tentacleuno

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1051.
Matter is the foundation for connected things(buildwithmatter.com)
3 points by tentacleuno 5y ago|0 comments
1052.
by tentacleuno 5y ago
> making your little temper tantrum even more ridiculous. Discouraging activism in the open-source realm by branding it as a "temper tantrum" seems counterproductive at best, and quite reductionist at worst. > Mind, they’re
1053.
Boss is watching: How AI-powered surveillance rules the workplace(politico.eu)
3 points by tentacleuno 5y ago|0 comments
1054.
Courts jail 845 for not paying TV licence fines (1994)(independent.co.uk)
2 points by tentacleuno 5y ago|0 comments
1055.
by tentacleuno 5y ago
> has been heavily involved in harassment of our developers, raids on our community and coordinated spreading of misinformation I'd be interested to see how you draw this conclusion. I have been in the CalyxOS rooms for quite a long
1056.
by tentacleuno 5y ago
Disclaimer: strcat is the GrapheneOS developer.
1057.
by tentacleuno 5y ago
Perhaps better for privacy too, unlike the telemetry-riddled Firefox of today. LibreWolf sounds a hell of a lot better, though.
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GitHub Mobile isn't open source(github.com)
1 points by tentacleuno 5y ago|1 comments
1059.
by tentacleuno 5y ago
Uch. That's pretty much why I never trust any other adapter than the one which came with my phone. It can burn your house down while really damaging your device.
1060.
by tentacleuno 5y ago
Just going to point out the obvious and say a co-watch remote browser definitely wouldn't work with Netflix. I love the confusion on people's faces when they try to do it over Zoom ("Why is the video black?"). Yay Widevi
1061.
by tentacleuno 5y ago
The pricing is pretty ridiculous from what I've just seen. That's a lot of money when you can just put it on metal yourself.
1062.
by tentacleuno 6y ago
Everyone on here seems to be blowing the trumpet for PBS Kids. Is it really that good? I haven't checked it.
1063.
by tentacleuno 6y ago
Oops, left out a word in the title. The woes of manually coping text...
1064.
The Health Hazards of Plug-In Air Fresheners (2017)(indoordoctor.com)
98 points by tentacleuno 6y ago|98 comments
1065.
by tentacleuno 6y ago
Good luck to them! Can't wait for something to go against Office Online. Especially FOSS.
1066.
by tentacleuno 6y ago
Reversing which decision?
1067.
by tentacleuno 6y ago
I think it's now enabled by default with Fenix. Actually, I think it was enabled by default in the older one too?
1068.
KotlinJS for React(kotlinlang.org)
2 points by tentacleuno 6y ago|0 comments
1069.
by tentacleuno 6y ago
They don't tell you about it. That's the whole point ...?
1070.
by tentacleuno 6y ago
How was your experience with Jira?
1071.
by tentacleuno 6y ago
Didn't Plan9 do something like this?
1072.
by tentacleuno 6y ago
"For that reason, we are continuously working to harden Firefox against online tracking of our users." https://reports.exodus-privacy.eu.org/en/reports/org.mozilla... Something like that.
1073.
by tentacleuno 6y ago
I really wish they would stop focusing on politics too. Now their latest political stunt has got heads rolling, hopefully Mozilla will learn that their money is best invested into Firefox.
1074.
by tentacleuno 6y ago
Wait, what? Only now they've added this?
1075.
by tentacleuno 6y ago
They banned him after his Presidency. He did greivous harm and acts of hate before that, but only now are Twitter giving it the attention it deserves. Anyone else would have been banned long before now. He has incited a great deal of violen
1076.
by tentacleuno 6y ago
I find it somewhat ironic that Twitter has only now banned Trump. They allowed him to stay on his platform so more people would sign-up, follow him and get radicalised. Now he's no longer the President, they've suddenly acquired m