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by onli 1y ago
Yes, I do. Surprised myself. Email me, address is in my HN profile.
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by onli 1y ago
I'm responding to it directly, the main source is the video linked in parent of this thread. Its description contains further links. I also did link to a relevant statement from the developer in a subthread here. All I said is sourced.
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by onli 1y ago
Nothing I said is baseless and contrary to you, I do provide sources. > Of course he was upset when Rossmann showed his true colors I saw the chats. You lie. Showing his true colors = not accepting that there is an evil conspiracy and
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by onli 1y ago
Do I have to explain what root is, or what are you not understanding about the concept of the software provider having complete control of the software on your phone and thus having root rights? Your CopperheadOS description is one perspect
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by onli 1y ago
Yeah, it is baffling. Why would a Mozilla domain celebrate mdn's birthday if Mozilla tried to kill it and laid off the complete team that ran it?
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by onli 1y ago
Well, he can do everything to your phone, software and data by pushing software updates. When there was a dispute in the former project copperhead he deleted the cryptographic keys, blocking software updates. Paranoia could result in just m
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by onli 1y ago
That is not correct, or at best a very questionable interpretation. Graphene is a continuation of the open source side of copperhead, but the copperhead project continued to exist even though the Graphene dev sabotaged it by deleting the cr
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by onli 1y ago
You are exactly right. To summarise for those who do not want to watch a video, the video shows communications with Graphenes lead developer in which he was extremely hostile and threatened Rossman. It also goes into how said developers hal
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by onli 1y ago
No. I run a rolling release distro, void, for years and never had to fix anything caused by system updates. It is not nonsense at all to state that this exists. I would suggest to look a bit more at other distros outside the arch bubble bef
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by onli 1y ago
> Plausible. But both unproven and unlikely. Not sure why you claim that, there definitely are studies in that direction. https://bmcmedicine.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s1291... for example, you can f
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by onli 1y ago
Yes. Meat consumption is not exactly healthy. It's absolutely plausible that replacing it with something like this is a net plus. That "grass-fed beef" is like a healthy standout is an unsubstantiated myth.
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by onli 1y ago
No official LineageOS support according to https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/ . And no, missing vendor support is still an issue even with Lineage support, as soon as firmware (and sometimes driver) updates are needed.
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by onli 1y ago
On the CSS side, I sometimes use named colors as an anchor point. Like when writing a dark mode and thinking "that text might look good in yellowish" I set "amber", and the result was good enough to keep it. Other times
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by onli 1y ago
I found a bug in the score calculation that inflated the score, this case is closer now.
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by onli 1y ago
Hm, to keep in mind though that what the gaming community always claimed actually did happen with those processors - they disintegrated because of too much voltage (and probably heat). https://www.pcgamer.com/hardware/p
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by onli 1y ago
Hey, I do try to make the site as transparent as possible - but admit that the site does not make it obvious. For such a doubt, go into the comparison of the two ( https://www.pc-kombo.com/us/benchmark/games/cp
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by onli 1y ago
I see how that can be misleading. It's globally not a percentage based score. The benchmark is creating a global order based on which one is faster, including indirect comparisons. But that only takes care of the position, not the rati
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by onli 1y ago
Tell that to AMDs bulldozer. There is something to be said for considering theoretical performance, but one can't ignore how hardware works in practice, now.
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by onli 1y ago
So, for one in other software the new processors do better. The 285K beats the i9-14900KS by a bit in my app benchmark collection (which is less extensive, but still). And second yes, according to https://www.computerbase.de&#x2F
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by onli 1y ago
To see what that means in practice, in my multi generational meta benchmark the 285K lands currently only on rank 12, behind the top Intel processors from the last two generations (i7-13700K and 14700K plus the respective i9) and several AM
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by onli 1y ago
But that has to go in both directions, necessarily. If they are not marked, as the terms say, they can't fulfill FBA from SBA but not SBA from FBA. It's all one big pile.
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by onli 1y ago
No, that is not correct or at least it has not been. Amazon was said to intermingle the inventory in the warehouses, mixing third party products with those shipped and sold by Amazon. So that gave you zero protection. I read that they made
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by onli 1y ago
:) To give a source, https://www.computerbase.de/artikel/betriebssysteme/welche-l... is one. There was a more recent article the search is not showing me now.
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by onli 1y ago
I understood parent as repeating the claim that companies are beholden to their shareholders to maximize (short-term) profit. The article I linked discusses from several angles that this is a myth, companies are not forced (for example by l
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by onli 1y ago
You shouldn't repeat the shareholder value myth, it is not true. See https://scholarship.law.cornell.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?arti... for example. Whether that means that Amazon won't try to squeeze profits is
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by onli 1y ago
Proton has often better performance than gaming under Windows - partly because Linux is faster - so sure it can run those settings.
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by onli 1y ago
It was also quite slow for me, also with Firefox on Android.
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by onli 1y ago
There is this part in there: > Are our tools just worse now? Was early 2000s PHP actually good? Not sure how rhetorical that was, but of course? PHP is a super efficient language that is tailor made to write dynamic web sites, unlike G
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by onli 1y ago
Those devices predate Ubuntu Touch's first release by a few years ;) But you could install Android on them, which kept the Touchpad specifically useful for a few more years after the webOS software got too stale (but now it's a sh
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by onli 1y ago
Instead of a regular RSS reader he wanted to only get a notification when some target sites have new entries. He opted to implement an expanded blogroll, one that also shows the last three entries.

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