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by onli 8mo ago
Maybe it was like that for a while? But flickr allowed image downloads, there was a dropdown in the UI with the available sizes for years. And it had an API (+stable URLs) to download images. It's possible they did not allow the way yo
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by onli 8mo ago
Yes, I saw that multiple times in blog engines, with the entry title being the optional part.
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by onli 8mo ago
Control by voice? Not that absurd.
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Unsung heroes: Flickr's URLs scheme(unsung.aresluna.org)
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by onli 8mo ago
The nitter thread shows the exact behaviour the article is complaining about, proving it right (at least the toned-down version). Highlighting the abusive behaviour of one person in the GOS project that actually does happen isn't an at
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by onli 8mo ago
Yes, you are right. I read a lot about European FOSS projects (and my own blog is member of a planet for german Foss articles). Migrating away from github has been a topic for a while in that scene now. First just because github is not Foss
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by onli 8mo ago
Take what I say with a grain of salt. There are many people that know more than me. But I'll try to answer to the best of my knowledge. If a malicious app tries to alter the system in a bootloader relevant way, it would most likely fai
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by onli 8mo ago
I still haven't seen what you describe, the behaviour of other projects. And I dont believe it without proof (since it was claimed so often by GOS without proof being shown, or in some cases with it obviously not existing). For the sec
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by onli 8mo ago
Sorry, but then I take this as the usual - GOS is attacking other projects, that I can easily see in all their socials, and the other projects have done nothing wrong. GOS always claims that the other projects attack them since years, and n
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by onli 8mo ago
I have never seen drama from /e/ or any other project GrapheneOS attacks, like Calyx. Please link me to it - I asked this several times, people never can follow up. So far?
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by onli 8mo ago
GrapheneOS claims to be a lot more secure, having additional hardening. See https://eylenburg.github.io/android_comparison.htm - keep in mind that it is not an independent comparison, the Graphene guys directly feed what th
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by onli 8mo ago
Fair point. It's a huge field and I have no defensible option there. I was thinking of the wireless Anker IEM and the various older ones that accompanied my phones, even though as mentioned in the other comment I'm aware of higher
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by onli 8mo ago
Porta pros specifically seem to be a subjective thing, many describe them as a bit muddy, while some like that as an easy listing mode. The KSC 75 though really impressed me, for me they replaced the ath-m50x. Less base (partly because of n
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by onli 8mo ago
Then I think I disagree with the specifics of that statement, or am I reading this wrong? The porta pros have to sound better than the average IEM, or think of the KSC 75 for another quite nice option in that space. Especially for the price
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by onli 8mo ago
Yeah, quite possible. You can construct the feed by some rules, mine are here: https://github.com/pipes-digital/pipes/blob/4243c9234ddab6a3... - but then you have to monitor whether it still works periodicall
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by onli 8mo ago
Oh, thanks for the hint! I might be able to remove some code from my feed detection code (on pipes) then. But on a first glance, it seems like alternate links for channels are back, but playlists are missing. Still, that might be a step for
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by onli 8mo ago
It does not require them. It allows them, while also having alternative means of app distribution than the expensive and proprietary app store. You see the signs of a thriving app ecosystem, not a sign of deficiency.
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by onli 8mo ago
2033 is not that far away. If they sell a few thousand items there would still be users, so the kernel would usually not remove the drivers if not defunct. You might very well be right about the company, it is the likely outcome after all f
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by onli 8mo ago
That's absolutely usability. To show what will happen if something like "data" on a service like ChatGPT is touched, to prevent outcomes the user did not want, to prevent accidental data loss through guidance and safeguards.
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by onli 8mo ago
You mean toggling the data setting? It's on the program to make implications visible. That's a big part of design for usability. It's possible ChatGPT did that and the user was unexpectably dense, it's more likely the im
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by onli 8mo ago
Good commentary, good video. She is a little bit too harsh about the data loss though. The author did not realize that disabling data sharing would delete the history of the already occurred interactions, probably not realizing that everyth
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by onli 8mo ago
Right. Though one of this intro -> 1st song transitions from a metal album (Gamma Ray, No World order) immediately pops into my head when thinking of examples where the gap was annoying. But Pink Floyds Dark Side of the Moon would be be
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by onli 8mo ago
My guess is not everyone is annoyed by that, or knows about the option. It was a nice surprise of qmmp, it switches to the next song without an extra pause. I use it with a winamp skin from https://archive.org/details/
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by onli 9mo ago
I personally wrote an app where the android version was better than the iOS version (because of background tasks and notification limitations on iOS). Your "not a single android app" is an absolute statement and thus absolutely wr
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by onli 9mo ago
Also, I wasn't aiming at the official Youtube app, but at PipePipe etc. The great alternative Youtube clients Android has.
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by onli 9mo ago
Graphene OS spends its social capital on hallucinating attacks from other projects and bullying other projects by sending their followers against them, based on those hallucinated attacks. It also has a completely intransparent project stru
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by onli 9mo ago
I don't see any iOS advantage with the apps anymore. That was maybe true in the very beginning, during the gold rush time of the app store. But not since then. In which category are there better iOS apps? Browsers? No, strictly worse.
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by onli 9mo ago
And how is the surrounding JS code, like the event handlers, and the CSS of the component supposed to still work now? A radio input will need at the very least additional CSS to remove the native appearance. Unlikely that was set already --
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by onli 9mo ago
PieLauncher ( https://github.com/markusfisch/PieLauncher ) is good, but very different. Give it a try if a circular menu appearing where you touch the home screen sounds appealing (it's very efficient and easy to la
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by onli 9mo ago
You are right. But it's a matter of perspective. In the mainstream perspective those bases are based on contracts and a method of mutual security. But there is indeed also the perspective in Germany that those bases are factually occup

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