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by meibo 5y ago
It also just keeps happening. A recent game(Genshin Impact) shipped with an Anti-Cheat driver that had unauthenticated read/write primitives via IPC for debugging and it's been abused since. It's a security theater.
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by meibo 5y ago
There's also https://github.com/spantaleev/matrix-docker-ansible-deploy which can basically set up an entire matrix "ecosystem" including telephony, bridges and bots with one command and some basic confi
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by meibo 5y ago
This is very heavily biased. Many of the points "against matrix" aren't very well elaborated on or plainly wrong or outdated, such as the one stating that you can't viably run your own node. There's many things happ
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by meibo 5y ago
On Mint, automatic updates started failing for me recently with an obscure error because the /boot partition had too many old kernels. I doubt my parents could have figured out that one.
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by meibo 5y ago
Because there is no viable alternative. Macs are way too expensive for normal people that want to book a trip and read emails once in a while, and Desktop Linux sucks for everyone that's not technical or doesn't have ready access
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by meibo 5y ago
You should be careful about using the LEGO® name in any "official" capacity. They're notoriously litigious about naming and designs.
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by meibo 5y ago
This is great, good job. Some bugs I've noticed(Chrome 90 on Android): * When looking at a list of albums, using the clickwheel to scroll won't actually scroll the list * With Spotify, only my public playlists are shown Thanks!
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by meibo 5y ago
Yet, you have no way to prove it - or is this product completely open source? Additionally, I believe OP was referring to requests for removal of search results that contain personal information. Both Google and Bing support these and will
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by meibo 5y ago
No server is involved in scanning/verifying the QR codes, the only privacy violation would possibly be the people scanning the code taking the name/DoB for themselves but that would be a GDPR violation and I'd guess no legiti
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by meibo 5y ago
Note that this is also completely at Apple's whims, so if they ever decide to lock down their signing process or cut off non-developer IDs, the whole concept would fall through. It's a hack with a nice UI, really - which doesn&#x2
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by meibo 5y ago
Don't buy a shitty phone and expect to get a good experience. Avoiding big brands like Samsung usually helps.
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by meibo 5y ago
Reminder that there's a reason Brendan Eich doesn't work for Mozilla anymore, and it's not just layoffs due to dwindling userbases. Half of their board stepped down when he was about to be appointed. Decoupling software from
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by meibo 5y ago
So many amazing things coming to the .NET ecosystem, honestly excited for the next decade I'll spend with C#. It's already served me well in the last but .NET Core really supercharged it!
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by meibo 5y ago
Zoom is also sadly the absolute worst meeting software. Even moreso if you're not an English speaker since the UI translations are terrible and most of them don't make sense in context - the interface is confusing as is, my parent
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by meibo 5y ago
Open any actual application on a pinephone and you'll see that whatever fanciness/usability KDE has falls short instantly. There's quite a way to go still.
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by meibo 5y ago
Also good to know: pretty much all early switch games, even first party ones, ship with debug symbols! If you're looking for a chance to get into aarch64 or are curious enough, having a peek at the 1.0 versions of Splatoon 2 or Breath
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by meibo 5y ago
.NET documentation is incredible, not just for the language but also the APIs. It's such a joy to work with and even complex concepts seem to be explained very thoroughly. It gets a bit uglier once you cross into WINAPI, COM, etc., but
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by meibo 5y ago
I assume this might be in response to Linus' vaccine post from yesterday? It received a crazy amount of votes in its first half hour(almost 500) and then just suddenly disappeared from the main news listing without being flagged or dea
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by meibo 5y ago
I was wondering about exactly the same thing, had to use Safari for work recently and not seeing the URL was extremely confusing.
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by meibo 5y ago
Why is this not on the frontpage anymore?
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by meibo 5y ago
They do, in this exact article. 283 cases were noted in the VAERS database, there are about 130 million fully vaccinated people in the US. I assume they don't track healthy people in the database of adverse vaccination reactions.
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by meibo 5y ago
Blocking Telegram turned out to be technically unfeasible since they fought it by routing data through western cloud providers, which the Russian state was unable to block sensibly(you may remember stories from back then). In the end they &
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by meibo 5y ago
What is being crippled here? The API is being moved to another objects and restructured in a way that's not as haphazard for actual extension development and distribution. If this doesn't work for your specific use case, write a w
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by meibo 5y ago
If you aren't prepared to do CDN changes on a whim when something like this happens, it's often better to wait for the problem to be resolved instead of making things worse for yourself due to misconfigurations, revealing your ori
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by meibo 5y ago
The ribbon was radical, but they've refined it into something that's genuinely nice to use. You can customize every section and it's very easy to pick up, I'm sure if you'd have to spend some time with office nowada
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by meibo 5y ago
GitHub also arguably just has a good product that's a good fit for a lot of use-cases, regardless of if there's better options. Yeah, you might be able to self-host gitlab/gitea/etc but their free offering for organizati
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by meibo 5y ago
The Chinese people that are afraid to talk about politics if any phone is even just close to them? They probably would confirm opinions shared by state outlets, if they'd even bother with you.
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by meibo 5y ago
Because people want to use their phones while charging. It's been impractical for a long time, Apple has made it somewhat resurge again by putting a big magnet at the back of the phone that keeps the induction charger tight.
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by meibo 5y ago
Maybe, but this seems to be a bug with Apple's IO toolkit on x86, so it's unrelated(other than x86 support on macOS already falling apart, which is completely unexpected, considering the quality of the rest of the OS after recent
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by meibo 5y ago
Yes, the raptor thing seemed a bit fishy to me back then as well, especially since they're a non-free third party. Happy that they got rid of it, but there was quite a bit of community pushback needed.

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