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by kop316 6y ago
Hearing how you phrased it reminds me of a study that showed how parachutes do not in fact save lives (the study was more to show the consequences of extrapolating data, so the result should not be taken seriously): https://www.b
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by kop316 6y ago
As a shout out, I have a XDuoo X3 and it supports Rockbox! https://www.rockbox.org/wiki/XDuooX3 The Xudoo X20 should support Rockbox as well: https://www.rockbox.org/wiki/XDuooX3ii I forgot how mu
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by kop316 6y ago
I didn't know about this, thanks!
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by kop316 6y ago
You're welcome! I am happy to help. > Are the color-blindness simulators in Firefox devtools good enough to reproduce your experience? I have honestly not used them, sorry.... (I don't make GUIs). I am looking at the docuyment
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by kop316 6y ago
The primary issue in colorblindness is: 1) One confuses two types of colors as the same one (e.g. red-green, blue-yellow, etc. colorblind) or 2) Colors that are close together appear to be the identical (Like the case that I saw, half of th
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by kop316 6y ago
As a warning, this would not be good for colorblind people (such as myself). The "Hello, Hacker News!" Hash's middle ring has half it's ring that looks identical to me, and unless I looked carefully, that entire ring loo
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by kop316 6y ago
Yeah that chipset. I haven't stress tested it though. When I need to do something I just use wired LAN.
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by kop316 6y ago
I have 8 GB, and it runs fine! > Because I read it wouldn’t run 802.11ac. Why not? It has a miniPCI express card, you just nedd to find a compatible one: https://www.newegg.com/intel-7260hmw-mini-pci-express/p/N
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by kop316 6y ago
> a laptop that starts at $1470 with a 802.11n wireless network interface, in the year 2021? seriously? https://shop.puri.sm/shop/librem-14/ So you have the option to not have the wireless card installed (it&#x
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by kop316 6y ago
Yes, that is what they are: SPL is the very very first thing the ARM chip boots, similar to the old BIOS that was at the front of your HDD? ARM Trusted Firmware roughly (VERY roughly) analogous to Intel's ME, it is a trusted execution
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by kop316 6y ago
You make this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26775235 Which is riddled with errors. Make a well cited annotation of the errors. You say you addressed my comments "elsewhere" https://news.
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by kop316 6y ago
Good for them. I have been a Lifetime Plexpass user for several years, and have found it well worth the cost (I think I paid like $60 when it was that cost? But I would still consider the $120 worth it). The "Livestream" seems to
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by kop316 6y ago
considering doing ctrl + f "atat7024" proves otherwise, you are simply not worth replying to anymore, seeing as how you cannot conduct basic research or you are willing spreading misinformation.
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by kop316 6y ago
So in reading that overview, the same attacks that would apply to USB apply PCIe: > The connection of an untrusted USB device to dom0 is a security risk since the device can attack an arbitrary USB driver (which are included in the linux
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by kop316 6y ago
Gotcha. > (granted, I'm probably not the best in non-violent communication, but they could at least try to do some research anyway ;)) Considering how badly incorrect the dev's page is, I agree. I gave them some credit since it
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by kop316 6y ago
Is this person a Graphene OS dev? I couldn't confirm that (from a cursory search), but if so, this massively undermines my confidence in using it on my Pixel.
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by kop316 6y ago
Ahh gotcha, that makes sense! I'm not sure if I agree or not to be honest. I think there's good things (like you said, make sure the user knows they are doing it), but I have never convinced myself it is absolutely superior. EDIT:
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by kop316 6y ago
I understand that. I've tried pmOS a few times. I really like pmOS and they have a great community (I'm more active in the pmOS Matrix channel vs the Mobian channel), but unfortunately relying on muslc vs glibc can be a bit of a p
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by kop316 6y ago
> But wouldn't it make the phone more secure, since no malware can update the firmware without your knowledge? No not really. Look up the boot ROM vulnerability on the Nintendo Switch. I'm sure Nintendo wishes they could update
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by kop316 6y ago
That was my guess too. I've tried SXMO a couple of times but ended up going back to Phosh. Its probably me, but I could not figure out the UI of it.
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by kop316 6y ago
Okay! If I may ask, I tried using SXMO a couple of times, but I never got used to it. Do I just need to stick with it for a little bit and it gets better, or what are your thoughts?
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by kop316 6y ago
Skeptical != wrong https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/skepticism https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/wrong If there are factual in accuracies with my claims, I am happy to be proven
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by kop316 6y ago
...are you going to address, you know, the rest of your comment being factually incorrect? I am saying the rest of your document you cited was riddled with errors that I could show was wrong off hand (with citations!), so any claims you mak
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by kop316 6y ago
I'm skeptical of that person's claims, primarily because the document the individual sourced as "fact" was riddled with factual errors. I don't know enough about USB security to make a judgement one way or another.
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by kop316 6y ago
The way you cited this URL indicated you believe it to be fact. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26772189 When you make a claim like that, which I assumed meant your company did some sort of baseline research for this c
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by kop316 6y ago
Considering most of his other post is factually incorrect and/or out of date, I am skeptical of the claim to be frank.
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by kop316 6y ago
>The Librem 5 does not even support software encryption and no progress has been made toward adding even LUKS encryption. OSK-SDL has been ported to the Librem 5 to the best of my knowledge (Source: talking to the actual dev working on i
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by kop316 6y ago
Out of curiousity, what distro are you running?
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by kop316 6y ago
In that case I would say either are stable enough for you to use. If you want something sooner than later I would get a Pinephone. If you go with a pinephone get the 3 GB version, as anbox takes up a fair bit of RAM.
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by kop316 6y ago
Its the same as developing for a linux desktop. mmsd is written in C, and has python unit tests.

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