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Comment #49053439
FWIW, I vibe-coded https://meteo.karteum.ovh/ a few months ago for my own use-case (it interfaces with open-meteo.com. Click in the map to add points, and click in the point to get…
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Comment #48889425
"this will force the average user to upgrade their phones" A lot of phones don't receive any upgrades after 1 or 2 years... I wish that Google would have forced vendors to implemen…
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Comment #48801785
2 questions : * How can it can do 2-side printing ? (on a normal printer, you may print all the odd pages, turn the whole thing, and print all the even pages) * Won't the cutter ex…
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Comment #48790388
You might want to bring a 100 $ old Lenovo such as x200 (ideally with Libreboot, to justify youself) Or you may go further and bring a 30 $ used/old laptop with 1G ram and a stippe…
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Comment #48758223
> Well… you can run android without google? You can only run LineageOS on smartphones that allow unlocking the bootloader (which is more and more rare), and properly release the ke…
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Comment #48459687
Can anyone explain me what went wrong with http://www.cacert.org/ and why they are not supported by any major browser ?
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Comment #48126127
The algorithm/method of vote determines a large part of the political landscape (and in the US, only 2 significant political parties can realistically exist. People have to choose …
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Comment #47369369
You can connect to 4G with your root-enabled Linux PC and a USB dongle or minipci module. Carriers don't care about your application processor, they only care about the baseband. I…
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Comment #47368863
IMO code generated by AI (which was trained on a lot of copyleft codebases) ought to be systematically on an open-source copyleft license.
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Comment #47318239
It's not only the issue of SoC modems but about the whole integration (RFIC, LNA/PA, RF switches, antennas...). The more bands you integrate, the more difficult it becomes (or with…
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Comment #47305528
Apart from the comparison with Protobuf, how does it compare to flatbuffers, capnproto, messagepack, jsonbinpack... ?
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Comment #47269177
Could Anthropic consider to relocate in Europe ? ;)
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Comment #47177865
Actually the GSM spec existed in 1993 :)
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Comment #47165282
More and more things require a Google-certified Android phone (and will not work with jailbroken/rooted phones, unlocked bootloader, and so one : banking apps of course, but also m…
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Comment #47073984
Speaking about "batteries included" LuaJIT, people might be interested in https://franko.github.io/gsl-shell
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Comment #46894602
I am not native english so maybe it's just me, but I think the title is misleading because it suggests that Debian could be struggling with a situation where developers would massi…
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Comment #46804179
720p is OK for me and I also almost don't notice. 480p is really noticeable (and totally unacceptable when you pay for a subscription...).
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Comment #46797525
> All major browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Brave) have native Linux builds. Full support. No compromises. Full support ? I thought that the DRM were not the same (e.g. Disney+ an…
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Comment #46663963
That's great ! FWIW I generated a small web app (I am just starting to experiment with Claude and Devstral and that seemed a good exercise :), and put it online in case it would be…
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Comment #46494896
> Have you ever used windows on a $100 second hand laptop? Who talked about using Windows ? Many of my family/relatives (most of which have zero knowledge about computers, and litt…
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Comment #46387512
Possibly, but I don't see why those people would buy a new MacBook rather than a used 100$ laptop (which would be both better for their finances but also for the planet...)
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Comment #45725362
I have happily used nanokvm ( https://wiki.sipeed.com/hardware/en/kvm/NanoKVM_Pro/introduc... ). (N.b. unfortunately the ATX board cannot be ordered independently, so be sure to or…
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Comment #45681702
Morpheus : "The human body generates more bioelectricity than a 120-volt battery and over 25,000 BTUs of body heat. Combined with a form of fusion, the machines have found all the …
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Comment #45568483
Not entirely sure, but I heard that the "Pixel 911 bug" (e.g. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37714579 ) could be related to an IMS bug. Since operators are liable with regard…
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Comment #45433617
I wish that the diff/patch would be able to better take into account moved data (not only as deletion+add but with with a proper semantic indicating the moved block). This would bo…