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by onli 1y ago
Up to full HD, depending on what Netflix streams out. But this has nothing to do with graphics drivers or GPU performance.
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by onli 1y ago
FSR does indeed increase the performance a lot, before FSR 4 with a significant cost to image quality though. For your system, the integrated graphics should also be quite capable. More so on Linux, thanks to the driver advantage AMD has he
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by onli 1y ago
Given the current phone sizes compared to the phones from before, that all had the headphone jack, the idea that you would need even bigger phones as otherwise it just would not fit is ridiculous. For the external DAC, you have to balance
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by onli 1y ago
The niche might be different. The fairphone seems - completely subjective impression - appeal to a big part to non-techies that buy if for the sustainability promises. For them USB-3 might not matter at all, they probably never even connect
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by onli 1y ago
It hasn't been filled by those adapters. Usb-C adapters suck as you have to carry them with you, they can be lost, quality is often bad and they block the one charging port of the device. The demand for a headphone jack is fueled by fu
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by onli 1y ago
Last I checked he announced his departure only to rescind that announcement later. For example in the discussion about the shutdown of the Mozilla location service he was active and spoke for the project, completely derailing the issue with
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by onli 1y ago
I don't know. It seems unclear to me which capabilities those attack devices have and which security measures would be required. The locked bootloader, short update interval and the security option to block unknown USB devices might pr
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by onli 1y ago
Why would you call the Fairphone an insecure device? It has long update support and can re-lock the bootloader, which is like the one criteria ROMs like that pick as the security feature. What is your attack scenario, what your security cri
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by onli 1y ago
CalyxOS support Fairphones. It is a better option anyway, also supports bootloader relocking etc.
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by onli 1y ago
Not really a lost cause in general, there are a bunch of regular phones that have a headphone jack. But fairphone seems unwilling to listen to all the feedback they are getting telling them this is a blocker, so yes, in that way it is a los
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by onli 1y ago
Doesn't seem to work on Firefox - I tried with adblocker and tracking protection disabled. Console complains: Uncaught SyntaxError: The requested module ' https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/highlight.j
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by onli 1y ago
> That's what really killed it. This guy gushes about how amazing WebOS was but the performance was - and continues to be - too poor. We certainly do have the performance in such devices to run an OS application layer with web tec
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by onli 1y ago
The devices sold like hot cake after the price cut. The failure he has to refer to was cancelling WebOS completely, instead of giving it another go. The right decision would have been to price cut the existing devices, provide fixes for the
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by onli 1y ago
It had apps as cards to easily switch between them, useful animations and a completely working gesture control. It was absolutely revolutionary and having to fall back to Android after that was a big step down, until Android incorporated ev
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by onli 1y ago
It was a meta project and development ceased. For a regular project that expectation is fine, but here it does not apply IMHO.
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by onli 1y ago
I read that sometimes, but it hasn't been my experience. It maybe depends on local customs. In Germany for example, even banking apps usually work with custom roms, so does the train app and so does VoLTE - and that's all I need.
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by onli 1y ago
But it doesn't. The code will only ever output 0 or 1. With a regular <=> operator at least.
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by onli 1y ago
I get the impression, yes. They still have a big list of supported devices, which means many maintainers, and they managed well to port their system to new android versions, even if a recent point release killed many devices. Have a look at
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by onli 1y ago
Yes. And then clamp(0..) removes the -1, maps it to a 0. Why you'd want that? No idea.
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by onli 1y ago
I started writing a comment wanting to defend it, because the expressions themselves are not that unreadable. <=> is a comparator (and used in many languages), clamp sets min and max sizes (and that can be guessed from the english mea
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by onli 1y ago
You can on ROMs like LineageOS. The Play Store is part of the Gapps package some users install during the installation of the system. Alternatively there is microG and the Aurora Store, so the play store itself isn't needed. I assume t
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by onli 1y ago
Not parent, but... There is a rich world of window managers, if you run a proper distro with X11. IceWM for example is a great building block for your own desktop, you can combine it with the file manager you prefer, or use a terminal inste
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by onli 1y ago
Just in case that's helpful, there is a Steam curator that marks games protected with Denuvo, to make that fact more visible before you buy them. https://store.steampowered.com/curator/26095454-Denuvo-Watch...
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by onli 1y ago
He does not have to care anymore. He realised he will not be prosecuted - the supreme court gave him king status after all, and all prosecution before failed to have consequences - so he can do whatever he wants. As you said, he checks if t
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by onli 1y ago
Warrantlessly installed backdoors in the log system combined with a gag order, combined with secret courts, all "perfectly legal". Not really hard to imagine.
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by onli 1y ago
Hm. There is no restriction in the law about showing the OEM status of parts in general was how I wanted my sentence to be understood. A permanent notice and limiting functionality is explicitly forbidden, but it follows that a dismissabl
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by onli 1y ago
The replacement parts have to work, otherwise they are not replacement parts. Neither fingerprint sensors nor TPM chips are magic. There is no difficulty here.
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by onli 1y ago
Just above it says: > an original manufacturer may not use parts pairing to ... Reduce the functionality or performance of a digital electronic product Dismissable would have to be defined, but when being annoying about it it should be
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by onli 1y ago
There is no such restriction in the law. The relevant section reads like this, section 3: > an original manufacturer may not use parts pairing to: ... Cause a digital electronic product to display misleading alerts or warnings about uni
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by onli 1y ago
The users were also different back then. It was not only about putting it all on one page, but even about putting it all above the fold, based on the today astonishing fact that many users did not scroll down. Because they did not know they

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