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panpanna
7y ago
OpenBSD is based in Calgary because Theo lives there.
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7y ago
Clicked on your link... that Verizon Media privacy page is a nightmare. And then it fails to load the article... Do you have any more information about the move to aws and why that was cheaper than their old setup?
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7y ago
I think his point is (and yes, he could have put it more nicely) that this sort of articles often turn into Android bashing and praising Apple which unfortunately steals attention from an important discussion. This is specially annoying whe
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panpanna
7y ago
for the love of God don't disable updates for WebView
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7y ago
This is unfortunately very common but doesn't take away the fact that privacy on Android can be significantly improved with very small changes. For example: * Reintroduce the network permission * Add a notification event so your smartw
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panpanna
7y ago
Do you use a web browser? Then 200+ companies already have shadow profiles on you.
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7y ago
This has been the case for chrome sync 10+ years now. You need to enter a second password thought.
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7y ago
I would argue that Knuth is particularly bad for _learning_ CS. (Based on my experience as CS undergrad and grad student later)
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7y ago
I actually liked their psuedocode. It was always easy to translate to whatever language I was working with (the opposite can be said about TAoCP assembler). Hence while it may be nice to see the Java code, I personally prefer pseudocode.
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7y ago
Unpopular opinion: I have _never_ had any real use of TAoCP. I own all volumes and have really tried to make use of them but they feel more like a trivia book than something you can actually use in your work. Sure, it's cool to own and
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7y ago
A lot of people here recommend Flutter, React and similar. But these build upon frontend technologies and use a frontend mindset you might find very difficult to get into. If you know Java, I would instead recommend going through Googles ne
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7y ago
Go? Kotlin?
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7y ago
> When was the last time you met someone who primarily programs in C? I am sorry to say, you live in a bubble.
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7y ago
> Simply drive one and see how much it changes your life as it has mine. Either you had a very boring life or you always talk like you are in a TV advert.
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7y ago
I think this story was fabricated or at least built around a misunderstanding. With that said... given the opportunities the Chinese have it would be plain crazy if they haven't at least tried similar things.
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7y ago
How are the ergonomics? Can you actually wear and use it as a watch (sw issues aside).
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7y ago
What do you feel about the pinephone?
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7y ago
Amazon and Samsung have their own stores too that are not limited to FOSS
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7y ago
Let me clarify: they are not fixing the issues, just hiding them from customers. Are these important issues that should have been fixed or just small good-to-have things? The answer is: yes
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7y ago
If you think that is horrible, let me tell you a story about the opposite approach: There is very successful company, let's call them "LEG", that makes computer thingies. In order to improve customer confidence, "LEG&quo
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7y ago
TODO: do something about all those TODOs in our codebase. This could make an excellent XKCD. Edit: to turn this into a more useful comment, let me add that TODO is an important component of test-driven development. If you read Kent's o
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7y ago
No, I'm just pointing out that they are different from your average SV company.
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7y ago
Note that they use C# and ASP.Net... (SO and DailyWTF are very much into Microsofts ecosystem)
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7y ago
Seeing those numbers, I can absolutely see this happening! Board probably ordered devs to quickly increase app installs and this is what they could come up.
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7y ago
I am starting to believe this is why Google is pushing aggressively for DoH...
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7y ago
Serious question: how is slack doing now that Microsoft is using all is muscles to push Teams? Maybe the slack board is in panic mode because of that?
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7y ago
Getting things like wifi and GPU acceleration working on laptops can be problematic with pure Debian. You _can_ do it but on Ubuntu it just works.
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7y ago
Please open a bug for this. I want to see canonicals reasoning...
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7y ago
Please open a bug with canonical asking for motd to be moved to oss own package.
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7y ago
Ah, I did not know that. I used to have a privacy.sh script for fresh Ubuntu installs back on the Amazon shenanigans days. That file has been empty for a while but I guess I need to update it again.
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