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notorandit
8mo ago
It depends, but it is promising. If devs can have access to all of the hardware and related documentation and source code, then this is to become very good news. PCs became popular and widespread because of that: openness.
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8mo ago
The linked page has no mentioning of Bladerunner. Not even the next linked 3.
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notorandit
8mo ago
Where is Bladerunner mentioned?
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8mo ago
It does instead, imho. Commercial phone cost also includes the data value it steals continuously.
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8mo ago
Any. Title says "food".
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8mo ago
The other big issue is the closed source binary only drivers for almost everything.
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8mo ago
We ("you") have no power to keep android open. Unfortunately it is in the hands of a company that is building it for profit, in a way or the other. It's been our choice to drink this glass of wishful thinking while giving tha
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8mo ago
Meat
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8mo ago
GrapheneOS needs at least the modem blob provided by the OEM. It runs as root, it has full network control. Same could go for other "drivers" like wifi+bluetooth. Privacy is more a dream than a real thing.
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8mo ago
Europe? It's available only in Germany, Belgium and France. That are IN Europe but are not THE Europe. https://support.wero-wallet.eu/hc/en-us/articles/37991694065... I hope we'll get there soon.
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8mo ago
> Modern Platform Support: Full support for the Wayland UI and clipboard has been added. On Linux and Unix-like systems, Vim now adheres to the XDG Base Directory Specification, using $HOME/.config/vim for user configuration. Y
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8mo ago
Wayland support for a terminal editor? Woot?
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notorandit
8mo ago
Do you know a corrector that "understands" a typo at the third or fourth character? If it's 1st or 2nd, then it's ok.
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8mo ago
There's clearly something wrong here. Either this user is faking everything about the keyboard, or Apple is. None is testing (the keyboard) at Apple? Possible, but unlikely. None is checking test results at Apple, possible and much les
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8mo ago
We should not outsource security to Google. If you prepare a ligit-looking web page where you instruct people to download and run malware, we'd better learn more on security and caution before blindly follow those directions. Why shoul
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8mo ago
What if he/she doesn't want to be bothered any more or is not interested in it? Or whatever else? Go clone the repo and work on it.
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9mo ago
Italian is "bilancia" (same root as balance).
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9mo ago
Not everyone else. Just you and your friends. Otherwise this discussion had ended since long.
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9mo ago
And 60 can be also divided by 10, 12, 15 and 30. And you can go with 120 or, better 210 so you get 7 in. Pure madness.
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9mo ago
Again? 1 kB is 1024 B. It's measurement unit thing. Not logics. 8 bits in a byte. Not 10, neither 6 nor 5. Just 8. Like feet in yards, inches in feet, meters in kilometers and ounces in pounds. It's 1024. Period. Then of course y
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9mo ago
Of course rust is not performance. Rust is a programming language. Performance is a mix of programmer's ability, clever design and compiler optimizations.
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9mo ago
Note. In southern Italian lingos, "valanza" means "scale".
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9mo ago
I wonder how would we react with tools dating back to, say, 5MY ago ... That would shake our knowledge from the foundations.
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Nexphone: Android+Linux+Windows
(nexphone.com)
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My dream: a PC in my pocket!
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9mo ago
It is machine code in the end, right? We all have optimizing compilers in 21st century, right? So, "yes, compilers can have different speeds. No matter the language." And "no, C and rust are both fast" unless compiler li
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9mo ago
Half done job or just a starting point! We need also: * tea strains * bread crumbles (squashed among paper leaves) * tomato sauce drops * hair > A lot of time can be saved by printing [extra stuff] directly on the page rather than adding
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10mo ago
I long to see an sq-rust project!
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10mo ago
Yes it is. Linux is one of my main means to fight or my freedom. Anytime I need to cope with those things, I feel less free.
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10mo ago
Let me put gaming aside for a minute. Linux is not good. Some hardware support is still reverse-engineering-based, or based on a few individuals best effort activity. Linux needs manufacturers' first hand commitment to quality opensour
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