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by neop1x 5y ago
I agree with that and welcome it but still I think they should make distinction between device types! For example smartphones are often very tiny, technology advances a not and we often also want waterproofness to some degree. It is a bit s
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by neop1x 5y ago
This is getting pretty common with new Macbooks. Stop buying this proprietary piece of junk. It can stop working randomly for no reason (literaly; one day it won't start and won't charge, not a single beep). There are lots of prop
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by neop1x 5y ago
Zigbee devices can be used in a closed mesh network, without an internet connection or any proprietary cloud or subscription. One needs a USB coordinator dongle [1], a small computer like raspberry pi, zigbee2mqtt [2] & Home Assistant [
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by neop1x 5y ago
>> Russia didn't all of a sudden invade ukraine for no reason. Or maybe Russia fanned the conflict over the years, supporting separatists and paving the way into this invasion. To have reasons and excuses for it...
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by neop1x 5y ago
>> 32 GB of unspecified frequency ram? 512 GB of unspecified speed and type ssd Yes and it is all fun and games as long as it works. If something breaks, it is either terribly expensive to repair or unrepairable completely. Then it ma
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by neop1x 5y ago
Maybe he fears that Ukraine would join EU, NATO and people there would live happier life than people in Russia. And maybe their russian state propaganda is not working as well as they would like in today's interconnected global world.
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by neop1x 5y ago
This is how their propaganda explains it. But in reality why on Earth would West want to attack Moscow?! What would West gain from that?! And just because of "his personal fears" he decided to invade an independent country. That&#
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by neop1x 5y ago
It appears that Putin is a psychopath. He said that Ukraine is run by narcomans and fashists (obviously a total nonsense) and that he fears NATO presence in nearby countries and he doesn't "feel" safe. He said that disintegra
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by neop1x 5y ago
You can easily bundle all resources in that PHP as someone said. Or the script can download them from CDN and cache locally and then use the local version. I also don't like external resources, it makes no sense. It is often not even f
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by neop1x 5y ago
Telegram desktop app is awesome. For me it is a great example of a native app. J ahd zero troubles with it. It is fast, it doesn't consume a lot of RAM and no Electron is bundled. I am glad to see someone is still developing native app
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by neop1x 5y ago
Vendors stop giving system upgrades for their $1000 phones after 2 years and some people are complaining about their $2 one-time software license no longer working. What a sad world...
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by neop1x 5y ago
Yes, basically. After you root the device and install things like Xposed, "safety" feature called SafetyNet will most likely start reporting to apps that your device is untrusted. Google Pay, some banking apps and similar software
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by neop1x 5y ago
LineageOS is cool and can prolong the device usability but some apps may not work (Google Pay, banking apps) if they detect an unofficial system (via SafetyNet). And you likely won't get future vendor blob upgrades (from Qualcomm), not
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by neop1x 5y ago
If this service weren't free and weren't advertised as free forever (see the original ToS [1]), more people would run their own email server and e-mail would be less centralized. [1] http://web.archive.org/web&#x2F
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by neop1x 5y ago
Yes, the original ToS [1] for Google Apps: 17. Modification. Except as provided in Section 18, Google reserves the right to change or modify any of the terms and conditions contained in this Agreement [...] 18. Fees. Provided that Google co
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by neop1x 5y ago
Yes and I also suspect that android backup works worse for GSuite accounts (can't confirm). It looked to me like it would backup less so I switched to @gmail.com for all non-email google services some time ago. Now I can review PlaySto
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by neop1x 5y ago
"that will continue even if you leave the company" - yeah, just like the free email on custom domains forever...
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by neop1x 5y ago
Except ipfs content disappears if no one is pinning it. And you can find IPs of hosts which are pinning it. Yes there is FileCoin but there are minimum and maximum file size and contract duration limits. So someone has to periodically check
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by neop1x 5y ago
App ecosystem (great apps, often good UX/usability and lots of small "details"), interoperability between devices and to show their social status. Why do some people buy an expensive Mercedes if basically any car can drive yo
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by neop1x 5y ago
The exact opposite is as bad. Spend all the money for cars, entertainment and fun and your elderly days will be miserable. In addition to health and maybe movement problems you will have trouble to afford medicine, rent or an elderly care a
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by neop1x 5y ago
Audited AND auditable is better (Bitwarden: https://bitwarden.com/help/article/is-bitwarden-audited/#thi... )
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by neop1x 5y ago
Maybe soon people will "trust" some NFT or the owner of that NFT in the Metaverse...
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by neop1x 5y ago
Play to make a hamburger to satisfy hunger. :) Maybe print the hamburger via a 3D printer?
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by neop1x 5y ago
There is also Satisfactory which is more 3D but I haven't played either so can't compare.
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by neop1x 5y ago
Because Bitwarden and KeePassX are open-source and auditable?
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hello@name.com
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by neop1x 5y ago
They use this scheme throughout the system, for example after clicking on a search result from the Cortana search. That basically skips your default browser settings and opens sites in Edge.
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by neop1x 5y ago
More people should be contacting developer's support and asking for a Linux release. I find it quite sad that they are still ignoring multi-platform support, especially after MacOS popularity (and powerful M1) and Vulkan API and DXVK o
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by neop1x 5y ago
CoreDNS which is commonly used in Kubernetes as a caching DNS server also supports RFC zone files and is very easy to configure. Written in Go, with just a few system library dependencies. I use it for LAN domains + cache + DoT client and i
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by neop1x 5y ago
We often have errors handled. In contrast to many Java codes just spitting unhandled exception stacktraces or crashing completely.

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