ktosobcy

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by ktosobcy 1y ago
For example bluesky. I tried masto a bunch of times, still have the account but each time I try to use it, it's so cumbersome. I tried alternative UIs but they are no that better...
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
Mastodon would be OK but the UI/UX is just terrible... interacting with someon on different instance is utterly cumbersome and I do/could miss a lot of posting in global view if someone didn't already followed someone from ot
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
And? You are aware that majority of the communication happens via email, which has absolutely NO encryption and can go through whichever relay and noone gives a flying duck about it? Again, for the overwhelming majority simple PGP encryptio
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
And if you lose your device your messages are compromised as well. Forcing your paranoidal perception "is just bonkers".
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
Everything boils down to the thread model. Not everyone is paranoid at extremum. > PGP has no forward secrecy and OTR in XMPP lacks future secrecy, multi-device support etc. Have you ever considered that perfect-forward-secrecy is not ne
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
Uhm. I set the email app to check for mail every 30 minutes. But also I don't get that many messages (and mailinglists and whatnot are filtered away to subfolders that don't trigger the notification) so when I get the notification
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
> In the past, if you broke or lost your phone, your Signal message history was gone. this and completly useless multi-device support is the reason I don't use Signal... Telegram is not fully e2ee but it's way more convenient h
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I have left Branch and am no longer involved with Nova Launcher(teslacoilapps.com)
227 points by ktosobcy 1y ago|104 comments
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
https://infosec.exchange/@cliffwade/115168015274422682
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
And at the same time behive mind here absurdly complain where others countries/unions want to reign the BigTech monopoly. I kinda wish the EU would kick out google/facebok/x. It would hurt in the short term but would be way b
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
on the grandour... yes, USA is the pinacle of "freedom" whole world should aspire to! /s
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Trump threatens new tariffs over EU's $3.5B antitrust fine against Google(france24.com)
10 points by ktosobcy 1y ago|0 comments
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
Yes, they are (not sure about US). In general the mere fact that there is limited number of contributors that are known and indicated authorship goes a long way. Also - all publishers have to register indicating who is behind particular &qu
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
News websites are regulated…
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
Can the US and ef-of and keep this civil and social enshitification to itself? The rest of the world would be very happy if the US would finally put the wall around itself and stopped meddling with every darn scrap of the world...
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
How do you learn to "deal and tolerate" people that constantly spit in your face? Especially if you try to avoid them but the platform does everything in its power to stear them your way? It's basically a dark entity that cra
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
ERM, FB itself admited they made a research regarding emotional response to the content they show. FB/X modus operandi is keep as much people for as long possible glued to the screen. The most triggering content will awaken all those &
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
IMHO there were better communities on old forums...
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
EU should to the same (FB & X). In general anything that has "algorytmic content ordering" that pushes content triggering strong emotional reactions should be banned and burned to the ground.
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
But it was just a step towards more banning, which had great result (less traffic, more people circulating on foot, less pollution)
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
Tried to migrate (M1 MBP) a couple of times and it wasn't working well resuting in reverting to docker...
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
this should be banned…
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
This is the problem - many apps refusing to run on non-blesses platform. Years ago I loved tinkering with the devices but then I wasn't able to use my bank and it was getting more and more annoying so at one point I just stopped... The
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
first they avoided publishing drivers (makers), then gutted unlocking bootloader, and now this... can we like... regulate the ** out of makers to force them to make bootloader unlocked & provide drivers (for linux) for their devices?
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
LOL, and just only yesterday I was looking for a tool like that :D Though, with a twist that it would transcribe it with IPA :)
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
>> Admittedly, I've never heard of someone forgetting how to write a letter from the Latin alphabet. > Yes! But have you ever heard of someone forgetting how to spell certain words in a language that uses the Latin alphabet (e
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
Just the other day I was actually talking with a colleague about actually missing proper open phone outside of the abysmal duopoly (android/ios) and voilà, this popped up. I'm kinda tempted to get one just to support the concept a
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
Erm... yeah, cool and whatnot but: 1) in case of pixar those are just animations that are mostly "generic" (or in fairyland) hence adapting them to the local nuance to pass some idea makes sense 2) as a Pole that had to be basical
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by ktosobcy 2y ago
The problem is the same as with "compact" phones - there are only few models so the choice is very limited and they are usually "so-so" (or have other issues). The problem is, as always, with marketing - it's easier
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Try optimising the memory consumption first (2014)(blog.vanillajava.blog)
1 points by ktosobcy 2y ago|0 comments

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