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by prism56 6mo ago
You should care because the install base could reduce drastically. Reducing the amount of Devs and contributions to the FOSS scene. This will degrade your experience
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by prism56 6mo ago
Agreed. I use meshcore and have multiple repeaters setup. I don't care about people using ai assisted coding but I think it should be disclosed especially if its closed source. Now the trademark take over seems crazy especially given
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by prism56 6mo ago
Wonder if there is a self fulfilling prophecy. These large "AI" companies push their models/platforms for increasing productivity. If they're not reducing their own workforce or increasing productivity and reaching lar
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by prism56 6mo ago
Based on my experience upgrading my FW. There's probably drivers and bios updates needed to do the transfer
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by prism56 6mo ago
Yes but it's truly impressive to see it. It shows it can be done. An 11th gen CPU/mobo that came out in 2020 can be dropped straight into this new chassis. Or the newest display be can be dropped into your 2020 laptop/chassi
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by prism56 6mo ago
Just want to semi recommend Pocketbook (please do your own research, never take a random recommendation et al). I bought the Verse Pro Color. It doesn't require an account, it doesn't require wifi. I transfer epubs via USB and t
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by prism56 6mo ago
I thought Google had leveraged on device accelerometers in a crowdsourced way to highlight and show alert anyone who will get a "rumble" soon.
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by prism56 6mo ago
To be fair the US is making steps into this realm and it's definitely a known issue. Their Shahed derivative, laser weapons becoming more ubiquitous. I'm surprised how many drones countries are starting to manufacture. e.g the
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by prism56 6mo ago
I keep chrome installed just to flash my meshcore devices... I doubt i'll try this but it's a nice step, hopefully we can get something akin to native adoption.
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by prism56 6mo ago
Yeah and it'll likely cost the same for the majority of people who won't bother replacing them at home.
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by prism56 6mo ago
Also the latest pixel watch has a new mechanism without glue that has a rubber gasket and screws.
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by prism56 6mo ago
No because phones should be priced as what people pay for them... It's an open market.
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by prism56 6mo ago
There was nothing stopping you (and others) getting the battery swapped previously for a fraction of the price of a new device.
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by prism56 6mo ago
Also important to note that post is 1 datapoint. My "waterproof" phone fell in the bath for about 2 seconds and broke...
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by prism56 6mo ago
I setup my mum one of those cheap four core atom boxes with Linux. Was about £120 (before the current situation). They browse the internet on chrome for 99% of their PC usage. Edit the very odd letter. For a lot of people its perfect.
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by prism56 6mo ago
Are there any alternatives for on device android llm that aren't google and/or more private?
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by prism56 6mo ago
Can I see the thin band of atmosphere?
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by prism56 7mo ago
Android must have this in some form. My Pixel phone with a third-party app can show the voltage and current mode selected via the PD protocols. Using DevCheck might show 2.2A/9V as an example.
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by prism56 7mo ago
To be fair I've followed ente for a while and they seem to let their teams have side projects if it falls in line with the overall ente ethos. Same with Kagi. Thats where Kagi news was born. I quite like the ethos, but this Ensu defin
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by prism56 7mo ago
>the vast majority of people who need to sideload something will probably not be willing to wait a day I disagree with this. Won't somebody who need to sideload something will just try again the next day...
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by prism56 7mo ago
Mine was £49 one off for 500GB renewed each month for 2 years. Here's another example: https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/three-500gb-preloaded-5g-da...
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by prism56 7mo ago
Interesting, that's the one I hate the most. Caveat that I'm talking about when it's something that's in depth or requires some nuance beyond just a surface level information. They don't know themselves, so rather
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by prism56 7mo ago
Yeah definitely. Where I am the coverage and speeds are decent on most networks.
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by prism56 7mo ago
Yup, OP is from the UK. In the UK I got a ThreeUK business SIM for £49 that lasted 2 years with 500GB data. It sits in wan failover and manages about 50mbps which is perfect to keep most services running.
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by prism56 7mo ago
Yeah, I sort of meant in the context of an object losing its mass, it's seldom used on earth as the effects are small but on the timescale/distance/speeds of an asteroid it could have noticeable effects. Rockets are using mas
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by prism56 7mo ago
Interesting. I'd not considered the loss of mass as a means of propulsion. Obviously there was the kinetic energy transfer but the impact ejacted some of the asteroids mass opposite to it's trajectory further increasing it's
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Workaround to get a functional search bar on a stock Google Pixel homescreen(listed.to)
1 points by prism56 7mo ago|1 comments
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by prism56 7mo ago
Wrote this quickly earlier. I don't write so excuse the grammar. Finally with QPR3 on pixels you can intercept the search bar intent if you disable the google app - I don't use google search
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by prism56 9mo ago
The same reason I pay for proton and they insist on showing ads for upgrading my subscription. I click no don't show this and then a month later when there's a different promotion, there's another ad at the top
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by prism56 9mo ago
I used to be this way then I developed astigmatism. Now the bright text with black background makes it harder to see due to the lower ambient light

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