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(2018)

Could you elaborate? Who pays for what exactly? I am kinda triggered by that comment because you make it look like it's easy or inexpensive. It's not. I also came to Germany with j…

> I personally believe that the easiest thign to attack is advertising to minors. Well then, let's regulate this instead? Advertising companies already make a pretty good guess abo…

I find it to be pretty reasonable, and also consistent with what GrapheneOS previously said. They were consistently against company-owned verification. I don't see anything offensi…

Could you please share some examples? I often see them being on point and highlighting important details. Majority of custom roms aren't taking security seriously, so I don't think…

This is a false dichotomy. There's way more options on this spectrum than 2 extremes.

> But the problem still exists, and the issue is still on the agenda. It's still a priority to solve. People are pushing back on this every single time. Maybe it's time legislators…

Last time I tried JLCPCB, it was way too expensive on a smaller scale. Simple PCB with a cheap Nordic nRF, a few other basic components, 10cm x 5cm: ~17 euros/unit (including shipp…

I feel like the article ignores the elephant in the room — production costs. Producing PCBs (say, 5 or 10 units) is pretty expensive, and components are also costly on such a small…

> During the first week of June I merged 293 PRs, and have found no production defects tracing back to those changes so far. The latter part is a bit of good luck — I think 2-3 min…

> they could had bought an entire ram manufacturing company along with its entire supply chain And then what, sell it for cheap? Right, Apple is well-known for subsidising their ha…

(2025)

Fully agree, that's just straight up fraud and it's covered by chargebacks.

Sure, will do a small write-up about my setup in a few hours.

In terms of apps, I fully believe it will only get worse from here: Google’s trajectory has been pretty hostile, and third‑party developers tend to follow it. That’s why I have two…

And how many options are there exactly? How many of them are capable of at least making and receiving a phone call without any issues 99% of the time? While I agree with your gener…

How about paying 60 billion for a bunch of enterprise contracts?

I got really excited thinking it was a new post for a second :(

A vibecoded petition with no clear expected outcomes and no actionable items whatsoever. Is it just a honeypot to get names and emails? Why would people sign something like that?

Local models are looking better and better each day. Still, not as capable, but you can be sure that nobody will take it away from you at a moment's notice.

IMO if numbers on Socket.dev can be trusted, then impact seems rather small (luckily). It also makes sense — I know some packages from the affected list, they're heavily outdated a…

Orphaned packages, so other people are able to file requests and take over them. That's how AUR works — it's community-driven [0]. [0]: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Arch_User_R…

I'm so glad that the LLM hysteria at $WORK is barely scratching the surface. These Twitter-brained CEOs are living in a completely different reality, so I am really happy I don't h…

[citation needed] IDEs made by JetBrains are huge . At this point, they're basically the standard option for several JVM languages.