pedro2

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by pedro2 4y ago
Banking apps tend to refuse to run on custom ROMs, even if unrooted.
32.
by pedro2 4y ago
Nope. kernel module mei_hdcp exists on modern systems.
33.
by pedro2 4y ago
All bots in IG and FB are pretty easily identifiable from photos (semi-naked woman)
34.
by pedro2 4y ago
Yes but it is troublesome and AFAIK getting more difficult each year.
35.
by pedro2 4y ago
Never? Unless you give up on NFC, banking apps and all those goodies.
36.
by pedro2 4y ago
Wow. Just wow.
37.
by pedro2 4y ago
vapourware is back in fashion!
38.
by pedro2 4y ago
Same way a farmer can’t use the techniques from a thousand years ago if he wants to stay in business?
39.
by pedro2 4y ago
Still expecting [not really but...] that Microsoft releases a new Windows Phone with Android app support via WSL2. Not that I'd buy it -- but would bring competition to Google.
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by pedro2 4y ago
And probably won’t. I’m expecting [no hard evidence to this] the full Office will be on top of Edge’s Webview2 soonish.
41.
by pedro2 4y ago
You don’t have (unpaid) hobbies??
42.
by pedro2 4y ago
You meant ME? Maybe, they do refer the use of HAP mode on the linked article (Goldmont's Red Unlock) BUT I think the ME platform is required for useful, needed things along the unneeded ones, so I think in the end, you always need a su
43.
by pedro2 4y ago
NOTE: I just skimmed very quickly the article and the linked article referring JTAG. I believe it is providing tools which allow running the Intel CPU in a way equivalent to running a regular program on GDB. It may be possible to use a JTAG
44.
by pedro2 4y ago
10 weeks in Portugal
45.
by pedro2 4y ago
You may be right, of course. But if you read the article closely, it is already here. The difference is for now you can still go to BIOS and enable Microsoft's key for 3rd party OS. Maybe when Windows 12 comes out that option isn'
46.
by pedro2 4y ago
Too many copycats, never found such site. Is it a shared number?
47.
by pedro2 4y ago
Both are right -- is it so difficult to see that?
48.
by pedro2 4y ago
:) Well, if you really wish to go that far we can do a philosophy doctorate. Find me on Libera.chat, nick qa6.
49.
by pedro2 4y ago
Software is going the way other industries go: no real competition, no quality. It's not that they want to do bad software, it's just they don't have any short-term profit on doing so.
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by pedro2 4y ago
Can you elaborate?
51.
by pedro2 4y ago
Please increase your level of flexible thinking so you can understand the comparison made. Thank you.
52.
by pedro2 4y ago
In the first case (negligence) you were saving water. On the second case you were trying to kill the plants.
53.
by pedro2 4y ago
It was a joke. But it made me realize, thanks to the comment above, that Earth's population is around 8 thousand millions, and not 8 billion as I'd come to believe.
54.
by pedro2 4y ago
I honestly didn't know that. One gets used to short scale on the Internet.
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by pedro2 4y ago
I think in the end you kinda agreed with me? QA won't test on another browser or if it does its results are ignored? So they don't make it work badly on purpose, just by negligence. Regarding to believe it's all accidents, I
56.
by pedro2 4y ago
And not receive those sweet dollars? I am sorry sir, I will not.
57.
by pedro2 4y ago
Is it 1 billion in long scale or small scale?
58.
by pedro2 4y ago
Of course it's not on purpose. Companies usually don't do this on purpose nowadays. They just ignore concerns from QA (for example, regarding competitors). Google does this. Microsoft does this. The days of active malfeasance are
59.
by pedro2 4y ago
I thought with x64 the days of AV hooking up random places of the kernel were over?
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by pedro2 4y ago
I sympathyze with Icaza because he does a lot of stuff. His reaction is unexpected though -- after all this is the playbook FSF is always warning as a possible path. He must have been aware of the possible paths and the fear of them when No

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