What does a navajo creation myth have to do with that?
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by johnea 2y ago
Those are interesting mythologies, akin to an invisible guy in outer space making a man out of a twig and 2 dingleberries, but does it really have anything to do with where early american people actually came from? After a couple of genrati
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by johnea 2y ago
Seriously, was there ever any doubt about this?
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by johnea 2y ago
I had the same question. I thought reading the paper in Nature would give some more insight, but no. I was looking for at least an estimate of what they thought world population should be, but that doesn't seem to be included in any of
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by johnea 2y ago
Crumbling for who? I've always avoided the brand because of the massive surveillance. But if the prices fall far enough, I may consider a used Tesla (although to date, in spite of all the press, they still aren't generally cheap e
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by johnea 2y ago
The WWPG is the answer! World Wide Power Grid...
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by johnea 2y ago
Who would have guessed the market for Down Syndrome porn was this big? Another accomplishment of Twerk Tic (the "tic" comes from the fake Tourette's influenzas) Every day I just become more grateful that I didn't grow up
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by johnea 2y ago
The menu sounds awesome! I wish I could just get it in San Diego!
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by johnea 2y ago
Yes, it is, and now we know both of those things don't we. What will be the consequence? My risky prediction: Absolutely Nothing, for neither goggle nor any of the other miscreants running the bot nets. And just to take a poke at the t
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by johnea 2y ago
You failed to list "Attorney" as a cause: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Diane_Whipple One was convicted of murder for the death of a woman killed by their dogs... Dog's became massively popular
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by johnea 2y ago
Yes
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by johnea 2y ago
The whole disdane for this plant, is rooted in the lawn mania. It should be noted that most sod grasses are also an invasive species in most places. And in the western US, where water is not as available as it is in South Carolina, sod lawn

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