stratosmacker

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by stratosmacker 4y ago
The whole GSI thing is allowing me to mess with ASOP roms on phones that would never have a customized Lineage OS release. Shoutout to Phhusson https://github.com/phhusson/treble_experimentations/releases
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by stratosmacker 4y ago
Do they also have iPhones? It could be as simple as the Find My network identifying that you'd been near each other (still creepy).
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by stratosmacker 5y ago
I think Element ( https://element.io/ ) is worth looking at for anyone who wants something decentralized. Unfortunately I have exactly 1 contact who uses it, but that was true of Signal as well 8 years ago
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by stratosmacker 6y ago
Regardless, thank you for all of your work and contributions. Keeping those old PPC devices alive did more for the environment than I think you'll ever be able to quantify. Not to mention, I had a lot of fun with old PowerBooks and iMa
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by stratosmacker 6y ago
Jeff, First off, thank you for doing this kind of 'r&d', it is really exciting to see what the Pi is capable of after less than a decade. Would you be interested in someone testing a SAS PCI card? I'm going to pick up one
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by stratosmacker 6y ago
Can you elaborate on your problem with Yahoo? I ran into that a while back, where a yahoo email address couldn't send to me... strange since DKIM validates for the domain. There are all valid points and I question my decision to run my
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by stratosmacker 6y ago
I just have to say sometimes you can have it all http://x220.mcdonnelltech.com/
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by stratosmacker 6y ago
That's awesome. I was an electronic fiddler as well as a kid, CS student, and it landed me a gig building IOT devices back in 2016. Unfortunately that company crashed, and I ended up in "cloud" systems stuff. If you ever need
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by stratosmacker 7y ago
How'd you like Pop!_OS? It recently came up on my radar and seems really polished; a great alternative to the polish of a commercial desktop os
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by stratosmacker 7y ago
old.reddit.com
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by stratosmacker 7y ago
I felt the same way so for my Linux laptop I moved over to Plasma. It's a real desktop with sane defaults, and I can recommend it. Obviously not quite the same level of polish as the Mac, but try it, you may be pleasantly surprised. Gn
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by stratosmacker 7y ago
wait, how will Aetna do that??? That might change things for me
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by stratosmacker 7y ago
I live in Durham and remember this happening. This is also the state in which the ruling party committed election fraud in the last cycle, and got caught. Nothing that is possible is out of the realm of possibility at this point.
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by stratosmacker 7y ago
I have a similar problem and it sounds like some here do as well. What can we do about Google's email monopoly?
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by stratosmacker 8y ago
Why don't we just support the Steam version of Debian and be done with it? Anyone running custom things should be ready to make their custom fixes... Oh well, this guys sounds full of hubris. Just because something isn't immediate
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by stratosmacker 8y ago
I wish I the vim like plugins for Firefox were as good as Qutebrowser. I'm considering switching, but I love the workflow I get with my keybindings... Someone please tell me why I'm wrong
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by stratosmacker 8y ago
Damn it! I was looking for ideas... I've lived in the Triangle for 15 years now, I would recommend you come after we have a light rail.
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by stratosmacker 8y ago
Please release this, the OpenStreet Maps community could really benefit from a better routing system
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by stratosmacker 8y ago
This doesn't even touch on the fact that Signal depends on Play Services. It has a websocket option, but the setting is actually not in the GUI
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by stratosmacker 8y ago
We hugged it to death https://web.archive.org/web/20180804023219/http://x220.mcdon...
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by stratosmacker 8y ago
The last point in the article hits the nail on the head; power is being centralized in these large tech giants. It's not so much that they are inherently bad, but it's that there are quickly becoming no alternatives.
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by stratosmacker 8y ago
Sweet!! Will you support PGP?
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by stratosmacker 8y ago
A few things.... Pinebook uses a Mali GPU, which if I understand correctly relies on closed binaries to run though it looks like that is changing: https://www.cnx-software.com/2017/09/26/allwinner-socs-with-..