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by msh 3y ago
I liked playing their AAA ports like the witcher 3 on the go. A more powerfull console would make such ports easier, so I would hope to see more of them. It rather have a switch than can play nintendo games plus some AAA games, than a steam
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by msh 3y ago
> "Stalking" was possible 15+ years ago with $5 worth of sketchy hardware off No, it was not possible 15 years ago with 5USD equipment. The airtags are not just using bluetooth for close range detection, but uses all apple devi
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by msh 3y ago
You can still do wifi tethering and then the build in service will work.
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The downfall of Brydge: Ceasing operations, unpaid staff, more(9to5mac.com)
2 points by msh 3y ago|0 comments
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by msh 3y ago
I loved the sun ray thin clients. They had them at my university in the early 2000 and i have not seen a better thin client solution since.
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by msh 3y ago
No, unfortunatly. I run my linux stuff in docker containers.
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by msh 3y ago
A m1 mac mini for home server replaced the apu for me.
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by msh 4y ago
I think the comment I replied to was referring to normal powerlines for households. Individual solar+batteries is not going to replace high voltage lines.
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by msh 4y ago
Or bury the cables.
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by msh 4y ago
Browsers still accept the response of the DNS servers. No firewalls or host files needed for my suggestion.
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by msh 4y ago
In addition to this very good advise try setting all devices up with DNS block lists, its most easily done by using nextdns.io or cloudflare safebrowsing DNS. It will filter out some of the malware and scams.
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by msh 4y ago
Rule 34 by charlie stross. It's a very near future scifi involving ai in a somewhat different way than normal. The author is on hn with the username cstross.
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by msh 4y ago
Who cares about a few reboots? You can reboot a workstation overnight and if you have a single point of failure in your production system the reboot ain't the problem.
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by msh 4y ago
I think its hard to predict given the current quality of voice assistants. I dont think we can answer that until a high quality assistant is availble.
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by msh 4y ago
UK energy prices must be insane. I am from Denmark where energy is pretty expensive and even if I did all my charging on superchargers it would still be cheaper than gas (and waayyyy cheaper with home charging). It cost at the most expensiv
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by msh 4y ago
Apple still need to approve the organisations use of that program and provide certificates, which like in the facebook case can be revoked. There are also two different tiers of MDM in the apple enterprise program. If its a bring your own d
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by msh 4y ago
I can think of one good case for not allowing sideloading of unverified apps. If iOS only allows apple approved apps a employer/school cannot force me to install a intrusive monitoring app on a iphone/ipad.
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by msh 4y ago
Only because the owners did not unlock them when they gave them up for recycling.
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by msh 4y ago
Only if you dont need a camera, its really bad for its pricepoint.
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by msh 4y ago
At least in Denmark they also accept debit cards, not just credit cards.
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by msh 4y ago
I use cyberduck and just manually upload.
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by msh 4y ago
But as a owner it's also in my interest that a stolen device cannot be used.
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by msh 4y ago
> Web Applications only have to be written once, which will result in BETTER products. There's a reason Adobe, Microsoft and many other companies are all investing in Web Apps. No, its so they can better get money out of the end use
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by msh 4y ago
Do you have any references for that? I wear glasses and it still check for activity in my face.
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by msh 4y ago
I would say that a web app is worse than a stand alone native app from a open perspective. Unless the app is open source why would it matter to me if it is build on free and open technology? I would say per definition a webapp is less free
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by msh 4y ago
I (and many others I suspect) like web apps exactly because they cannot do what native apps can. If a web app was allowed to do what a native app why would I use a web app? It would just bring the bad sides of native apps to web apps.
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by msh 4y ago
Microsoft had more of a monopoly at that time than apple have now. The Mac and other platforms at that time was tiny, its not like today where its more of a duopoly with iOS and android.
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by msh 4y ago
Why should a browser app be allowed to store data permanently? I think that breaks normal ideas about how browser apps work, except for cookies everything is stored server side.
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by msh 4y ago
>Interestingly, two TV shows in just the last few months (The Peripheral and, believe it or not, Mayfair Witches) have had a moment where a phone belonging to a dead or unconscious person was unlocked by showing it their face, so the sho
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by msh 4y ago
Facebook had several privacy scandals. E2E encryption is a way to signal that they take privacy seriously.

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