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cristiioan
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Comment #35876396
I don't have specific recommendations for improving your development skills, I can suggest a few things that may be helpful given the circumstances: - Download as many ebooks as po…
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Comment #35850098
After using a Linux phone (specifically, the PinePhone) as my daily driver for the past 19 months, I must say that the overall experience has been quite poor. While basic functions…
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Comment #35738136
I'm not sure if I will add it to my searx instance. The problem is that Brave gets more shady over time(shady BAT "donations" to creators, Brave VPN, ads on the homepage, and the l…
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Comment #35399281
They link to an LTT video, but guess what? The video links back to another website: ameliorated.info. The source code linked by the website is also hosted on there. For me it seems…
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Comment #35279469
I don't think is that harder. Also, my Framework(bought in Austria and than shipped it to Romania - still in EU) was actually sold by a company registered in Germany.
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Comment #35277748
EU servers are still up, but very slow
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Comment #35262154
I was able to apply with my student account(it has copilot and pro for free).
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Comment #35135778
Ok, so you find an idea this way. But guess what, it is already taken by most probably another startup/small company.
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Comment #35135636
I'm trying to find startup ideas first, not to verify if my startup idea is worth. And I wouldn't verify it in such a way. I have read books already on the subject and this seems l…
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Comment #35135618
There are many tools like lsd, bat, fd and a few more.
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Ask HN: How do you come with a startup idea?
What strategies can one employ to generate an innovative startup idea that outperforms existing options, similar to how Plausible created their privacy-focused and user-friendly an…
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Comment #35117635
Getting that level of trust is the hardest part. If you don't mind losing performance, HEADS + Qubes OS try to get that on older thinkpads.
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Comment #35117607
Isn't that only when using lockdown mode?
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Comment #35117573
Better is to have all your devices in a trusted place(or multiple) or with you all the time(in a backpack).
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Comment #35117562
This is why I keep all the hardware I use at home or in my backpack. If I have to go to the bathroom, I will take my backpack with me when I'm not at home.
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Comment #35111924
I find the idea great, but there are a few issues with it. The biggest ones I have found is that when there are multiple people flying from the same airport, it won't redo the math…
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Comment #35111629
I can't imagine myself using such old hardware. It is cool and I like it(old thinkpads are awesome) but the slowness would hit me every time I do something a bit more intensive(lik…
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Comment #35095088
After using Mullvad for a while now, I believe they care about privacy more than others. Maybe I'm wrong.
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