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Comment #49221366
If you don't mind me asking, why do you buy one new phone every year?
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Comment #49180323
What, if I assume we're employing nicknames here, is a pig butchering operation?
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Comment #49020152
It's pretty insulting to be called a pedophile for wanting privacy from bad actors.
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Comment #49009996
Doesn't that still ring true with the ideas in the article though? His ethics were in the right place, even if he did use AI to write it?
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Comment #48773627
https://dumbermini.com/ (LineageOS fork) https://commodore.net/callback/ (Sailfish OS) I too am a GrapheneOS Pixel 8 user. However, I am starting to realise even a screen this larg…
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Comment #48384878
Jellyfin is good. I'm currently using the Roku version
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Comment #48384459
On the topic that will likely pervade this news item: does anyone know the best FOSS TV system
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Comment #47776869
Isn't this type of reasoning okay to an extent until you (or in more humbling cases, someone else) points out it's no longer working?
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Comment #47216786
>Contactless payments already work on GrapheneOS via Curve Pay Are you sure about this? It was my understanding that NFC passes for gyms and stuff worked, but that if you want to p…
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Comment #47149619
What about some form of external auditing down the line to add legitimacy to these honeypot claims? Maybe open sourcing the technology as well?
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Comment #47121060
How? If you like playing Warhammer, go to Games Workshop. If you like climbing, go to a bouldering gym. I appreciate that there are probably some counter examples. But part of this…
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Comment #47113028
> What's the alternative? I don't know. Real world connection and a strong foundation of core friends, perhaps?
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Comment #47074740
Maybe not in your region, but here in the UK I think the majority of high street banks do not function on GrapheneOS.
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Comment #47046303
Shipping from whom? I haven't used Amazon in years. Entertainment - Blurays and CDs! Transport, who are we talking here? Unless you're giving Tesla your dollars, are you really sup…
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Comment #47045890
No, because most banking apps call upon the Google Play Integrity API, which GrapheneOS doesn't (or can't?) use. There's a decent list kicking around of which ones work (Monzo, for…
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Comment #46524667
While on the subject, does anybody know any good ad-blocking solutions for mobile phones? So far I have experimented with NetShield from ProtonVPN and https://nextdns.io/ with vary…
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Comment #46272494
What's wrong with Roku? They have a few ads here and there but I've always found the interface to be super slick. And they aren't Google, so not as harmful to share my data with? (…
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Comment #46119608
Hey bro, I saw your reply to my comment elsewhere asking if Revolut works on GrapheneOS. But I can't reply to it because the thread is locked. Anyway, it does. https://privsec.dev/…
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Comment #46106075
Not sure if it's been missed or I'm an anomaly. But as a senior level software engineer who graduated in the 10s, with a wealth of experience, I too (like the juniors who get repor…
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Comment #46070711
LinkedIn bothers me the least, even though it definitely has some of the highest level of cringe content. It's still a good tool to interact with recruiters, look at companies and …
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Comment #45941238
Is it at all possible he has an Intel Mac from 2018 that he hasn't been able to upgrade yet, likely due to insane cost? Because that's my thing
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Comment #45901793
This. Xamarin is MAUI. Xamarin was founded in 2011, acquired by Microsoft in 2016 (a year after Flutter was created).
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Comment #45578937
https://untrap.app/ for YouTube customisation has been a lifesaver for me. It can even be added to Safari as an extension, for £2.99. Also UBlock Origin for blocking specific eleme…
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Comment #45411582
>Apple really cares about my privacy, or they tell me they do and I believe them. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PRISM