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by msh 2y ago
I don’t think it suck but you are correct about android.
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by msh 2y ago
No, it also offers web access
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by msh 2y ago
People can easily do that if they purchase a bluray, so the difference is not very big.
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by msh 2y ago
Well if OS2 had succeeded we would have PC's controlled by the OG evil tech monopoly which have had their business dealings in far worse things ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_and_the_Holocaust ) than microsoft
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by msh 2y ago
The big problem is that there are lots of stuff that macOS won’t let you move to a external drive, like iCloud Drive.
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by msh 2y ago
High performance and low power laptop and phone SoC’s, no way. There exists no competitive risc-v chip.
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by msh 2y ago
I had a kindle that died. Amazon support was top notch
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by msh 2y ago
And remember, the KDE project was the source of both safari and chrome (khtml was the base for safari, which google later used for chrome).
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by msh 2y ago
> This sort of thing could happen with any smartphone The amount of intelligence services that could pull this off if you ordered iphones directly from apple is very very low.
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by msh 2y ago
Old white men
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by msh 2y ago
They are not rats and they are quite essential to the story so they would not be easy to remove.
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by msh 2y ago
It does real-time sync if you use the mount command
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by msh 2y ago
GenAi is seen by some people as a very negative thing.
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by msh 2y ago
A knife have legal purposes to be used. Does malware?
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by msh 2y ago
There is a good technical essay (by experts) on why it's not possible in practice. https://www.latacora.com/blog/2020/02/19/stop-using-encrypte...
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by msh 2y ago
I guess Chromebook’s is the resurrection of the idea
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by msh 2y ago
Well there was no real mobile market 20 years ago, but for desktop software there was a huge industry of software you would download from websites.
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by msh 2y ago
For retail software yes, but distributing for next to nothing over the internet was also common (depending on the target group) 20 years ago.
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by msh 2y ago
I have a synology WRX560 router (yes, synology does routers). They have a decent security track record and provide long software support with official EOL/EOS statements. IPv6 works very well. The two other options I can think of is ub
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The Qualcomm Snapdragon X Architecture Deep Dive: Getting to Know Oryon(anandtech.com)
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by msh 2y ago
If a device cant get play certified it cant realistically be sold anywhere in the world except china, so no phone manufacturer would choose a SoC for their phone that was not supported.
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by msh 2y ago
I would say it's both. Google could put support requirements in the gms certification
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by msh 2y ago
The Lena image always reminds me of this very short horror story (written in the style of a Wikipedia article)inspired by it: https://qntm.org/mmacevedo
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by msh 2y ago
Or require that the owner lives in their apartment/house (and be taxliable in the place where they live). For comercial rentals, require that they are registred as businesses and taxed as such.
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by msh 2y ago
When you do custom enterprise agreements you can get a lot more than that.
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by msh 2y ago
So much this! Put way better than in my comment.
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by msh 2y ago
They failed to evolve their product while the competition was rapidly improving. The orginal amiga was leaps in front of anything thing else you could get at remotely the same price point, for many features that mattered to games. But then
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by msh 2y ago
Its says: The latest security features will be available to all Dropbox Advanced, Business Plus, and Enterprise customers starting today. Is dropbox advanced a business plan?
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by msh 2y ago
Sorry, I wrote it wrong. I meant offsite.
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by msh 2y ago
You would still need somewhere to do off site backups to. (Edit: changed offline to offsite)

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