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Thank you so much! Man I cannot believe I missed all that drama.
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Can someone please give a little bit more context for people out of the loop? It’s confusing to understand who stands for what (board of .uk, that company, the ex BBC dude) and what is/was going on.
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Phew, this Austrian town formerly known as "Fucking" really dodged a bullet here: https://www.dw.com/en/austrian-village-of-fucking-decides-to... Edit: Damn someone beat me to it.
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Eric Weinstein Says He Solved the Universe’s Mysteries. Scientists Disagree
(vice.com)
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Who is sharing data with Google's FLoC ad algorithm?
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Starting a native adaptive Linux client for Signal
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6y ago
You're right, I'm sorry!
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I mean its two different things: Nokia a mega corp (at the time) and Pine64 (a few hardware enthusiasts + small overworked dev community). I get your frustrations and as a PinePhone owner myself I would not consider it anywhere near usable
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6y ago
And of course the same goes for the PinePhone (albeit slower). I especially like that you can choose different languages for development although this is not a Librem/PinePhone feature of course.
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6y ago
1/8 km = 0.125km = 125m = 12500cm So freaking what. Use decimals and you can easily convert anything into everything. And you don’t have to rely on those few cases where you can exactly divide. 6.8m = 680cm = 0.0068km, etc. Who writes
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Making Librem 5 Apps [video]
(puri.sm)
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I hear this again and again from Americans, but it is simply a matter of what you are used to, e.g. what you grew up with. Its funny how it is so important to have a wider range of temperatures whereas I most often hear Americans use ranges
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6y ago
Can someone do something against theverge‘s stupid (and non GDPR-conformant) „I accept“ cookie and tracking banner that takes up one third of the space on mobile? This grinds my gears so much.
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6y ago
Come on. Those are three separate actions of which the last one is to "confirm" the deletion in a modal dialoge. Hardly the same as one command in the CLI. Also if that would really happen, you can go into the trash folder and res
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6y ago
Makes sense, thank you!
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Why would that be? In countries with universal health care (which would be pretty high up on the regulation scale) costs for medical procedures are significantly lower. [0] Americans have to understand that they are drastically overpaying f
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> But cost of healthcare is astronomical in part because malpractice insurance is expensive, because too many people abuse it. You pulled the “trigger a European” card. This is not why the US healthcare is astronomically high. The reaso
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6y ago
Oh thank you, that is good to know. Sadly before ordering a server from the sb, I cannot see the exact HDD models. It just says if it is or isn't the enterprise version and that is it, e.g. like: "2x HDD SATA 2,0 TB Enterprise&quo
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6y ago
Regarding sever hosting: Hetzner has a very attractive server auction on their website [0]. For about 30€ you can get several terrabytes with a fast cpu and plenty of RAM. No set-up fee either. These are unmanaged dedicated root servers. Ba
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6y ago
A whole new industry: CRYPTO ADS!
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It has improved a lot. I once wanted to switch with another tech-savvy friend 2 or 3 years ago and the experience was abhorrent. Nowadays I use it mostly like a IRC client and it improves constantly. However the comparison between this and
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Sure check out these two articles, one about tuning it for better sound output [0] and the other for tuning the microphone [1]. Hope that can be a good starting point. [0]: https://fedoramagazine.org/tune-up-your-sound-with-
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Why oh why was it not the first priority to move from phone numbers to random user IDs (like Threema) for identification? And instead come up with a crypto currency integration? This whole crypto coin focus, the BS about the server code and
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If you are on Linux it’s worth checking out PulseEffects [0]. Setting up gate, limiter, etc. is a great way to tune your audio and in a more robust way than some AI algorithm that only runs on some hardware. [0]: https://github.c
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I tried this a few years ago when I was younger and more optimistic. But man it was not a great experience. Having said that I think there is still room for modern shells which are easier to script in. For a while I am using fish and though
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Classical Music Medley Played by a Model Train, World Record
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I know they might be busy and overworked but this attitude of not responding to criticisms or concerns is never a good look. Meanwhile their twitter account is happily posting cheeky tweets: https://twitter.com/signalapp
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Nice!
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You forgot „written in Rust“ for a 10x upvote multiplier. Looks great!
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Is this the LA version of "Calculus made easy"? Because I love that one. I hope I am not getting downvoted to hell but I always thought Strang was overhyped. I watched his lectures and bought his book and I never felt this is the
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