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freedom42
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Comment #26481626
You got some reasons. But the picture as a whole is different. Many can't make enough money to take care of their loved ones. Many are not lucky to have a grandma that pushed their…
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Comment #26481123
Does this work?: Enable it, then set home and work. Then disable it.
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Comment #26480935
Recently, Google shared data about Google Docs which led to an unnecessary arrest. "Police confirms that Disha was arrested after Google shared details." https://www.indiatoday.in/…
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Comment #26480876
Here is something from 2021. "Police confirms that Disha was arrested after Google shared details." https://www.indiatoday.in/technology/news/story/disha-ravi-a...
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Comment #26480620
Thanks for explaining. That's unbelievable. That's a really stupid law right? I mean elementary-school-kid-bypassable kinda stupid.
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Comment #26480452
I think Google recently took out the syncing capability from Chromium. Things like that. Edit: Also the manifest v3 thingy which made Ublock Origin operation restricted, also I thi…
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Comment #26480353
Wow that's actually really sad. Imagine that happening to people without backups (means many regular people). The way I do it is I format the drive on Linux. Then format it as ext4…
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Comment #26479596
The thing is even if people don't wanna repair themselves they might wanna change a battery. Or get something minor done cheaply by a 3rd party. But Apple goes so far out of the wa…
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Comment #26479430
Then idk what this comment [1] means. Maybe someone could clarify? [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25915295
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Comment #26479240
Because the direction Chromium is heading is in large part controlled by Google, more than Firefox. Also Chromium still has Google bits, otherwise ungoogled-chromium won't exist ri…
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Comment #26478798
Does that measure have an inherent bias? Is it like saying kids with parents that tolerate each other are successful? When they don't tolerate, they separate and are not a two pare…
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Comment #26478632
I usually agree with leftist views and I feel like having both parents is good for the kid. Maybe only fringe leftists believe otherwise. Or maybe it's lacking context, for example…
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Comment #26476030
PSA: pfSense is closed-source [1]. It was discussed last month here on HN [2]. OPNsense is the equivalent FOSS alternative [3]. [1] https://github.com/rapi3/pfsense-is-closed-sourc…
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Comment #26473230
Edit: Commented something without reading, deleted. The advantage of POWER9 is fully open firmware and hardware while being really powerful. They won't beat the latest AMD in perfo…
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Comment #26472881
A bit offtopic. All AMD, Intel and ARM processors come with binary blobs that can't be disabled or removed which could potentially control your whole computer (Intel Management Eng…