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by no_time 4y ago
How do people fight the urge to tell these people to fellate a phallic object and then later sign up their emails to all possible gay dating sites and spam newsletters? The audacity of these parasites to gangstalk you with patent claims of
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by no_time 4y ago
I wonder how long until not having a safetynet approved (tm) phone is a serious hindrance in everyday life. Their effort is admirable but I can't help but think the tech world is moving in a different, darker direction.
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by no_time 5y ago
The löve2D discord is very lövely :) It's THE place to be if you like to move pixels on the screen with a super clean API and a no frills, elegant language.
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by no_time 5y ago
refresh.hold has an upper limit of 90 days, which is ridiculous...
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by no_time 5y ago
1. The autoupdate disable feature is essentially "echo snapcraft.io >> /etc/hosts" 2. Opening them is slow once per boot. 3. It's mystery meat to the highest degree. Might as well use windows. Real shame becau
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by no_time 5y ago
>Motherboard Oh my science I can't wait for the first generation of "personboards" to hit the market.
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by no_time 5y ago
>By the way, in Nautilus you can type path, the shortcut is ctrl+l Obligatory what the fuck were they thinking. I'm glad there is no api to access the "flash bios" button on the motherboard because some nautilus dev would
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by no_time 5y ago
Curious how there is no CSAM scare mongering when it's companies that need private storage of information.
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by no_time 5y ago
Real music as opposed to what? Fake music?
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by no_time 5y ago
Indeed. Yet another reason why we must rally against such efforts.
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by no_time 5y ago
I don't get it. How do you fingerprint iPhones, which are some of the most standard devices on the planet? With Android I can think of atleast 20 parameters that will have unique enough combinations to identify specific devices fairly
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by no_time 5y ago
>In DE there are almost no politically incorrect movies on Netflix. Are there any in other regions? Can you give some examples?
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by no_time 5y ago
Doesn't have the leaked csgo,tf2 source code. Why even bother...
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by no_time 5y ago
Better late than never! This should've been passed 2 decades ago to be honest. I hope pro-chatcontrol forces won't enboldened by these developments though.
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by no_time 5y ago
Companies don't give a damn about REAL laws if they can pay their way out, let alone 'gentleman's agreements'. You are personifying something that will take every chance it gets to screw you over if it's worth it.
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by no_time 5y ago
>all your electronic devices Cool. Having the only Itanium powered oven/fridge/washer gives him insane nerd street cred.
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by no_time 5y ago
Coral products in general are made from unobtanium. Especially the m.2 variant that's keyed right for desktop motherboards. The mouser page says it's EOL but support claims it's still manufactured. Also at first glance, the d
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by no_time 5y ago
The Tor browser sacrifices usability for fingerprint resistance and ironically becomes the most unique browser when used on the clearnet. The only way to achieve meaningful fingerprint resistance is either blending in (practically impossibl
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by no_time 5y ago
While all the patches are an improvement, I'm still on the fence about using it instead of vanilla FF. A browser is too security critical to trust in a handful of random people. I wonder how tedious would it be to set up a buildserver
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by no_time 5y ago
I personally don't like it but the biggest design advantage of ubuntu still remains: the amazing fonts that come with the system.
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by no_time 5y ago
>It always astonishes me to see someone invest so much time in cheating, when it would take the same or less time to just do the damn work. There is another factor people tend to forget: cheating is exciting and almost fun in a way. Read
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by no_time 5y ago
The rust fetishism feels so off in this case. You don't see "built with qml" taking up 1/10th of the page on Krita's frontapge
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by no_time 5y ago
>Cloud gaming still can't achieve < 1ms input delay. What's up with that? The laws of physics are a hard pill to swallow. Unless you want a datacenter at every street corner, this is not gonna happen.
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by no_time 5y ago
You guys get to have 1:1s? This reminds me of a site I've found a few years ago that mapped out all the universities in the area and listed the contact info of the on campus psychologist. Ours redirected to a big fat 404.
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by no_time 5y ago
>WebGPU, all the bare metal crashes/exploits It's a goldmine. Think of all the future jailbreak entrypoints this will make possible.
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by no_time 5y ago
If that makes you feel any better I have written server emulators for more than one SaaS program.
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by no_time 5y ago
Sure wish I could go back and edit these comments to replace steal with "dubiously authorized copying" Im saying dubiously authorized because I bet no more than 5 out of a 100 windows users are aware this is even happening...
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by no_time 5y ago
>even kaspersky does it Thats an awfully low standard to set don't you think? I don't think it makes sense for the public. Stealing files from unsuspecting users without as much as a popup saying "hey, we just snatched thi
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by no_time 5y ago
Saying "Client information is sacred" and stealing executables off all windows machines with the automatic sample submission on by default does not go well together.
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by no_time 5y ago
>As a fairly blackpilled guy Putting labels like this on yourself may give you some comfort, but it also come with way more toxic thought patterns that will ultimately make your life worse. And I mean this in a non condescending way. I h

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