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by phh 5y ago
Google's market is ads. SEO "content"'s market is ads. They are definitely competing.
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by phh 5y ago
> Proof of personhood for crypto could enable verifiable UBI for the world. Just as a FYI, there is already https://ubic.app/ that does that using passports as source of zero-knowledgee identification.
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by phh 5y ago
> Going to simply interpret this as unhelpful sarcasm. I think it is helpful to convey the emotion that goes through me when I read such a remark. > It includes a compatibility layer for users to run it in the full, strictest API 32 a
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by phh 5y ago
By default, Calyx is privacy-preserving, because it doesn't connect automatically to WiFi. You choose to connect to WiFi only if you want to. Yes, I'm very exaggerating the comparison, but still. My point is that the comment I&#x2
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by phh 5y ago
> I'd pick Graphene over Calyx on privacy and security grounds, and Lineage over Calyx on device support or tweakability grounds. I'd pick Calyx over privacy grounds not Graphene. (I totally agree that Graphene beats anyone on
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by phh 5y ago
It doesn't sound like the improvement of cost is enough the justify using it only for few cycles a year as the title says rather than every other day. That said, I see nothing in this article saying why it would be limited to seasonal
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by phh 5y ago
I'm definitely not surprised. The global consensus seems to be that, if the user gets the real choice, then the vast majority of users (more than 80%) will refuse the cookie. If it gets standardized in browser, then most companies will
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by phh 5y ago
It's ""fun"", because there is definitely a CEC command for TV to know AVR's current volume. But I can't blame TV manufacturer for not implementing it: When sending vol+/vol- commands, you're alr
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by phh 5y ago
Are you sure you didn't get bluffed out by their IR emitter? Chromecast with Google TV contains an IR emitter to handle that, and IR is the default not CEC.
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by phh 5y ago
Yes, CEC can do much more, but IMO the basic requirement is to power TV on/off properly and control volume, so that I can use whichever HDMI device's remote alone. Everything should be extra. But yes it can do much more: You can p
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by phh 5y ago
First, I have to plead guilty: my own product's CEC still has many "simple" flaws. That being said, I indeed have the feeling that CEC is specifically badly implemented by most people. I feel like the standard is rather under
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by phh 5y ago
Article makes fun of how slow i2c is compared to the super high speed pairs next to it on HDMI plug. Well, please note that there is a bus that is literally a thousand time slower than i2c on that same connector. It's CEC. Contrary to
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by phh 5y ago
I uh, don't see the point? You have the charging electronics which will tell you very quickly when a battery is dead, and you know which subscriber gave you the faulty battery. Sure faulty batteries can happen naturally (and accidental
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by phh 5y ago
Some systems are more appropriate than just those options, but it requires player cooperation. For instance on Android, NOVA Video Player supports torrent streaming. Or btplay from https://github.com/johang/btfs . The
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by phh 5y ago
> AFAIK you want the biggest pixels you can for the resolution you want in order to cut down on noise, no? You want the biggest sensor, but nowadays, we're targeting smallest pixels at the same time. The basic idea is that every pi
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by phh 5y ago
> Because employers see how some employees act as they depart, even though they don't act similarly around their coworkers It's fun, because in my experience, departing employees are always playing ball, while employer starts d
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by phh 5y ago
> Mostly because the big boys want control. I'd rather say the issue is that the big boys' business is NOT mails, so their goal is to provide the minimum viable mail service, and not spend one dollar more on it. While once upo
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by phh 5y ago
> Just tried the picker https://react-spectrum.adobe.com/react-spectrum/Picker.html and within 30 seconds you can find divergences from the browser's behaviour. Took me exactly three key presses. I navigate usi
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by phh 5y ago
Their latest developments are about making GrapheneOS more usable, not more secure. Like they are working on a camera app, and our integrating Google apps. (Don't mistake me, I totally respect them for what they are doing)
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by phh 5y ago
Did you read FTA's title...?
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by phh 5y ago
IMO, what we need, is regulatory obligation to separate SW/OS and HW. HW-makers, just want to sell HW. They don't care about the SW, and will just do whatever they can to sell the HW. We need to force HW makers to open SW. It can
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by phh 5y ago
I actually do just that: https://twitter.com/phhusson/status/1447824974396497924 My oldest supported device is Pixel 1 (released in 2016): https://twitter.com/phhusson/status/145415597551
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by phh 5y ago
Now HALs are indeed properly abstracted. What does Google do with that? They actually use that, to deprecate devices FASTER than ever. How? Well, now that the HALs are perfectly formalized, they can say "Okay, a device launched with An
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by phh 5y ago
Not sure who is "we" here, but yes I agree, a general purpose customer phone can't be considered secure against state-level hackers, there MUST be tradeoffs. As an example, I consider that a secure phone MUST have boot-time f
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by phh 5y ago
I have some hopes with regards casting thanks to Matter (IoT protocol which has an extension for TV). I'm not saying a lot of hopes, but still a bit.
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by phh 5y ago
Dolby already implemented that with Dolby Vision IQ Dolby Vision requires the whole chain to perfectly respect what the content says, both in color and brightness, so if you have a bright film, it'll blind you in the dark. But they now
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by phh 5y ago
It's not possible to discuss legality of something, until a judge said we are allowed to discuss it? What? So I can murder someone, and say "Innocent until proven guilty", and forbid anyone from discussing whether I'm a
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by phh 5y ago
How do you prove there is no PII in the ML model? It has been proven countless times that it's possible to extract learning data from models. I can't see how you can prove the opposite, except, maybe, with federated learning (but
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by phh 5y ago
Under GDPR, users are perfectly free to want relevant ads. Users are getting screwed by IAB, because IAB does their best to remove users that freedom.
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by phh 5y ago
thanks

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