la_oveja

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   by la_oveja 9y ago

   and force me to use some propietary-built webkit? Nah, thank you.
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   by la_oveja 9y ago

   You don't need GApps to run Android. The only closed source blob you need is chipset and modem drivers. And no: AOSP is Android. It's like saying that Linux is not Linux unless you bundle it with GNU-utils and wrapped by Canonical
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   by la_oveja 9y ago

   Based on Electron. So this is Chromium, but with less features? EDIT: It also claims less battery consumption. May I ask some proof?
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   by la_oveja 9y ago

   > Linux Snap Coming soon! Soon™
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   by la_oveja 9y ago

   Please, can you guess me the numbers of the EuroMillions lotto?
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   by la_oveja 9y ago

   OnePlus has become a pretty big player from zero.
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   by la_oveja 9y ago

   You can store any kind of files on iCloud or only photos/video?
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   by la_oveja 9y ago

   Android is actually FLOSS. The problem comes when people want to add a Google account. You can use a free version of Android? Yeah! You are going to lack some stuff tho. Google Play Services provides geolocation services, the app store, pus
9. 129.▲
   by la_oveja 9y ago

   Good thing I can compile my own Android builds.
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    by la_oveja 9y ago

    > If this is just going to run games programmed with OpenGL [...] dude, we're riding the Vulkan wave now!
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    by la_oveja 9y ago

    Cookie law is pretty much a joke, as the parent comment stated. But there are some serious and useful regulations in the EU that aren't a joke. And if FB is banned from Europe (which I highly doubt), the average user won't be able
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    by la_oveja 9y ago

    In Spain "credit bureaus" can't track you if you don't sign up for it. But on the other side, banks and other establishments can share a list of "unpaid debtors", which disappearing from is kinda difficult.
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    by la_oveja 9y ago

    I keep my device updated thanks to these custom builds. I use them as my daily driver, totally recommended.
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    by la_oveja 9y ago

    If you're selling something in the EU, you gotta stick to EU laws. It's not about where is the company from, it's about where it's making business. Simple as that.
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    by la_oveja 9y ago

    My OnePlus One has Android 7.1.2 and August security patch (thanks to Paranoid Android)
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    by la_oveja 9y ago

    > Then they start to accumulate cruft and slow down, eventually becoming barely usable. When naive users install 3 different weather widgets, 2 battery meters and a custom launcher, you start to understand why people say mid-range phones
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    by la_oveja 9y ago

    If you break/lose your phone it's your problem, dude. My Androids are lasting ~4 years each.
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    by la_oveja 9y ago

    Explain to me why I can't disable it for my home PC.
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    by la_oveja 9y ago

    bitstamp worked pretty fine, if I don't remember wrong
20. 140.▲
    by la_oveja 9y ago

    Try Telegram, I use it like it was MSN Messenger back then <3
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    by la_oveja 9y ago

    coinbase's android app is utter shit. sorry but had to say it
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    by la_oveja 9y ago

    dude wtf, you have a magic ball that can see the future actions of others? geez, your comment made me sick
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    by la_oveja 9y ago

    In my android if you double-tap the notification bar it'll lock the device.
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    by la_oveja 9y ago

    Yeah, because getting the power via the armed way it's the right thing to do. There's terrorism going on you know? They are planting bombs on policeman, and burning civilians with homemade weapons.
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    by la_oveja 9y ago

    I see this very interesting: Android prompts info about whats happening, iOS just ignores them and keeps going. With this simple difference, people tend to think iOS works better! I cannot trust an OS that doesn't ask me stuff, or take
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    by la_oveja 9y ago

    sure, check this out fam http://web-engineering.info/node/57
27. 147.▲
    by la_oveja 9y ago

    I can't pay with credit cards in a lot of places online (I'm from the EU)
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    by la_oveja 9y ago

    wut? nodejs exists u know
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    by la_oveja 9y ago

    > Our ability to do that well isn’t favoring ourselves, or any particular site or seller "not favoring any particular seller"? If it pays, it's on the front page. Are you seriously telling me that somebody who has paid not
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    by la_oveja 9y ago

    Because you can make lots of money in the EU, you just need to follow more strict rules than in the USA.