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by subway 8y ago
I like it.
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by subway 8y ago
Here's a spiffy new fork: https://github.com/betterlimp/betterlimp
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by subway 8y ago
Well, that and both Doom/Quake have native ports and open source implementations that beat the pants off the original windows binaries.
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by subway 8y ago
Wine (and I'm sure Proton) has a ton of app/game specific fixes. It's entirely reasonable for Valve to desire changes that Wine doesn't want to bring upstream.
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by subway 8y ago
I'm stoked to finally be able to play monsters like Doom, Quake, and Bejeweled on Linux.
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by subway 8y ago
You would have to be incredibly naive to believe this statement stands on its own, without evaluating implementation details and expectations of the parties involved.
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by subway 8y ago
Too bad the Mastodon devs hate SRV records so much. The reliance on WebFinger for federation is the biggest blocker for me deploying an instance on my personal domain.
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by subway 8y ago
There's a lot of SoC specific stuff moving over into the Arm Trusted Firmware that sits below the TZ kernel. The upstream ATF is BSD licensed, so while some chips have open source implementations, others might only exist as blobs. It&#
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by subway 8y ago
If the way the Kernel is used in China acts as any indicator, it'll be a hard fork that gets discarded every few years for a new hard fork.
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by subway 8y ago
That statement is pointing out the existence of a feedback loop in need of dampening. It's not saying the market needs to go away, or that it only benefits a minority. To imply it's a cry that the game was designed to be rigged
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by subway 8y ago
Yeah. Twice now, just to make sure I wasn't missing something. Nowhere is it even remotely implied that the market only benefits the ultra-rich and CEOs.
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by subway 8y ago
> Whenever I see posts or leftist commentary saying the stock market only benefits the ultra-rich and wealthy CEOs Nobody has said anything of the sort here.
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by subway 8y ago
I'm not sure they were terribly worried about JBLM considering they were trying to talk him into landing there.
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by subway 8y ago
Usually sharing a 1BR means the living room is converted into a bedroom, or similar arrangement.
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by subway 8y ago
Signal has to be able to route messages from user a to user b through their centralized server, so at a minimum they are capable of logging "This user sent a message that we relayed to this other user".
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by subway 8y ago
Heh: uBlock Origin has prevented the following page from loading: https://www.ublock.org/announcement/ Because of the following filter ||ublock.org^$document
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by subway 8y ago
Is there a way to encrypt message headers while using IMAP? My understanding of Protonmail's argument (not that I agree with it) is they encrypt the full message, including headers upon accepting it. Based on my understanding of IMAP,
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by subway 8y ago
Marginally sure, but what "other attacks" are you looking to protect against? Most MITM scenarios are going to result in giving up at least one TOTP code -- and that TOTP code will be used to obtain a long-lived HTTP session (I ca
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by subway 8y ago
The issue is with storing your TOTP secret in the same store as your password. The idea of using MFA is that multiple secret stores must be compromised in order to grant access to a service. If you put your TOTP secret on your phone (or Yub
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by subway 8y ago
Gross behavior on the part of AirBNB. I'm half tempted to post a "ban-me" review of AirBNB's HQ to Google and friends.
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by subway 8y ago
I think only the prototypes are using M2. The production devices likely won't have a removable modem, but it will still be a separate chip with separately controllable power.
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by subway 8y ago
Say what? All those legacy systems (probably) shipped with a weak IR filter, but the CCD on the the devices will more than happily react to a bright IR light. This is even how the majority of "night" cameras operate. They ditch th
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by subway 8y ago
Shan gao, huangdi yuan — “The mountains are high, and the emperor is far away.”
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by subway 8y ago
I'm not sure why any of the things you describe require a Sonos operated service. An app on the smartphone should be able to communicate directly with your Sonos via Bluetooth or local WiFi. The Sonos can then (over the local protocol)
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by subway 8y ago
Sadly the quality and build methodologies on most modern hardware that becomes e-waste isn't really suited to long-term re-use. Solder joints get smaller and closer every year, leaving whiskers more and more likely to eventually short
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by subway 8y ago
How it's currently encoded says absolutely nothing about how it was created.
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by subway 8y ago
Both Uber and Lyft punt massive operating costs onto their semi-disposable drivers.
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by subway 8y ago
There are plenty of companies worth standing behind in the US. The ones that are known to engage in behavior detrimental to their workforce don't fit in that class.
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by subway 8y ago
Meego on the N9 was absolutely amazing. I just wish Alien Dalvik had been made widely available to help bootstrap the ecosystem.
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by subway 8y ago
KaiOS targets feature phones -- a space I'm guessing Google (and know Apple) has no desire to get into. This helps Google to ease along the pre-loading of Google branded apps onto KaiOS devices.

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