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hayleox

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About hayleox

Software developer and open knowledge enthusiast in Cincinnati, Ohio. https://schiff.io

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    Comment #49200598

    Those are probably the best I've seen from a Linux phone, but still far too much of a downgrade for my uses. Even some of the photos taken in decently well-lit locations are notice…

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    Comment #49190333

    If they ever figure out how to get Linux onto a phone with a good camera, I'd pounce on it. I would be willing to put up with app issues and weird bugs and all the jankiness that c…

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    Comment #48044893

    This seems like perfectly correct enforcement of that rule. Yes, it's a terrible rule – it always has been. I am baffled that someone would think this is any different from how the…

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    Comment #47954285

    I've definitely seen it happen in meal delivery apps, though whether those count as "legitimate businesses" is up to interpretation.

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    Comment #47781708

    Trying to shut down a site by going after their domain names will always be a losing battle. As long as the link on their Wikipedia article keeps being updated, it'll remain easy t…

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    Comment #47781497

    Sure, I can see that to a degree. And there definitely is a bit of chaos during the transition period as everyone scrambles to figure out what the landscape looks like now. I could…

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    Comment #47781253

    I wonder if there's an advertising law angle here. If a company sells multiple products in the same product category, they really shouldn't be allowed to have them branded so that …

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    Comment #47780945

    The tools are available to everyone. It's becoming easier for hackers to attack you at the same speed that it's becoming easier for you to harden your systems. When everyone gains …

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    Comment #47628924

    I like simple no-frills function-first websites, but I don't consider it a good thing when an old-style website has text running across the entire width of my 1440p monitor. It's j…

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    Comment #47591457

    That dollar sign is awful. I kinda dig some parts of this, but my brain simply doesn't parse that as a dollar sign; it requires extra thought to recognize it.

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    Comment #47581151

    Agreed. When I redid my portfolio site recently, I specifically sought out a static site generator that wouldn't require JS, and picked a basic no-frills prebuilt theme. But I foun…

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    Comment #47347005

    It's less like having the house taken away, and more like having your house's street address reassigned to someone else's house. Sure, no one's taken your land. Your deed gives you…

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    Comment #47346858

    If the phrase "Java app" is in your vocabulary this laptop probably isn't for you. This is for the first-time laptop buyer or the basic needs non-enthusiast user or for a child. An…

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    Comment #47182746

    I think there is so much potential for AI in healthcare, but we absolutely HAVE to go through the existing ruleset of conducting years of research and trials and approvals before p…

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    Comment #47123907

    Yeah, I find the "we showed those idiots!" attitude kinda dumb when a lot of these concerns are completely real and valid. Like all of the comments about Tailwind are just "hey thi…

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    Comment #47018742

    On their forum, an Ars Technica staff member said[1] that they took the article down until they could investigate what happened, which probably wouldn't be until after the weekend.…

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    Comment #47006765

    What the hell is this?? If the product has terrible issues, just leave! Why are you grovelling before a corporation, begging for fixes, when you have other options? I totally under…

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    Comment #46895647

    > Can I play non steam games with the Steam Controller? > The controller can work with any game compatible with the Steam Overlay. Ughhhhhh. Looks like they're doing the same nonse…

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    Comment #46895118

    Ah yeah, that's a tough position to be in. Perhaps keep the old data but flag it as stale somehow? Could also be cool to try to somehow load some of this data into OpenStreetMap --…

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    Comment #46850360

    Seems to be dead? I went to report the misspelling of Columbus, Ohio, and discovered there's been an open ticket for 5 years. https://github.com/stevage/OpenTrees/issues/58

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    Comment #46849123

    The "75% of Debian archive builds" claim is exactly the same 7 years ago. In fact, look at this slide from the 2019 presentation: https://archive.fosdem.org/2019/schedule/event/roa…

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    Comment #46826483

    It's just a convenience app, but it's a pretty nice one. When I moved my main PC from Windows to Linux, I was definitely sad to lose the ecosystem of nice launcher apps (GOG Galaxy…

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    Comment #46757355

    First, they probably wouldn't win. Oracle lost Google v Oracle. Wine is pretty serious about clean-room principles -- they won't accept a patch from anyone who's ever so much as lo…

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    Comment #46735364

    I am more likely to separate two thoughts with space-endash-space than with an em dash and no spaces. It just feels weird to not type spaces, and I don't want to do space-emdash-sp…

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    Comment #46735201

    This comment isn't just amazing -- it's my new favorite comment on Hacker News.