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kuschkufan
2y ago
Why would you switch to Fedora 6? ..I kid, I kid ;)
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kuschkufan
2y ago
Looks like a competent analysis where they recognize the threat of the iPhone to Nokia. Whether the higher ups failed to act on it or whether they could not act on it, even after Microsoft bought them is unfortunately a different topic.
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2y ago
Well, your guess is off the mark.
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2y ago
here's a nickel, get a new browser. no idea why i even go for bait like this. because i like doing unpaid support work i guess. i tested in firefox and chrome. both work fine and don't do it like op decribes - no keybinds, keys be
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2y ago
that one dude that has tried since forever to convince that one city to allow him to dig up that garbage dump for his lost bitcoin wallet password should be able to get the coins without digging then. oh and all other passwords/pass ph
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2y ago
the challenge is not to click that link
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2y ago
"low key" tobacco industry sponsored content right there.
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2y ago
Guess what the "G" in GTK stands for historically
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2y ago
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2y ago
The other comments are a let down so far. I find this impressive!
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2y ago
Have you seen https://loginwithhn.com/ ? Seems to also fall into the category of services on top of HN, like this one and at.hn.
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2y ago
I can tell you why I did back then. I saw screenshots of openbox/blackbox/fluxbox and wanted that instead.
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2y ago
"click here to redeem you free article!"
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2y ago
Call me when Firefox stops supporting manifest v2 and thus crippling ad blockers. Until then I use Firefox and will be very content doing so, recommending it to everyone who asks as well.
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kuschkufan
2y ago
I feel like the number here on HN is higher.
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2y ago
Not a convincing argument, but a testament to low standards. Also, Whataboutism.
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2y ago
Call the fuzz
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2y ago
doesn't work for people that want them "federated"
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2y ago
lack of drivers, for what exactly? linux actually has tons of drivers for old like for new stuff. on the other hand, i recently bought a new windows laptop and tried putting in a new bigger ssd and guess what; when trying to reinstall windo
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2y ago
it's 50/50
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kuschkufan
2y ago
Would be nice to publish a docker image or have a nix flake to run this as an alternative to the binaries.
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2y ago
Maybe it was something like a Raspberry Pi that he placed at that cafe? Curious that his Bluetooth had more reach than the Wifi itself though. Maybe with a directional antenna. Agree, would be interesting to know his setup.
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A plea for more thoughtful comments
(lwn.net)
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2y ago
Congrats, you outed yourself as not having read the article. Because it's in there.
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2y ago
OT, but your HTML is not valid. <!DOCTYPE> is declared twice.
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kuschkufan
2y ago
I can see it clearly. Just as a TV remote now has dedicated hardware buttons for Netflix, Disney, Amazon and so on, we will have a Logitech mouse with dedicated button for ChatGPT, Gemini and Copilot!
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2y ago
In the beginning Firefox was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and was widely regarded as a bad move.
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2y ago
Real-world moment from the "Heat" movie script.
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2y ago
Actually the fact that they do not have binary blobs in their repo immediately stops the xz attack. Not saying attackers would fail with curl in general. Just repeating the exact method from xz is not possible.
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2y ago
Can recommend this setup as well, it's great.
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