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wilsonnb3
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> On hardware devices owned by consenting adults, without anything related to Google, or touching their servers, still they allow themselves a right to review Aren’t the changes only for Google certified Android devices, AKA those that c
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Microsoft does make you register with them to get verified though
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It doesn’t really compete in the same space as Ada or Rust but C# has range attributes that are similar, the only downside is you have to manually call the validation function unless you are using something like ASP.NET that does it automat
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Once the program is operating outside of the bounds of the programmers assumption, it’s in an undefined state that may cause a crash to happen at a later point of time in a totally different place. Making the crash happen at the same time a
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Depends on the vendor, Samsung still defaults to three button navigation.
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It only does it for books in KFX format, that could be why. Rather annoying because you can’t convert books to KFX in Calibre on Linux.
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100x is such a crazy claim to me - you’re saying you can do in 4 days what would have previously taken over a year. 5 weeks and you can accomplish what would have taken you a decade without LLMs.
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Mac mini at 600, MacBook Air at 1000 Apple TV 4K at 200, MacBook at 600 Back of the napkin math but it checks out.
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The Kindle scribe does that
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There is a Fedora Cosmic spin available as well for anyone who likes Fedora but still wants a nice Cosmic experience out of the box
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You can currently buy a Librem 5, PinePhone, or Furi FLX1. I’m not aware of any others at the moment.
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SQL server comes to mind
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The table comparing the authors solution to Spotify is missing the biggest benefit of streaming services, which is the cost. It would cost way more than $11 a month to buy all of the music I listen to.
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Back in the day it wasn’t the norm though. We plugged our phones into our computers to manage media, jailbreak them, install apps downloaded from forums, etc. Hell, people used to use iTunes to manage the apps on their iPhone and organize t
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Yes, you can download APKs but I don’t remember that being common in the early days of Android. This was before it had a download manager or file manager and using your computer to manage your phone was the norm. The term predates Android a
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It’s called that because you used to download the apks on a separate computer and then load them onto the phone, it has nothing to do with sounding illegal
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It does say “a self hosted alternative to GitHub” on the main page
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I think that is just because of the method of recording, that is what piezo pick ups on acoustic guitars sound like.
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They have plugins for IntelliJ for almost all of the languages they have an IDE for, so you can do what you are asking for if I am understanding you correctly. The only exception off the top of my head is .NET support, which isn’t available
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Only on pixels, specifically only pixels that still get security updates from Google. https://grapheneos.org/faq#supported-devices
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They've been audited by external organizations and had at least one legal request for log information where court was satisfied they couldn't comply due to their no log policy.
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I don't know why it was reported so frequently as a compact phone, the ZenFones are much larger than the iPhone mini. It's the same size as a standard iPhone or Galaxy S series.
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In some philosophical views, rights are meant to guarantee that things are easy. You can see that exact dynamic play out in US states regarding voter ID laws.
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Your employer can already require you install an app that isn’t from the App Store, through the enterprise developer program.
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I think those problems are largely also due to anti competitive and anti consumer behaviors. We need to craft legislation saying software vendors have to support some kind of standardized payment system with easy cancellation built in to it
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> Sideloading is usually a very bad idea in this day and age. There is nothing wrong with sideloading applications. Protection against malicious applications is taken care of by the OS through sandboxing and a granular permission model.
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30% is a pretty big chunk of a market. There is no reason we have to wait until a company has 99% of the market to address anticompetitive behavior.
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> shouldn’t it have the right to control who or what interacts with it? Yes, except when they use that control to stifle competition. Competition is good, so we want to promote it. That is sort of the basis for all anti trust law, to my
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They’ve had Minecraft backgrounds in teams for a while, since 2020 or 2021 at least
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Regarding the length, the smaller 2.5mm jack used to be pretty common on smaller devices. Now the only thing that I know uses it is the input on Bose QC headphones.
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