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by kop316 7y ago
I think the parent comment is saying it is fast in software on a modern CPU, but making tha into an ASIC would either be a) slow or b) expensive due to the 32-bit additions. IIRC (I can't find it right now), when NIST had the contest f
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by kop316 7y ago
The phone today software wise is vastly different than five months ago. It runs faster, cooler, and is compatible with a lot more things. I think they are well on their way of making this a daily driver by mass production.
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by kop316 7y ago
I literally have made calls and received calls with a librem 5. I have no idea why this person could not. It wasn't anything special either. My only thought is if the reviewer had very out of date software and didn't bother to upg
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by kop316 7y ago
shrug I like the look and feel of it. If you looked, I have had a quartz watch that was ~10% of this price. I prefer the Omega. I also know that it isn't as accurate. It doesn't bother me.
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by kop316 7y ago
This blog post accurately describes my semtiment: https://drewdevault.com/rants/2020/02/18/Fucking-laptops.htm... I like Drew on the blog post use a Thinkpad X200, and it more than suits my needs for a l
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by kop316 7y ago
I took it to an authorized repair shop, they said the cost of repair was more than the watch. I'm guessing they would have taken it into account?
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by kop316 7y ago
For a survey of a few watches I have owned: - $50-60 Fossil: Would break in under a year. - $500 Automatic Tissot: after a couple of years, it couldn't keep time (it added minutes in a period of a week). - $400 Quartz Citizen: somethin
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by kop316 7y ago
The title changed since I posted this. The original title implied the professor leaked the offending data.
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by kop316 7y ago
If I remember when I did it for the Novena, you had to include that specific dtb file for the install. That does make it a pain, as you are correct, the installation image is board/chip specific
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by kop316 7y ago
The separate device tree (#3) is not as big an issue as the first ones. If you are making a Linux kernel for an ARM device, you will have to make a device tree, and it should not change once written.
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by kop316 7y ago
How so? I maintain two WordPress websites and really "maintaining" means I get an email telling me it automatically updated every so often. I spend more time on it restarting the server because it was updated to a newer kernel (it
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by kop316 7y ago
To anyone coming to the comments, the title is misleading. The health department is pressuring her "to stop her speaking out about the Medicare and PBS history of over 2.5 million Australians being re-identifiable online due to a gover
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by kop316 7y ago
Heh, I would say the Web UI works extremely well and is very friendly, and I really like the Android App. What issues do you have with it?
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by kop316 7y ago
Have you looked into Nextcloud? If you primarily do it at home, the speeds of Nextxloud are typically limited by the network bandwidth, and the storage is limited by what server you have. I use it and manage 5 TB of data on it without probl
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by kop316 7y ago
What makes it worse is when their account set up is broken. For an interview yesterday, I attempted to install and get an account for Skype. The back end broke, and when I tried to do create a general Microsoft account to confirm it was the
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by kop316 7y ago
It seems to be a similar play from 2016 with Correct the Record and worked then: https://www.latimes.com/politics/la-na-clinton-digital-troll...
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by kop316 7y ago
You have to keep in mind that when the PS2 was released, the DVD was also just released. I remember a stand alone DVD player by itself was ~$200 during the PS2 launch. So part of the argument of it being $299 is that it was a bargain to get
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by kop316 7y ago
I haven't ordered from amazon in over a year. I to go to physical stores and/or order from a reputable vendor online. Actually it's nice. If I truly want it, I'll actually go and get it, or spend the time to find a reput
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by kop316 7y ago
...what? I can't figure out what you're trying to say. I tried reading it several times.
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by kop316 7y ago
That's fair. I didn't mean to suggest you were incorrect, my point is I think folks are trying to replicate it without understanding why it works.
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by kop316 7y ago
I've been to both of those places. The huge difference between them, the example I give, and the one from the website once you park and get to the grove, there's no car traffic in it! The third street promenade likewise had entire
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by kop316 7y ago
Just by looking at it at the map, I'm fairly jealous. It does look good for living
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by kop316 7y ago
I am talking about that one. My expectation would be those streets shouldn't be there in the first place honestly. I should be able to walk from one side of that mall to the other without worrying about cars. Parking lots surround it i
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by kop316 7y ago
Is it in Orlando? If so, that actually looks like a pretty nice area! Judging by what I saw on the map, that would be a nice place to live. If one looks at the map, you see multiple parks surrounding the area, an elementary and middle schoo
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by kop316 7y ago
I hate to tell you, there is a place like this near where I live (Look up The Greene). I assure you, that place is effectively an outdoor mall. I rarely go there due to traffic in and out, I really dislike walking in it (drivers in there ar
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by kop316 7y ago
I wish the author would hit the non-walkability a bit harder. To get from one section to another, cross a street. To get from one side to another, you have to cross several streets. There is one area that did the same thing where I live (Th
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by kop316 7y ago
It's funny to think about, I first used Gnome 2 in 2006 and I remember having to install XFCE on my laptop. My laptop only had 256 MB of RAM, so GNOME at the time was too resource intensive. My Desktop had 2 GB of ram (so it couldn&#x
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by kop316 7y ago
XFCE is designed from the get go to be very light weight. On my laptop I average ~300 MB Ram usage idling with XFCE. MATE is the spiritual successor to Gnome 2, which isn't as light weight (but they haven't tried to add things to
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by kop316 7y ago
Which OS are you using for this? I found that Ubuntu Touch was the most usable, but it doesn't seem to have a lot of modem features yet. But PostmarketOS with Plasma Mobile was unusable.
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by kop316 7y ago
Power management is much better now. It stays much cooler than before. Right now its around 4-5 hours on screen time. Assuming they upgrade to the 3500 man battery, it could reasonably go all day.

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