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by seniorivn 5y ago
rollbacks are pretty useful when your are experimenting with boot process everything else Is unlikely to break your system enough to prevent you from switching profiles
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by seniorivn 5y ago
isn't arm big little architecture the norm in a wildly used processors for a decade or so?
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by seniorivn 5y ago
NixOS updates are drastically smoother, if default option to boot into any of previous updates is enough to never overthink it
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by seniorivn 5y ago
what's the point of a release date if it's not ready? os upgrades do fail, and you better backup before you upgrade, but if it's released, than it means it's ready
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by seniorivn 5y ago
no they are not, targeted attack of someone who is capable of using Pegasus is going to be successful regardless a consumer device u choose to use.
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by seniorivn 5y ago
go smaller, if u use some open source software check it's repositories and community forums and find something that people don't like to do documentation is definitely a candidate also automated tests
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by seniorivn 5y ago
they certainly played some of their cards right, their positions in solar/semiconductor raw materials markets, their position in a lot of value chains is dominant, they can manipulate world wide markets as long as everyone else operate
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by seniorivn 5y ago
> That doesn't seem to be Durovs goal. completely disagree, he is definitely focused on making telegram some huge IT project that would put him on the same level as great IT entrepreneurs of our time. The whole TON project was all a
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by seniorivn 5y ago
locking bootloader is a way to prevent you from undercutting their spyware. if there is a spyware, than it is a part of their business model, and every user that got away is a drop in revenue. But their targeted users don't mind to be
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by seniorivn 5y ago
i mean that china isn't an entity that you could sue, any foreign court has no power over china, and suing chineese government in chineese court is a joke(much more than doing the same in us, by the way)
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by seniorivn 5y ago
do you think a lot of people would be willing to donate to telegram? what would be an average annual donation per user? I bet it would be a lot less than what big tech makes, and there is no reason to believe durov would settle for that
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by seniorivn 5y ago
you do realize that a concept of a court is completely country specific? what court do you mean?
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by seniorivn 5y ago
there is matrix, the best option, both secure and reasonably well made(element and alternative clients), but it miles behind telegram in terms of UI/UX even though it's on par with whatsapp/signal/etc
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by seniorivn 5y ago
I'm russian as well, and rbc.ru is not the most independent source at the time of publishing, but even according to them, RDIF(РФПИ) invested about $2mil, that's a drop in the bucket, and since it was secondary market, it proves n
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by seniorivn 5y ago
>and buyers of those bonds are affiliated with Russia structures like VTB Capital bank or Russian Government investment fund named “Russian Fund of Direct Investments”. As far as i know, it's not true(meaning there are no signs&#x2F
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by seniorivn 5y ago
in most cases troubled Linux hardware is not much better on windows basically the only thing you need to know is if there are open source drivers for all the hardware you need, in that case it will work and only get better with time as to q
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by seniorivn 5y ago
fiber quickly replaces copper ethernet in telecom in competitive markets (where 1gbps is an actual offer)
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by seniorivn 5y ago
would be wonderful if people thought the same about n word
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by seniorivn 5y ago
eu is not far from the same atrocities to human rights in terms of surveillance
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by seniorivn 5y ago
that's how rumors work, what rumormongers considered merging of the two OSes, were in fact attempts to make chrome os able to run Android apps, and that's exactly what happend.
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by seniorivn 5y ago
as far is i know, the main(almost only) magisk developer got hired by google this summer, so it's likely there won't be magiskhide anymore
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by seniorivn 5y ago
that's not how it should be, that's how it is. The only way cheaper devices are so cheap is by cutting all the corners they can, and turns out one of the corners people don't care to be cut is their privacy and security
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by seniorivn 5y ago
printed text is not going to be as durable as letters of the past
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by seniorivn 5y ago
tell it to those cancelled for decade old tweets
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by seniorivn 5y ago
it is possible, but it's also true that telegram bot is the only platform of Navalny smart vote service that keeps working(aside text file circulating all over the internet)
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by seniorivn 5y ago
you can use fs snapshots and backups
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by seniorivn 5y ago
you missed the fact that it's nixos based. It means it is a system to declaratively define compartmentalized well integrated(including GUI) system, at the moment it's based on Linux and other regular Gnu/Linux but it could re
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by seniorivn 5y ago
if you knew history of development of all mighty special agencies(look at ussr/russia, china etc), you would know that you could become of interest to them, even if you don't think you are a threat. One of the benefits of mass sur
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by seniorivn 5y ago
Mac hardware is good, so it going open source would make it possible for you to use it with linux without reverse engineering efforts
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by seniorivn 5y ago
why would they want to?

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