kop316

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   by kop316 5y ago

   Sorry, I don't know who any of these people are, so it makes your comment very confusing.
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   by kop316 5y ago

   My Pixel 3a, Pinephone, Librem5, Laptop, Xudoo, and Desktop still have them?
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   by kop316 5y ago

   > Currently Graphene does not support Network Location Providers. So, apps won't be able to get location when you are indoors and location lookups would be slow. That's not super surprising. NLPs will come through either Google
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   by kop316 5y ago

   > I've been doing CyanogenMod for years, and since become a director at LineageOS. Thank you for all the work you have contributed to. > I've never heard anything akin to " malicious organization/project that'
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   by kop316 5y ago

   I can't tell if they are developers or not, but I have seen what I'll refer to as "evangelists" of GrapheneOS spread a lot of misinformation about LineageOS and Mainline Linux phones, then when ignore technical arguments
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   by kop316 5y ago

   There is no way this thing is %100 open source. Last time I built a full AOSP from scratch, I found out: - VoLTE and SMS over LTE is a proprietary library. - WiFi calling is a proprietary library. - the Vendor partition is entirely propriet
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   by kop316 5y ago

   I would suggest getting Pinephone is you want to dip your toes in the water. They are much cheaper, and generally take about a month to get from pine64 directly.
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   by kop316 5y ago

   I am just at the mercy of FedEx at this point......
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   by kop316 5y ago

   > open source phone like this that supports WiFi calling Even on Android, WiFi Calling is done via a proprietary library, AOSP doesn't support it. As of now, no one has attempted to RE the protocol, so no open source solution exists
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    by kop316 5y ago

    Something that I would offer that, though Purism does advertise, I do wish they would hit it home more, they give a lot to the FOSS community. No really, they give back A LOT. - Phosh, their phone shell, it being worked into upstream GNOME,
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    by kop316 5y ago

    Mines being shipped now, it should arrive early next week! ...though I guess I am not someone you know.
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    by kop316 5y ago

    On my thinkpad x200, I seem to use ~11-12 Watts doing normal usage. For newer laptops, what would be the expected usage?
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    by kop316 5y ago

    > installing a lightweight linux distribution I don't even know how lightweight it needs to be. I am typing this on a Thinkpad x200 (laptop from 2008, Intel Core 2 Duo) with Debian Bullseye and MATE as it's DE. It does everythi
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    by kop316 5y ago

    I know at least pmOS and Mobian have FDE.
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    by kop316 5y ago

    That's pretty neat! I may hav to try that sometime.
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    by kop316 5y ago

    I want to say T-Mobile is requiring VoLTE (I recall discussion about this because it effectively mean the Nokia N900 cannot be used on T-Mobile or its NVMOs anymore). I will comment that the Pinephone works with VoLTE on many carriers (I kn
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    by kop316 5y ago

    I have a Gozney Roccbox, and I have found it useful for: Pizza, Naan Bread, and Pita so far. I haven't tried much else.
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    by kop316 5y ago

    > Isn't it quite common for open source hardware drivers to have an effective bus factor of one? (as in, yes it's open source but only one dev has the deep familiarity with the topic required for fast updates) It's usually
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    by kop316 5y ago

    ?? https://github.com/libratbag/piper it's a GUI app, it looks pretty nice. It's also in the Debian repos, so you can just install it with "apt install piper" Looks pretty simple to me.
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    by kop316 5y ago

    What gets me the most is seeing something like piper: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27871956 Where its (mainly) one person in their spare time that is able to put these official drivers to shame.
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    by kop316 5y ago

    Your blog is incredibly well done, and it is always worth my time (several times over) to read what you post. Thank you!
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    by kop316 5y ago

    This was my thought too. If their linux driver support for this is as good as their integrated ones, I will be switching to Intel GPUs.
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    by kop316 5y ago

    > , I agree that colourblindness doesn’t really affect my life, in that for the most part it doesn’t cause me any significant difficulties. But I have a feeling that this is only because I’ve gotten used to it, and that it does affect me
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    by kop316 5y ago

    Heh, I have seem that strobing effect, but only in very specific shades of blue.
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    by kop316 5y ago

    As a person with more severe color blindness/deficiency than most, I guess I'll ask the question: is it actually a big deal? I ask because for me, I really don't think about being colorblind, and colorblindness becomes an iss
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    by kop316 5y ago

    Colorblind person here: Can you link them? I usually do firmware/ CLI stuff, so I've never tried them
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    by kop316 5y ago

    Fair enough. If I may say, that would be great to have as an up front summary!
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    by kop316 5y ago

    Hello! If I may, some (hopefully constructive) criticism: - I skimmed the article, and I honestly am not sure who the customer is. AWS customers I suppose? It would be nice to have a quick "TL;DR" section so I can quickly tell if
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    by kop316 5y ago

    er...what? "This distribution will never get released; instead, packages from it will propagate into testing and then into a real release." is a literal quote from https://www.debian.org/releases/sid/
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    by kop316 5y ago

    From [1]: This [Debian Sid] distribution will never get released; instead, packages from it will propagate into testing and then into a real release. sid is not a release, it is a staging area for packages to roll into a release. [1] https