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by kaszanka 6y ago
It's generated by a Python script [0] from a list of URLs, but the input list doesn't seem to be included in the Chromium source (only the binary output of this tool). [0] https://github.com/chromium/chromium&
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by kaszanka 6y ago
This just gives me a "Wordfence" 503 for no apparent reason. Here's an archive.org link for the benefit of anyone else who might want to read the product information despite the site owner's arbitrary restrictions: http
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by kaszanka 6y ago
The bootloader with USB support was first marked "stable" on 2020-06-17. This post is about a firmware with USB boot support being released on the "critical" update channel, which Raspbian will install by default without
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by kaszanka 6y ago
The OTP programming doesn't prevent the Pi from booting from an SD card, so it should be fine.
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by kaszanka 6y ago
Maybe NextDNS is more elegant or easier to set up, but I felt that depending on its free plan was too risky (what if it eventually goes away?) and didn't really want to pay for a subscription when I already had a server at home to run
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by kaszanka 6y ago
This is just more license proliferation and a solution to a nonexistent problem. Releasing software under a license like the GPL doesn't somehow prevent you from making money from it. See Ardour - GPLv2, paid binaries.
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by kaszanka 6y ago
I'm just curious because I didn't find this supposed ad campaign within a few minutes of searching, so to me it seems like it might never have been an official thing at all.
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by kaszanka 6y ago
> Zuck the cuck drinks water like a duck Where did you find that? Was it ever a part of Brave's official advertising material?