nunobrito

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   by nunobrito 8mo ago

   To be fair, MIT is correctly applied to the source code. Voice resources are of course licensed and copyrighted under other terms. This is the reason why there is a distinction between "Declared license" and "Concluded licens
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   by nunobrito 8mo ago

   Yes, very strange to see a linux-style script that works everywhere except Linux.
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   by nunobrito 8mo ago

   I'm laughing way too much on this.. :-)
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   by nunobrito 8mo ago

   Because modern cars compete with animations that amaze users/buyers. In either way, it will be open source and quite fun to build stuff on top.
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   by nunobrito 8mo ago

   Should soon be available from what it seems.
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   by nunobrito 9mo ago

   Met him without knowing who this person was when proposing a decentralized anti-virus platform, he cared and helped a lot. Besides teaching, Dave never stopped learning. Quite a good role model for everyone here.
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   by nunobrito 9mo ago

   Thanks, thinking again it was indeed safer to keep as hidden by default. I've been using it since yesterday, it is doing it work as intended without getting in the way. So far, works great.
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   Gave $10 to bot. He rented his own server and kept humans out(primal.net)

   2 points by nunobrito 9mo ago|0 comments
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   by nunobrito 9mo ago

   From a first read, the memory folder should also go into .gitignore by default
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    by nunobrito 9mo ago

    Office 97 was fantastic and the one that followed in 2000 was peak Microsoft quality all the way up to the 2003 edition. Still remember it was possible to perfectly mimick existing documents that had long stopped being printed with such a q
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    by nunobrito 9mo ago

    Thank you for sharing, will soon try out. Does it support decompilation of android binaries?
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    by nunobrito 9mo ago

    Doesn't make sense until everything else on earth is unusable. Things in space will look far better then.
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    by nunobrito 9mo ago

    From that perspective the operating system are a few apps on the browser since that is that users see and get their dopamine rush. In my opinion users won't choose a future where sovereignity matters. It is a future forced upon them, b
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    by nunobrito 9mo ago

    Or maybe the next big OS leap is decentralization along with data sovereignity. Each person being their own server without so many dependencies to clouds and huge processing/database power inside their own pockets.
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    by nunobrito 9mo ago

    That "Android-like" is based on LVGL which is a brilliant GUI framework for ESP32 (not invented for this project) when you consider the low capacities of the hardware and how efficiently it pulls the animations. If Android had suc
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    by nunobrito 9mo ago

    Thank you for sharing.
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    by nunobrito 9mo ago

    Embedded I doubt there is need since that would mean ESP32 and the like. A memory card has 32GB of storage, I like smaller binaries but there is plenty of storage space.
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    by nunobrito 9mo ago

    The water is reutilized, a big reason is the difficuty to filter new incoming water because of impurities and uncertainty about quality (e.g. winter times make the river water very muddy and difficult to filter). Second because is because a
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    by nunobrito 9mo ago

    Or likely combinining both. Good catch.
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    by nunobrito 9mo ago

    Is the source code for the operating system combination available?
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    by nunobrito 9mo ago

    Salaries are low and equipment/infrastructure is top notch so the overall deficit per year is about a billion EUR, which is the extra they deduct from our taxes and Germoney. Quality and efficiency of "bang per buck" is decen
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    by nunobrito 9mo ago

    For Portugal the "free" healthcare is extremely generous to anyone staying there, regardless if citizens or not. It does lose money, but then again Germany always pays the bill.
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    by nunobrito 9mo ago

    There was a democratic referendum in 2003 to essentially reduce the authority of the Liechenstein ruler, the population largely voted to grant absolute power to the ruling family: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2003_Liec
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    by nunobrito 9mo ago

    Yes, was noticing the same. It was easy for them to sell the car and get a new one, so this meant a lot of connections and underground "jobs" for the extra revenue. Anyways, fantastic story. First time reading despite living relat
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    by nunobrito 9mo ago

    For offline-first the money isn't on the software, it is on the hardware and maintenance. So it isn't something that VC or other wild speculators would enjoy. You'll make a living, maybe build a team and that is likely as far
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    by nunobrito 9mo ago

    Nope. Uses only one frequency that quickly gets crowded and if you are in urban areas you'd be lucky to get more than 200 meters. It is a toy. A cheap Quangsheng/Baofeng for 20 euros can reach a few kilometers in urban area, use m
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    by nunobrito 9mo ago

    Thank you. Very good suggestion with code available and bindings for so many languages.
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    by nunobrito 9mo ago

    DYOR. More users are complaining about shadowbanning. Recent posts: 6 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46546865 9 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46504499 On my case there are n
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    by nunobrito 9mo ago

    I've checked several times and know how to use CTRL-F. Wasn't there and this happens more than once, hence the complaint. I guess next time will record a video.
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    by nunobrito 9mo ago

    Touch grass.