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by rekoil 2y ago
It is also completely unusable on Android TV devices.
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by rekoil 2y ago
I don't tinker much in the Android ecosystem, is there an F-Droid client available for Android TV devices? I've managed to install the smartphone version on my NVIDIA Shield TV, but it is more or less impossible to navigate using
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by rekoil 2y ago
Have they mentioned anything? All they have done so far is show the hardware off and one new game, which for the record does look more detailed than its predecessor.
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by rekoil 2y ago
Gotta leave something for the Nintendo Switch 2 OLED
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by rekoil 2y ago
https://proton.me/blog/mail-calendar-product-roadmap-winter > To support much-requested features like tasks, search capabilities, and offline access, we’ve started work on our next generation of Proton Calendar apps
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by rekoil 2y ago
If that's the only issue it should be trivial for Proton to release a slightly modified version of Thunderbird that allows decrypting an encrypted CalDAV XML. That could then be the basis for extending the spec to allow encryption.
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by rekoil 2y ago
While I agree with you in general, E2EE can't be a blanket excuse for building bad applications. If your E2EE applications can't deal with data encryption in a way that makes them comparable to competitors non-E2EE products from a
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by rekoil 2y ago
I've used Proton for like 5-6 years now, Calendar is definitely the roughest of their products. Good news there is they are rebuilding it from scratch with an initial (beta?) release scheduled for this year!
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by rekoil 2y ago
Yaeh it's a pretty huge caveat to be honest. Da1 Db1 Dc1 Pa1 Pb1 Da2 Db2 Dc2 Pa2 Pb2 Da3 Db3 Dc3 Pa3 Pb3 ___ ___ ___ Pa4 Pb4 ___ represents free space. After expansion by one disk you would logically expect somethi
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by rekoil 2y ago
I am keen to try. But I'm even more keen for someone else to tell me they have tried it and the result of said test because I am not keen on my home automation system being down for a longer period of time...
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by rekoil 2y ago
I get where you're coming from, didn't mean to make it sound like that but I do see it the same way zokier seems to. End game for me is booting a vanilla kernel compiled entirely from open source code and having access to all the
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by rekoil 2y ago
This feels like a good place to ask this. Has anyone who sees this attempted to run Home Assistant OS in a Home Assistant Yellow "compute module board" using a Radxa CM5? It's tempting to me because the Radxa CM5 uses a mainl
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by rekoil 2y ago
Right one is where I draw the line, take it or leave it. Jokes aside, I just don't think the size of the device should be what decides the features that go into it. Sure, battery would be on the chopping block unless you make the devic
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by rekoil 2y ago
I would trade my left kidney for an iPhone 16 Pro mini.
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by rekoil 2y ago
Titanium frame, better battery life, 120Hz display refresh rate, better camera, 5x optical zoom, LiDAR.
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by rekoil 2y ago
Stop electing corrupt dinosaurs to public office.
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by rekoil 2y ago
You can, there's been ESP32 firmware out for years that does this: https://github.com/seemoo-lab/openhaystack/tree/main/Firmwar...
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by rekoil 2y ago
I'm not saying you're wrong, but I want the feature. I have it in iTerm, and I don't in WezTerm. We can blame Apple if we want, but they are not going to implement this feature for us.
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by rekoil 2y ago
Sweden too, its such bullshit. These laws are basically about the fact that you technically can store pirated music on a device, therefore you are, such a dirty racket.
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by rekoil 2y ago
Same thing will happen with Discord eventually for sure, or something similar at least.
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by rekoil 2y ago
The pricing is insane. Maybe it makes sense for some businesses (we have it at work for sure), but I'm in 9 Slack workspaces currently, and only 3 of those are connected to any sort of business use.
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by rekoil 2y ago
There was no framework for fining them, each case would have to be handled separately, now there is such a framework in the DMA and DSA, which greatly simplifies the regulators jobs. I suspect that many other players are about to see such c
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by rekoil 2y ago
Yes, but all attempts at circumventing the system will give Apple more information about their behaviour. If 1000 different users are requesting to sign the same (or only slightly differing) IPA within a short period of time, from different
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by rekoil 2y ago
App IDs don't really work for this purpose if Apple aren't in control of generating them, nothing is stopping a malware vendor from literally never reusing app IDs. Notarization is a reasonable implementation, and it can even requ
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by rekoil 2y ago
Right. These gatekeeper laws are literally being created to combat "not-a-monopoly"-entities dominant positions in the market.
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by rekoil 2y ago
Marketing campaigns also often reference culture, which differs heavily across the EU.
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by rekoil 2y ago
Hear, hear. Apps signed using code signing certificates that are in turn signed by roots in the OS trust store should run no questions asked (unless they are revoked of course), there needs to be a way to bypass this too, but that can be a
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by rekoil 2y ago
Yes, however due to how homogenous the US is in comparison to the EU it is a lot easier to market products there. I definitely don't expect Apple to come to the conclusion that they should pull out of the EU, just suggesting that the U
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by rekoil 2y ago
They could also provide developers some APIs to register external subscriptions and purchases, and thus make cancellation and refunds available through centralised user interfaces within iOS, but they don't, because their goal isn&#x27
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by rekoil 2y ago
Wholeheartedly agree. But we (as a society) have neglected the environment for far too fucking long now, some inconvenience for tiny gains is valid until we start seeing societal and environmental improvements.

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