ryukafalz

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by ryukafalz 27d ago
Or a lapdock for an all-in-one equivalent. The latest NexDock finally has a decent touchpad.
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by ryukafalz 2mo ago
I've just switched over to Ubuntu Touch again recently. We'll see if I stick with it, but... at least on my device (Fairphone 5), VoLTE works now!
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by ryukafalz 2mo ago
> But in many cases, you could just click "reject" and the banner would also disappear... Oftentimes the reject flow is substantially more annoying than the accept flow. I click reject myself when it's an option, but I can
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by ryukafalz 3mo ago
It certainly did for me, because it let me trivially write code that integrates deeply into the rest of the system. A simple example: I wrote a function that let me highlight an X.509 cert in a YAML document, regardless of indentation, and
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by ryukafalz 3mo ago
Presumably to run in the browser? Guile Scheme is great for native programs but you need Hoot to run it in a browser.
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by ryukafalz 3mo ago
I've never understood tap-to-pay being a dealbreaker issue. It takes me just as long to pull out my credit card as it does to pull out my phone, and you can use them on the exact same terminals. App support and camera quality I can und
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by ryukafalz 3mo ago
I just recently, in the US, got bounced through a bank authentication system (Wells Fargo's) when trying to order something from Amazon that required me to use their mobile app. I don't use an Android or iOS phone; as best I can t
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by ryukafalz 3mo ago
Where is this happening? I think I would walk out and never come back if I walked into a fast food place and couldn't order until I downloaded an app.
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by ryukafalz 3mo ago
But if the EU cements their citizens' dependency on Google/Apple even further by effectively mandating the use of these devices, it gives Google/Apple more leverage. Imagine if them pulling out of the EU meant nobody could us
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by ryukafalz 3mo ago
How much you wanna bet that digital euro implementations will in practice depend on two US corporations? The EUDI wallet implementations being rolled out seem to so far. (Apple and Google, in case it wasn't obvious.)
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by ryukafalz 3mo ago
I don't know a ton about how LLMs work (I really should learn), but something like this feels like it might be the way forward to me. The software running the model knows unambiguously what came from a user and what did not, what came
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by ryukafalz 3mo ago
To refer back to the comment I was replying to: is that the sort of thing you could realistically run on a raspberry pi? At home?
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by ryukafalz 3mo ago
Wouldn't you then not be able to see replies from anyone besides the dozen accounts your relay follows too? If I run a personal Mastodon instance and someone replies to one of my posts, their instance will send it directly to mine and
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by ryukafalz 3mo ago
I really want to like this, but as someone who's daily driven Sailfish before (albeit not in a while), one of the things you'll likely miss if you're in the US is group MMS support. Maybe Commodore is paying Jolla enough that
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by ryukafalz 4mo ago
This with DisplayPort Alt-Mode so it can be docked for desktop use is pretty much my dream device.
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by ryukafalz 4mo ago
Consider two processes on a *nix system, and for the sake of argument let's say they're sufficiently isolated from each other as to have only one communications channel between them. If that communications channel is a unix domain
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by ryukafalz 5mo ago
This is the way to do it if you're gonna have a digital ID. Thank you Germany for setting a better example than many!
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by ryukafalz 5mo ago
There was a bit of a learning curve, but I was used to split ortholinear keyboards already, so for me it wasn't all that steep. YMMV though, if you don't already have experience with a similar style of keyboard it might take longe
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by ryukafalz 5mo ago
Typing this from a Pocket Reform right now. The two non-work devices I use most often are this and the Reform 2, and I've upgraded both to various degrees over time. I plan to swap modules between them at some point soon so I can have
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by ryukafalz 6mo ago
As someone who's been pushing for renewables for quite a while now it's dismaying that it's taken a war to accelerate this push, but I'm glad to see that it's happening at least. It's doubly dismaying that my o
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by ryukafalz 7mo ago
Something worth thinking about, even if you're also carrying a laptop-style shell with you too... this means only buying RAM for one device rather than two. Laptop shell doesn't need RAM of its own. The RAM shortage is only starti
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by ryukafalz 7mo ago
I would love this. Don't see it happening though unless it turns out that people really love the Android desktop mode. (Which, maybe, if/when it becomes basically their ChromeOS replacement.)
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by ryukafalz 7mo ago
I can't see Apple doing anything that'd make the iPhone not a usable phone while it's being used as a Mac. But I bet they could have macOS components running alongside iOS, in a VM/container of some sort. Would be very c
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by ryukafalz 8mo ago
I've been an excited user of Goblins for several years now. So far only outside of $dayjob, which has limited the amount of time I've been able to spend with it, but it's very fun to work with if you like the actor model. I t
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by ryukafalz 10mo ago
Since it is a public list, here's the link: https://groups.google.com/g/cap-talk/c/Box4XXhSevw/m/18pUqAQ... He posted on the list recently too if folks were worried: https://groups.g
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by ryukafalz 10mo ago
If I'm a user who's been given access to run such a wrapper script via sudo, how do I further delegate that access?
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by ryukafalz 10mo ago
Software-wise: Ubuntu Touch, PostmarketOS, and Mobian are all actively maintained. Ubuntu Touch uses Lomiri as its UI which is somewhat bespoke (though they're working on disentangling it from the distro for packaging elsewhere), the o
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by ryukafalz 11mo ago
Yes. This already exists (though usually with Waydroid rather than Anbox I think). My Ubuntu Touch phone can run Android apps via Waydroid. The integration isn't perfect (some important things like forwarding notifications to the host
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by ryukafalz 1y ago
I've had mixed experiences with my NUC. It has what I think is a firmware bug that causes display output to fail if you connect a monitor after boot. Very annoying if it ever drops off the network for some reason. There seems to be a W
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by ryukafalz 1y ago
That's how it should be ideally, but that can be a problem depending on the infrastructure around you. In my area (South Jersey) the design speed of our roads is consistently much higher than the posted speed limit. This leads to a lot

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