rbits

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by rbits 6mo ago
Maybe if the US had a sane voting system, but they don't. I'm of the opinion that their flawed voting system is a huge factor in why the US government is the way it is.
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by rbits 6mo ago
If it automatically adds something to the history when you visit the page, then yes. If it only adds to the history when the user clicks something, then I would assume it would be fine. Hopefully.
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by rbits 6mo ago
> This relates to Chrome, not to search. To me, it appears to relate to search > Pages that are engaging in back button hijacking may be subject to manual spam actions or automated demotions, which can impact the site's performan
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by rbits 6mo ago
That's why I got an e-reader. So I'm not reading books on a phone that's distracting me all the time. I don't know what e-reader you got, but on mine I just press the power button and it brings me right into the book I w
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by rbits 6mo ago
He has 4 videos about human Connect 4 strategies on his YouTube channel[1], you should check them out. [1] https://youtube.com/@twoswap
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by rbits 6mo ago
I think it's because the rules of chess don't state that making a move that puts yourself in checkmate results in a loss, they state that you're straight up not allowed to make that move. So if the only moves you have left wo
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by rbits 6mo ago
Reminds me of The Button[1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Button_(Reddit)
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by rbits 6mo ago
The GrapheneOS website[1] explains how to use Android Auto with sandboxed Google Play [1] https://grapheneos.org/usage#android-auto
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by rbits 6mo ago
Android Auto apparently should work if you follow the instructions on the GrapheneOS website[1] [1] https://grapheneos.org/usage#android-auto
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by rbits 7mo ago
From the article: > This flow is a one-time process for power users
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by rbits 7mo ago
No. F-Droid builds the apps on their server, and they cannot sign the apps with the developer's keys because that would require them to have access to the developers' Google accounts
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by rbits 7mo ago
> Will the Motorola device have USB port control, OS virtualisation and GPU virtualisation? From GrapheneOS's requirements for any phone they will consider supporting [1]: - Hardware accelerated virtualization usable by GrapheneOS (
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by rbits 9mo ago
> Yes, maybe you think that you worked so hard to learn coding, and now machines are doing it for you. But what was the fire inside you, when you coded till night to see your project working? It was building. And now you can build more a
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by rbits 9mo ago
If you click the menu button in the top right you can play all the past puzzles
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by rbits 10mo ago
So F-Droid?
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by rbits 10mo ago
I live in Australia and I can't log into government services using my myGov account on Firefox. Works fine on Chromium.
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by rbits 10mo ago
So Reddit isn't social media either?
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by rbits 10mo ago
On this page [1] in the technical specifications under battery life, instead of actually saying 12-15 hours of recording or 2 years, it just says "Years of average use" [1] https://repebble.com/index
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by rbits 10mo ago
Yeah, hopefully they add the same functionality to the watch for people who don't want the ring. Might boost sales for the ring as well, if people use the feature on the watch a lot and really like it.
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by rbits 10mo ago
I doubt it's about the environmental impact. I agree that the environmental impact probably isn't that bad. My biggest concern is that it's $75 USD (plus shipping, presumably), and if the company ever goes under it's now
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by rbits 10mo ago
I don't know if it counts as "primarily" operating in those conditions.
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by rbits 10mo ago
Hey, that's what reader mode is for
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by rbits 10mo ago
Looks cool. I assume it's iOS only? I'd love to play it otherwise, I love logic puzzle games
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by rbits 10mo ago
Who's re-creating an icon? I can only see links to images from Wikipedia
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by rbits 10mo ago
Does OBS not work for you?
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by rbits 11mo ago
That's because developer verification outside of Google Play isn't required yet.
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by rbits 11mo ago
Don't know if you read the whole article > Based on this feedback and our ongoing conversations with the community, we are building a new advanced flow that allows experienced users to accept the risks of installing software that is
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by rbits 11mo ago
It's a permission the app can have. Android asks the user whether to allow it when you launch the app. It's a very useful permission for some apps that I use. But a scammer can just tell the user to accept the permission.
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by rbits 11mo ago
That doesn't seem to have anything to do with what apps you have installed, just whether you have Play Protect enabled. I have Play Protect enabled, and I can still install apps without having to scan them first.
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by rbits 11mo ago
Don't know if I misunderstood your comment, but that's what the article is saying. You will be able to opt out of unverified app blocking.

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