pineyboi

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   by pineyboi 6y ago

   I'm in support of things like this, but I also feel like maximizing durability is too simplistic. When I'm looking to purchase something, the concerns are usually something like. 1. Minimizing the shared cost of throwing the thing
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   by pineyboi 6y ago

   I've worn a watch all my life, but going from a battery that lasts a year to one that lasts a few days is a giant leap of inconvenience for me. Also, watch platforms seem to me even tinier walled gardens than those of mobile phones. If
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   by pineyboi 6y ago

   Looks like $599
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   by pineyboi 6y ago

   uMatrix is awesome. I wish there were more tools like this -- just advanced enough to do some real heavy lifting yet still quick and intuitive after even a little investment. The browsers brought SSL awareness with the padlock, but most use
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   by pineyboi 6y ago

   Razer has done something similar with their peripherals. I remember buying a Razer keyboard that I later realized required an online account and some Synapse software to configure in any meaningful way. Quickest return I ever made. Razer&#x
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   by pineyboi 6y ago

   Thanks for all your work!
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   by pineyboi 6y ago

   There's some work being done to make Signal work more natively on Linux (though not from Moxie directly) This is a daemon that provides an API for signal https://git.callpipe.com/finn/signald This is a libpurple p