wolvoleo

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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
Which is now KaiOS by the way.
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
Yes you still see so many around. They might not have sold enough by Apple standards but they still sold in huge absolute numbers.
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
Huh interesting. I've always preferred MySQL anyway though these days I obviously use Mariadb because Oracle.
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
I don't know why you were deadvoted, it's a good point. Though I feel that especially in the latest decade Google was a terrible source for finding things like the best product for usecase xyz and other recommendations. Because no
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
Yeah as if someone wouldn't have done that if they wanted to. Some people still think AI is some novelty people don't know about.
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
I would guess they only take action when they get a DMCA complaint and that wouldn't happen if you only share privately with friends.
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
Looks interesting, I'll give it a try. Though I'm really happy with faster-whisper on a GPU.
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
Ok fair enough yes a static site is really low risk. Usually it's more involved than that though.
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
Rams was part of a whole movement that certainly inspired Ive. But really he's come up with great original work. Especially the fruity era that brought apple back from the brink was not Rams inspired at all. And it was pretty genius. I
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
Ehh my ISP at home is still ipv4 only. The amount of ipv6 capable connections only just passed 50% worldwide a few months ago. I don't think ipv6 only is feasible yet unless your audience is exclusively in Asia where ipv6 uptake is muc
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
It used to be as simple as getting a fixed IP but these days that is indeed a lot harder to get.
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
One time has to be the first and when you get hacked they're instantly inside your network unless you were smart enough to set up a DMZ or something. Especially if you host something like wordpress with plugins you really have to be on
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
Yeah I find it a bit funny when people self host to get away from cloud and then use Cloudflare tunnels.
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
Yeah I think we should also move from giving financial penalties to bad corporate actors, to custodial sentences to their top execs and board members. If their own safety and livelyhood is at stake they will be a lot more careful. If we jus
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
Yeah I was going to say what brands are actually still British?
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
That guy wasn't important at all. The other countries were just looking for an excuse to start a war. Until then wars were kinda glorified, governed by pretty strict rules and not much attention was paid to the destruction. WW1 changed
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
That can be penalised too. We really have to get away from the idea that curtailing intentional industrial waste production is futile. Perhaps in American style capitalism it is because the system is rigged and the biggest money bag always
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
It's similar to what I do yes. I buy normal Android devices but I use ADB to get rid of most of the google stuff. In Google Play Services I just don't sign in and I disable all the data collection. It's not ideal but the prob
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
ewaste in general is a problem. And the issue is exactly that. "It's only tiny bits so who cares". All these tiny bits add up.
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
I understand, I just wonder why they do this. Why lock their stuff down so much? Especially if they offer other channels that don't have this limitation.
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
Oh ok but why do they block the Ali ones then? I don't think they're on Amazon here in Spain. And if I have to order from China I'd greatly prefer Ali express because they have good consumer protection. And yes I meant front
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
Xteink is coming with a backlit option soon. Be aware though they're trying to block third party software and their own sucks badly. I don't understand why they try to block this because it makes their hardware actually worth buyi
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
I don't like that either. Physical buttons with real feedback are so much better.
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
A random post on hacker news isn't going to make a dent in TP-Link's camera marketshare positive or negative. If the GP really has bad motives they wouldn't really accomplish anything with that. But I doubt they do. I use the
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
It is a small amount of resources yes but all these little bits add up too. There's a reason that we're banning all types of disposable electronics including vapes.
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
Yes but current content blockers aren't very effective on iOS. I think the things mentioned in that open source report, basically Apple making it as hard as possible, plays a big role there.
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
It's just a big faux pas in this day and age of environmental consciousness really. In my country we used to joke that people would buy a new car because the ashtray was full. This reminds me of that.
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
> I highly doubt that there are that many people like you and me who crave a real Firefox engine on iOS. Let's put this another way, would many people be interested in a full blown adblocker like ublock origin? Because that's w
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
Well my friends I meet in person a lot too. This is in fact most of the stuff we talk about online, plans to meet up. And with the family yeah it's not healthy but it is what it is. Flying home more is not really an option either.
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
Thank you!

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