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CameronNemo

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About CameronNemo

I like open and hackable hardware, free software, privacy, and peace.

Recent public activity

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    Comment #37653512

    How is it wasted? So much of their revenue comes from search deals, which are floundering in the courts and being displaced in the wild (by LLM-powered search). Now, people are pay…

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    Comment #37653492

    Yeah they can host one webpage that links back to Mozilla.org. Nice!

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    Comment #37653486

    Scams, likely!

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    Comment #37653479

    Many past Pixel devices, which are still in support, cannot seem to run a mainline kernel.

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    Comment #37653259

    For the nonexistent Pixel 8? Or are you referring to running on a Pixel 6a, for example: https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Google_Pixel_6a_(google-b... This device is marked as no…

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    Comment #37653090

    That's a disappointing answer if it is really the case. One has to question why they can't forward port their changes for a handful of years.

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    Comment #37650977

    The Fairphone is aiming to upstream their new phone's drivers. Chromebooks typically run a much closer to mainline kernel than Android devices. https://liliputing.com/fairphone-5-i…

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    Comment #37639474

    1. You are assuming the goal is to spend as little money on art as possible. Which isn't the case for a lot of us. 2. Not everything is on Spotify. E.g. the song Golden Girl by Fra…

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    Comment #37600518

    Maybe you are confused because the old client name, Riot, was sunset in favor of Element? AIUI the protocol was and is called Matrix. There seems to be no intention to depart from …

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    Comment #37552016

    NAT64 and DNS64 can help your v6-only hosts cope with the ubiquity of v4-only hosts.

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    Comment #37551714

    Tiny houses in the desert. Jk I dunno but presumably parts or the whole things will end up in Mexico.

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    Comment #37545016

    Their comment didn't come across as dismissive to me. Questioning, yes, but they also explained why your perspective was confusing to them (it conflicted with their own experiences…

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    Comment #37544976

    I wish I could get the lower specced CPU with the bigger battery :/

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    Comment #37536660

    I also find it interesting, because I'd be surprised if many of those people who live in small, southern towns are not low-income. Trying to live beyond one's means is the best way…

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    Comment #37535968

    So they substituted federal subsidies for VC funding so they could keep the cheap rideshare party going? Instead of fixing their bus routes? Must be nice.

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    Comment #37519179

    Inertia is a helluva drug.

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    Comment #37517743

    You can download it from their github apparently. I just limp along with aurora, though.

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    Comment #37515961

    Our infra team decided to deploy v12 in the last year... But only for GitLab. We are still deploying with v9.6 for some other new projects.

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    Comment #37513976

    If you have a problem with Canada gooses, then you have a problem with me, and I suggest you let that one marinate. https://youtube.com/watch?v=w1exJGPZyhs

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    Comment #37510503

    Honestly I want to say something to the employees at grocery stores... They are more exposed than any of us to PBAs on receipt paper.

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    Comment #37502015

    Symantec VIP is TOTP under the hood. https://github.com/dlenski/python-vipaccess

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    Comment #37501939

    Local libraries, print shops... but yeah that may be an attack vector.

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    Comment #37498279

    Maybe this fits the bill? https://www.cnx-software.com/2023/06/13/compulab-ucm-imx93-m...

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    Comment #37497885

    Is that what happened last night? Or was Elon just trying to disrupt Ukrainian communications on their own territory while they conducted their recent attack on Crimea?

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    Comment #37482804

    Isn't SoftBank planning to retain 90% ownership?