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by seanw444 1y ago
> For a forum that tends to trend libertarian Seriously? This one? This place is Reddit with more words, in my ever-degrading experience.
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by seanw444 1y ago
According to the bottom of their landing page [1], it's on the roadmap. [1] https://www.redox-os.org/
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by seanw444 1y ago
It's also not always just about fun or cost effectiveness. Taking the infrastructure into your own hands is a nice way to know that you're not being taken advantage of, and you only have yourself to rely on to make the thing work.
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by seanw444 1y ago
If ever there was a time for Linux phones to gain renewed development interest, it's now.
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by seanw444 1y ago
Our legal system is such a joke.
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I'm saying it's incredibly unlikely.
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by seanw444 1y ago
What if I told you I live in the same state, and I know several people of the same age who completely ideologically oppose their MAGA family?
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by seanw444 1y ago
I'm curious as well. Ran a stock Vanadium config with Mullvad enabled, and got 100%. Maybe Vanadium isn't as focused on fingerprinting as I'd thought.
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by seanw444 1y ago
Excellent counterpoint.
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by seanw444 1y ago
That's horrendous. For some reason I imagine Apple's software to be much cleaner, but I guess that's just the marketing getting to my head. Under the hood it's still the same spaghetti.
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by seanw444 1y ago
Well it's easy to reconcile when you don't oversimplify the concerns. > it's the fundamental idea that people coming here is bad Too many people coming here that don't integrate and don't assimilate is bad. A nat
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by seanw444 1y ago
Both. Without completely cutting myself off from friends.
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by seanw444 1y ago
12-pound duty trigger is absolutely wild. I wonder how many cases of collateral injuries there were because of it.
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by seanw444 1y ago
We really do live in a lame version of a cyberpunk dystopia, don't we.
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by seanw444 1y ago
GrapheneOS is too precious. Being able to pretend like the app has full access to my gallery, while only specifically allowing certain directories or photos, is awesome. I've actually discovered that selecting a photo in the gallery an
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by seanw444 1y ago
The devs get paid a fine salary, and can't afford it lose it, or they'll probably miss payments on their expensive vehicles and houses. So they do as they're told and don't complain.
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by seanw444 1y ago
> They stated their reasons they think this change is good. Right, because someone doing something evil would say outright what they're doing is evil. > It's straight up false, it's still in their code of conduct This i
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by seanw444 1y ago
Had good experiences with XFX so far as well.
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by seanw444 1y ago
That's the blackpilled take. The whitepill is that sticking up for yourself hasn't ever been easy, but it's always been an option.
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by seanw444 1y ago
Sounds like you should find a new bank. I would, at least.
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by seanw444 1y ago
Makes sense why they had to get rid of the "don't be evil" motto. They've been on a roll. I've seen a lot of similar sentiment on this thread, but the reason I use Android is because it gives me more control than iO
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by seanw444 1y ago
A web browser in the worst case scenario. The same way you'd do it on a computer.
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by seanw444 1y ago
I might have to give aegis a try.
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by seanw444 1y ago
The first rule of English is that the rules aren't really rules because they are broken all the time. Makes sense when you consider English is just an amalgamation of Scandinavian, Germanic, French, Latin, etc words and rules. Hard to
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by seanw444 1y ago
I'm in the same boat. Gave Nyxt a good try (as an ardent Emacs user), but I came to the same conclusion that it felt unnatural. Maybe I'll give it another go. Another big downside was the lack of extensions like uBlock Origin, Dar
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by seanw444 1y ago
My girlfriend has a P365X. I wouldn't touch a P320 with a ten foot pole, but the 365 and its variants have proven pretty reliable for many people. It is definitely snappy though, but most "subcompacts" are, because physics.
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by seanw444 1y ago
And sold by a company that has lost credibility with most "gun nuts" as a result of this whole years-long (now lethal) ordeal. Anti-2Aers think that we're all defending Sig for this behaviour. We're not.
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by seanw444 1y ago
This is why I carry a gun I trust. I keep one chambered at all times, pointing at my junk. I am not concerned about my junk. I am much more concerned about not being able to get a shot off in time if I ever need to use it.
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by seanw444 1y ago
> maybe I just happen to be in a sane pocket of the culture Same in my circle too. NRA is perceived as an embezzling joke that spends more on yachts than preserving the right to keep and bear arms, and Sig is an untrustworthy joke that i
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by seanw444 1y ago
This is Hacker News. There are some hive mind positions you just don't question. It's starting to feel like Reddit with a tech lean.

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