lpcvoid

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by lpcvoid 4y ago
For me it was very good out of the box Wayland support which made me use GNOME for a long time.
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Crypto winter is here–and NFT artist royalties are under threat(theartnewspaper.com)
2 points by lpcvoid 4y ago|0 comments
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by lpcvoid 4y ago
I have not done any research on this and am genuinely interested - why can I trust the numbers the CCP releases on incarceration rate?
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by lpcvoid 4y ago
Sounds pretty good, I hope you're right.
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by lpcvoid 4y ago
You make it sound like it's fine for an application that has network i/o in the few KB and miniscule UI refreshes when idle to consume that amount?
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by lpcvoid 4y ago
But escaping the walled garden shouldn't be a synonym for cryptocurrency scams.
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by lpcvoid 4y ago
* GrapheneOS on a Pixel as Phone, for all people in my household - only FOSS apps from FDroid, no proprietary app such as banking (only in web browser) * Linux with Firefox, uBlockOrigin and whitelist of JS enabled sites, off by default. *
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by lpcvoid 4y ago
I dislike Windows the same as everybody on here, but they do a lot of security engineering such as virtualization based security, for example their hypervisor enforced code integrity stuff.
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by lpcvoid 4y ago
There are very few games I cannot play on my Linux/Steam box with AMD hardware. Everything just works out of the box, I just click play.
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by lpcvoid 4y ago
CLion is way better for C++ on Linux, IMO.
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by lpcvoid 4y ago
Do you miss the millions of bytes of bloated Javascript mess that "modern" websites are littered with? SourceHut's UI is absolutely amazing.
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by lpcvoid 4y ago
Doesn't this violate (at least) the Hex-Rays license? Fun project, but how is this legal?
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by lpcvoid 4y ago
And here I am, loving (modern!) C++ and not getting warm with Rust all that much.
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by lpcvoid 4y ago
And the best part: not a gram of Javascript or web tech!
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by lpcvoid 4y ago
This is why it's so important to have managers which aren't stupid and have technical insight. Luxurious proposition, unfortunately.
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by lpcvoid 4y ago
If this where the Morrowind map, I'd be right at home...
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by lpcvoid 4y ago
It always is. And I'm rather on the side of the west than the side of the CCP.
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by lpcvoid 4y ago
Anecdotal, but I have absolutely no problem sending plaintext-only mails. So far it works very well and I kind of cringe every time I see HTML in emails.
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by lpcvoid 4y ago
Give me a break. Just because people point out that something is not good, it isn't invalid because worse things exist. Take off the conspiracy hat.
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by lpcvoid 4y ago
>... modifying metadata or storing metadata inside a file is a deprecated concept. This is a good thing . Citation needed. I for one hate that everything nowadays wants to be a rent-extracting service. I will own my files, thank you very
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by lpcvoid 4y ago
Isn't spending "at least $1000" already whale territory?
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by lpcvoid 4y ago
This is absolutely awesome. I don't see why the author is so upset here. They are giving you all the tools you need to do a quality job. I normally don't like Apple, but this is amazing.
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by lpcvoid 4y ago
I wouldn't be surprised. And also, you should assume it, since Discord is not e2e encrypted.
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by lpcvoid 5y ago
Cryptocurrency startup involved in shady marketing practices? I am very surprised.
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by lpcvoid 5y ago
Why do people shill Brave on every Firefox thread? It's weird.
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by lpcvoid 5y ago
What part of installation is broken? It's literally a GUI that you can click "continue" on until you get to the pretty looking progress bar.
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by lpcvoid 5y ago
The fact that they are making that huge hunk of trash a core part of Windows tells me everything I need to know about the direction they are headed into. How does anybody put up with Windows in 2022?
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by lpcvoid 5y ago
Why are you hostile to the idea of owning what you paid for, and being against the never stopping train of companies who want to extract rent from you?
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by lpcvoid 5y ago
The point is that the AV does not do much here. The security model should be proper sandboxing within the browser, along with block lists that get used by ublock origin if you wish. A third party program running alongside your browser, insp
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by lpcvoid 5y ago
I wouldn't be so adamant about cryptocurrencies crap if they would just do their thing and be quiet about it. But everything ever built by that scene needs to somehow make or cost money in some form or another, and that's a tellin

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