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306bobby
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Comment #48831138
Many forks change the telemetry to their own servers so they won't show at all
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Comment #48809202
I haven't spent much time personally in Cali, but the places I have had to rent a car from I've never had a rental car plated in the same state I'm driving/renting it from
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Comment #48660436
If the hardware won't accept custom firmware without signed with a private key, I'd say that's hardware limitation
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Comment #48372898
Well the data centers around me certainly don't provide their own power and water, so your point seems moot
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Comment #48346942
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Comment #48296694
I get your point, but believe it or not there's more email services than just Gmail
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Comment #48294163
Android literally has the Linux file system, although without root only the "home" directory is accessible. But within there is a Downloads folder, Documents folder, and all the ot…
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Comment #48192343
Any reason not to go with vaultwarden? It is pretty feature-parity with normal Bitwarden, up to and including the emergency access stuff
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Comment #48108012
Both the bubble popping and it's legitimate use cases can exist at the same time. For example, the www bubble popped, but the Internet didn't go away
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Comment #47980336
Well at least for now that page loads for me
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Comment #47849696
This isn't really a fair comparison imo. There hasnt been near the confusion and drama surrounding things like codex and gemini-cli. I don't think they're all on the same pedestal …
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Comment #47844238
Same with Gemini https://g.co/gemini/share/81489f4f8c78
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Comment #47304413
If there was a vs code native alternative that was parity, that might not be a case. That's apples and oranges
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Comment #47304383
I literally write like the article on similar write ups, where do you think the AI's learned to write this way from. I really don't get the AI vibes from the actual writing of it
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Comment #47300814
Not a bad idea. Has the added benefit of giving a signal if the position/company has a turnover issue
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Comment #47287593
I've had twice the issues with GNOME as I have with KDE or Cinnamon I think it all really depends on the wants and workflows of the user
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Comment #47287577
That's the problem I have with most DE talks though People act like these issues are going to "stop the Linux migration" or otherwise, and then they give examples of things that mo…
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Comment #47255964
I can't see my previous comment, but feel free to ignore it, as I misread what you were saying. Apologies!
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Comment #47255962
You are aware bitcoin is crypto right? You basically just said "fiat currency isnt an asset class, it's a wrapper for USD"
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Comment #47206935
By taking the hardware keys of a compromised device and using it to emulate key master calls See TrickyStore for more info
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Comment #47184278
Sure, but the contract in place forbids these things. So the contract is literally a non-performer and cannot perform such orders in the way it is written. So, I personally struggl…
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Comment #47151619
I believe for reasons Aromatic_War stated in a top comment above: they're actually doing novel stuff with their control planes, not just using what's already there like most MVNOs
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Comment #47151495
Yes, is that not the same with boiling water? It doesn't need to get "hotter" to turn to steam, it needs to exchange the energy with the environment to gasify
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Comment #47095763
Looks like I'm staying in my custom ROM lol
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Comment #47080607
Swapped sonnet and opus on my last reply, oops