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by kernal 3y ago
Windows didn't need to evolve into being the king of malware. It was insecure by design. Whenever you hear a ransomware or virus story on the news you can rest assured that Windows was involved. It's malware superstar.
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by kernal 3y ago
What a ridiculous take to even imply that malware on Android is even comparable to the malware dumpster fire on Windows. There is more malware on Windows than there are apps. 99% of what is considered "malware" on Android is often
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by kernal 3y ago
It's using a nearly 2 year old SoC.
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by kernal 3y ago
People keep spreading this fallacy. LineageOS cannot update the OEM device drivers because the OEM"s will never release the source for them.
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by kernal 3y ago
All of the games I own on Android gave me that option. Also, that logic doesn't really make sense because you'll alienate people that don't like ads from even playing your game.
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by kernal 3y ago
When it does break, you can rest assured a Rust rewrite is guaranteed.
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by kernal 3y ago
The 40 year old computer is the irrelevant part. The craftsmanship and attention to detail, by these women, is the real story.
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by kernal 3y ago
Or, you know, you could just pay a dollar or more for an ad free version or even get a Play Pass. Of course, if you enjoy playing ad-ridden, pay-to-win, copy-pasted virtual casinos, right from the convenience of my PC then it's totally
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by kernal 3y ago
Tourism.
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by kernal 3y ago
They think it'll be another goldrush and want to be the one with the killer app before the novelty wears off and the shovelware takes over.
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by kernal 3y ago
Considering he wasn't Asian or White it was automatic.
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by kernal 3y ago
They paid 11.4 Billion in 2022 and 14.7 Billion in 2021.
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by kernal 3y ago
They're likely referring to creator ads spliced into their content.
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by kernal 3y ago
>and advertisers have no way to know I didn’t watch it So YouTube has no idea that the content was skipped by SponsorBlock? I find that hard to believe.
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by kernal 3y ago
>3. Google made nearly $70 billion in Q1; they're not hurting at all, especially their executives. The CEO of YouTube is probably sweating as their performance is tied to YouTube net profit. YouTube is one of many revenue streams t
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by kernal 3y ago
>2) It's a pretty random process if you get in or not. The level of noise in admissions is huge. So the person that got into Stanford by writing #BlackLivesMastter 100 times was just a coincidence?
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by kernal 3y ago
Racial discrimination is racial discrimination no matter how you try to sugar coat it.
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by kernal 3y ago
Sapling looks interesting. Git has a horrible user experience.
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by kernal 3y ago
I don't want Apple's shitty AppStore on my iPhone. I'd like to replace it, but I can't because Apple doesn't think I should be able to install apps that aren't approved by Apple. They can go fuck off as well.
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by kernal 3y ago
Open the Play Store on ChromeOS and pick any browser you want.
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by kernal 3y ago
I have an even better solution. Just get Chromium to change their license to make it a requirement to always respect the user's chosen browser.
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by kernal 3y ago
> Visit google.com with Edge (on desktop) and you immediately get a popup on the top right "Google recommends using Chrome. Built for Windows. Easily search on Google with the fast, secure browser". You make it out as if this i
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by kernal 3y ago
>Google's increasingly cavalier attitude towards security is concerning: >1) Kids WILL use this to bypass parental / school controls as soon as they learn about it What an utterly ridiculous take. It's 2023 and there ar
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by kernal 3y ago
Are any of your observations based on reporting from MSM - the same propaganda machine that spread the Ghost of Kiev fable and other ludicrous Ukraine fables? If this was in fact a treasonous act by Prigozhin then a gruesome death is awaiti
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by kernal 3y ago
hiyo
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by kernal 3y ago
We’ve reached the event AI horizon when we’re now scraping the barrel for chatGPT wins.
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by kernal 3y ago
>Nope wasn't leaked...somehow media latched on to that wording. Zuckerberg said it was during his Lex Fridman interview.
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by kernal 3y ago
At the time Microsoft was strong-arming every Android OEM into paying royalty payments or else. Samsung paid more than a billion dollars to Microsoft in royalty payments for those questionable patents. I'd call that a chokehold. https
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by kernal 3y ago
User privacy is a fallacy. The standards we judge applications are thrown out the window relative to the services we use in everyday life. Do you think your ISP, TV service, Cellphone carrier, Credit Card company, etc. care about your priva
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by kernal 3y ago
>The disclosure by MOFCOM on April 8, 2014 is a direct result of Microsoft’s acquisition of Nokia’s mobile handset unit as that deal required approval by the Anti-Monopoly Bureau of MOFCOM. The disclosed lists were part of the antitrust

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