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I believe this is not the intention: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46961397 Elsewhere in the comments they provide a context for it. Edit: I found the picture and I cannot understand how did you come to your interpre
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Requires hosting of the private server (security/privacy implications) or renting it from the third party.
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Bad clients issue stemming from the bad design. Soatok covered it very well here: https://soatok.blog/2024/08/14/security-issues-in-matrixs-ol... I'm quite sure most of these issues were fixed by now, bu
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Correct. From my personal experience (have kids and nieces/nephew this age), and all think an app is the thing that they scroll in, and any attempt to explain the very basics on internet connectivity, servers, databases, etc, ends up i
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They wouldn't _have to_, audit checks if you stick to law, your own policies and such, but I think they will.
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So you're saying people talking about some particular god are highly moral and not involved in crimes, including crimes on children?
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Especially by the company already involved in a leak of a massive trove of pictures, personal details (including IDs), etc: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c8jmzd972leo What could possibly go wrong this time..
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Mhm, and naughty kooks are banning your rolling coal truck too. Such a nasty, nasty people.
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If the press reports are accurate, your electricit infrastructure needs investments, so hopefully your money pays for that, and not someone's bonuses.
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"choke on it, boss" when they're expected to use the approved OS and software doesn't sound very mature to me.
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That's fair assessment (and it pissed me off myself), but thankfully it's much better now with Android. I mean, I still wouldn't trust Sony even if it give a blood oath (they used to abandon flagships after 16-18 month form r
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We use Entra as our source of truth for users, groups, roles, permissions, intune, etc. It get distilled down to various LDAP servers, but it's our primary SSO with MFA (several options, WebAuthn, U2F, TOTP, passkeys). Our users (using
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"at all"? No. If you don't have nvidia card or don't play online games with borderline malware-behaving anti cheats, Bazzite solves it all. For Nvidia it's cachyos right now, apparently. More to come.
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That amuses me every time I hear a snarky, dismissive comment from the tiktok scroller zoomer/alpha gen. Twice amusing when they (usually) don't understand that the application they use has more moving parts than animated pictures
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by subscribed 9mo ago
I'd stupidly assume that having a choice and control over the experience is empowering, and watching a couple of YouTube videos titled "which Linux distribution is best for me" isn't too hard? Or is it in your opinion? I
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Yeah; currently I'm on F43, wayland+KDE. Death by thousand cuts. I'm moving back to Gnome and ideally away from wayland too. The thing as simple as secret management (for git and keys) is just one of these things....
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by subscribed 9mo ago
A lot has changed since ChatGPT 2.0. You could give it a go again :)
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I just need a better Nvidia support for something outside Arch niche (cachyos) in this space. I'm already packed and ready to migrate. Can't wait.
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I don't want a random weed. I can easily get it myself on the street (there are several places with the distinct smell), and I know at least 3-4 people who I know smoke. But I want safe (not pcp/fentanyl sprinkled) and sane (not e
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Property ownership? Ooooh, this is how you tip the scales further away from the progressive policies. I own a house but I'd hate such setup.
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That can be 4 or 10 miles. Likely closer to the latter if bus connection takes 40 minutes. Now be a frail 70 year old in the winter (+2°C and rain). Breeze.
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Well, they're necessary if you're spying on your visitors.
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Me. There are four I want. All very safe. I always wanted to try specific two, but first cannot be had in the safest form because of the specific precursor ban, and all of them suffer from an insane (to me) risk of adulteration. In twenty m
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by subscribed 9mo ago
Thank you. Sadly can't edit it anymore but I'll remember it next time.
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A year since Android 16 release, and they're still selling outdated, not fully secure Android 15? https://shop.fairphone.com/the-fairphone-gen-6 Im afraid if you value security (and in the consequence, privacy), this i
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It's pretty clear who they should be reacting (victims/minors) and who they shouldn't (perpetrators). They wasted months erasing Trump from that instead. So it's on them.
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Gods, I had a flashback just from you mentioning that. I had a reasonably simple problem to solve, slightly weird font and some 10 words in English (I actually only missed one or two blocks for missing letters to cover all I needed). After
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No, I don't think so :) -- https://techcrunch.com/2023/06/14/mechanical-turk-workers-ar...
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That might be intentional tbh, to make the database toxic to limit the spread.
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At this point you're taking a piss, this is not a honest discussion stance. Judges themselves complained about their own orders being ivolated/ignored. Repeatedly.

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