stonogo

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by stonogo 3y ago
Debian, Ubuntu, Red Hat, Fedora, Suse, Arch, Gentoo, and Slackware all support secureboot. After that I got tired of looking up linux distributions, so there are likely more.
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by stonogo 3y ago
The "weird hostility" probably has more to do with your opinions being presented as "proper typography and design" followed by frankly incoherent arguments wherein you try to tell people their preferences are incorrectly
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by stonogo 3y ago
Marriage doesn't have to involve God, and securities fraud doesn't require "legally binding statements" to execute. Once you take away the hyperbole, there's not much left to examine here, except to ask what is fas
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by stonogo 3y ago
Most of them fail to meet one of the requirements in the "uniform interface" section; generally, in my experience, either "self-descriptive messages" or "HATEOAS".
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by stonogo 3y ago
Most of the privacy advocates I know have given up on persuading people outside their bubble and now merely want tools that don't spy on them. Proseletyzing doesn't really work, mostly because any attempt to have this conversation
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by stonogo 3y ago
Sure, but thousands of people now have one less obstacle to passing a background check for a job, etc. I agree with you about the scheduling, but this is more than a gesture, and will have a material impact on a lot of people, especially i
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by stonogo 3y ago
Could you explore this more? Except for the tab bar, I can't even identify differences. It's been a while since I used this version of Windows.
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by stonogo 3y ago
The fact that it feels different isn't really relevant. The recall process means Tesla has to track every VIN and keep records on which vehicle is repaired. Consider the hypothetical: if a person stores their Tesla unpowered in an u
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by stonogo 3y ago
It's too new to tell whether HDR is here to stay or a passing fad. I predict that it's here to stay but it'll probably take a decade or two before you see it on anything but high-end devices. The difference isn't part
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by stonogo 3y ago
It's a little weird to discount an article because it accurately reports a fact, using well-defined terms. It's getting exhausting listening to Tesla fans re-prosecute the definition of 'recall' any time someone uses th
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by stonogo 3y ago
This is honestly the first time I've ever heard anyone describe Tesla's "glue a giant iPad to a dashboard" approach to interface design as being elegant. I'm guessing the voice controls are the elegant part? Becau
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by stonogo 3y ago
1) Because they don't want to pay Samsung a patent fee for every watch sold, and 2) Because they're appealing the ruling, and 3) They're hoping POTUS might drag their ass out of the fire like Obama did in 2013.
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by stonogo 3y ago
I've been with T-Mobile for twenty years and in that time it has never released messaging content to account holders. Their cybersecurity record may be trash, but misinformation isn't really helpful. I'm not convinced that h
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by stonogo 3y ago
British tabloids have a long history of hiring people who have access to law enforcement tools in order to intercept private communications: https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2002/sep/21/privacy2 One 150-ye
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by stonogo 3y ago
Look up "scandal sheets" for examples over a hundred years before that!
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by stonogo 3y ago
"Fast forward" from a statement last week to this week doesn't seem like much time for anything to have changed. I'm also not sure anyone really expects high journalistic standards from tabloids. This kind of junk &#x27
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by stonogo 3y ago
T-Mobile does not give primary account holders access to messaging content of other lines, regardless of the relationship between users.
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by stonogo 3y ago
Google has a history of not living up to that particular claim: https://www.electricmonk.nl/log/2005/12/21/how-google-fucked... https://thenextweb.com/news/google-groups-stopped-inde
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by stonogo 3y ago
Please note how you dismiss apps requiring Google Play services as "silly," when most people who use those services use them as part of the hardware root of trust programs for work apps, or other device attestation for banking ap
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by stonogo 3y ago
PageRank was at least partially funded by the intelligence community via the MDDS program. "Started out pure good" is revisionist. They definitely started out as the darlings of the tech world, but "don't be evil"
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by stonogo 3y ago
They make microcomputer software. Seems legit.
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by stonogo 3y ago
I guess things didn't work out at Signifier? https://signifiermedical.com/2020/09/02/signifier-medical-te...
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by stonogo 3y ago
A person can be crooked without being criminal. Let's ease up on the pedantry, please?
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by stonogo 3y ago
Vehicle weight also affects how much wear the roadways experience. I'm not sure "A Corolla weighs less than a truck" is relevant here, especially considering that the F-150 is the most popular vehicle in the US by sales numb
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by stonogo 3y ago
Because those drugs are worthless if people can't afford them. It's also a bit silly to ignore the entire rest of the world's pharmaceutical R&D. Lots of people would gladly give up bragging rights on production metrics
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by stonogo 3y ago
The people who would vote against it share the blame for it not happening. Some of those people are Republicans. So, no.
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by stonogo 3y ago
Congratulations to Google on having finally realized their rent-collecting dream. As the company discovers that this revenue stream requires almost no work, I look forward to the slow degradation of every other business line as the company
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by stonogo 3y ago
People who have cars say that a lot. I know too many people without cars to believe that mass transit is unusable nationwide. The idea that having to pay for on-street parking will ruin people's lives is frankly ridiculous, and hasn&
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by stonogo 3y ago
Firefox, however, was not. It was created because people didn't use most of the tools built into the Mozilla suite, and they were difficult to port (because they had a Motif frontend AND a GTK frontend). https://website-arc
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by stonogo 3y ago
With centrally managed dynamic pricing, we can subsidize parking directly for low-income people, instead of just subsidizing everyone in the city (which of course leads to crap like Parking Panda, where the rich can just pay someone to squa

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