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3y ago
Thanks for pointing that out. I knew LineageOS and /e/ already had the Android 13 builds for the Fairphone 4. First time I'm hearing about CalyxOS, and the official webpage isn't in-depth enough to point how much differe
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3y ago
I have FP4 as well and I would say that they do a rather poor job on the SW side of things. The default camera up somewhere along the lines became laggy when switching to wide screen, security updates come out months late, and Android 13 st
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3y ago
Based on the rationale given I think the author could have used GNU m4. While I'm definitely not fond of the syntax, it can get the job done. I don't think many (if any) projects use it (excluding autoconf). Here's the manual
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3y ago
Not sure about Bulgaria and Cyprus, but in Romania's case having a visa refusal rate of above 3% From my circle of friends it seems like random chance, and because there is no reason given for the refusal one can only speculate. When I
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3y ago
> I thought EU citizens no longer need a visa Overwhelming majority yes, exceptions are citizens of: Romania, Bulgaria and Cyprus.
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3y ago
Yes, performance is very close to i5-8250U ( https://www.cpubenchmark.net/compare/3042vs5178/Intel-i5-825... ), which was release at the end of 2017. I have this in my laptop that I use for work, VM's, IDEs a
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3y ago
Laws are easier to add than revoke. Might be just for scam websites now (haven't checked your claim), but it's a single majority vote away for any website in the future that those in charge want to label as terrorist, propaganda,
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3y ago
> That said, the competition in this scene don't have better to offer anyway namely react native (web tech) and QT (LGPL). What's the downside in your perspective of Qt being LGPL? I'm more familiar with GPL and AGPL, but
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3y ago
That's a very good approach also when you want to preserve anonymity. Writing idiosyncrasies can be used to distictely fingerprint us (with enough effort), llm's could in theory enhance anonymity as long as we can run these things
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3y ago
Before checking the comments I thought it was a troll paper that got through "peer review" because this is how it renders for me in Linux in both Firefox/Chrome https://imgur.com/FBDiIXb.png
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3y ago
Name is too similar, pick something less derivative.
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3y ago
No. And any of the businesses that switched to the sources-available approach could have done just that before, and didn't.
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3y ago
Any scheme that supports t-expressions https://srfi.schemers.org/srfi-110/srfi-110.html But that has a lot of pushback, and no scheme I've researched supported (implemented the SRFI) t-expressions out of the box.
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3y ago
What other option do you have if you want to support developers across Linux/Mac/Windows? VMWare player? Besides it not being OSS, I didn't notice any performance benefit. The bottleneck (for my web development needs), is aro
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3y ago
Can you sell me on the IntelliJ suite of IDEs database UI? What makes it in your opinion fantastic? I'm using it at the monent, it sure beats dealing with sqlite at the cli level but apart from that to me it feels as rudimentary as any
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3y ago
What do you mean by "specifically the Japanse ones"? Is CSAM more prevalent there or is something along the lines of having more loli content posted there which fals under child pornography laws in certain countries?
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3y ago
> Are you actually in Europe? I'm actually in Europe, and EU, but not Schengen (thank you Austria & Netherland governments for the veto vote). > You won't get qualified devs for much less than 60k around here. The ridicu
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3y ago
> And I think you would find, if you are lucky, that a competent European junior-ish developer would not get out of bed for less than 60k Euros (65k USD), a more senior developer would demand more. That's a very much extreme stateme
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3y ago
If you want genuine responses or discussions, I'd recommend in the future to open up with an argument for the belief/point you are holding, instead of a catch-all opener.
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3y ago
Romania has high levels of corruption, but when we entered the EU we had high levels of overt corruption. I'll never forget during the presidential elections of early 2010s (or around that time) (we joined EU in 2007) when a member of
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3y ago
I use it in a symfony project, and I compress assets beforehand in my deployment pipeline into static br suffixed assets. Then Apache is configured to serve these files if present instead of compressing on the fly.
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3y ago
That is ridiculous amount of javascript within an html attribute. Do all major editors/IDE have proper Alpine plugins in order to highlight autocomplete js code within those html attributes?
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3y ago
Per your Android application data collection possibilities, the app may collect: Location data (Approximate location, Precise location), Personal info (email, user ids, sexual orientation), Device or other IDs. When you mean anonymous you m
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mhitza
3y ago
That's not what open source means. You seem to be conflating it with sources available.
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3y ago
Local copies of your email, your own mail servers, would be a couple of reasons.
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3y ago
This is a better comment than your previous one, in which you just dismissed the project and the work people have been doing without touching on any key issues you might have with wayland. I myself was not a fan of wayland either, due to a
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3y ago
The Fairphone is going to be sold in the US in partnership with the e.Foundation which develops /e/OS (another deGoogled android fork), and is what's going to come preinstalled on the Fairphone https://murena.com&#
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3y ago
> Built with recycled materials. Engineered to last longer. > OS upgrades: 2 years of OS upgrades > Security updates: 3 years of monthly security updates (From the global launch date of the device) And I didn't see any iFixit
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3y ago
> I shouldn't be able to zoom in and out on mobile either. In fact you should be able to. > user-scalable > Controls whether zoom in and zoom out actions are allowed on the page. Valid values: 0, 1, yes, or no. Default: 1, whi
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3y ago
Page should be updated, Terraform nowadays is in the 1.x version timeline.
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