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Comment #49203914
Are you reading it as if the Nepalese government had a data breach? Given the positive connotation of 'welcoming', I read it differently but I can see the confusion indeed
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Comment #49203906
And police officers make a living off of crime; ambulance personnel wouldn't get paid if nobody got sick or injured. What's the point of that observation?
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Comment #49203846
Eyeing that title and given the more more concrete article introduction sentence > Scientists using the U.S. National Science Foundation Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope have made …
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Comment #49162341
I'm not sure I understand the question. What would prevent you from doing what these people did now that LLMs are here?
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Comment #49060323
15 quid that it won't work without installing an app that could have been a website or a card swipe terminal
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Comment #48984436
If you enjoy this, you may also enjoy the `atc` binary that is shipped alongside tetris and other classics in Debian's bsdgames package. Also exists for Ubuntu ( https://packages.u…
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Comment #48971375
I found it reasonable because there's no need in this specific case but you do often use quotes and this could be a good middle ground of annoyance (line complexity) and getting th…
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Comment #48963529
I tried looking it up but "“sadge” The word you've entered isn't in the dictionary." Care to say more than whatever slang I presume this is?
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Comment #48963505
Yes, still down. The HTML loads eventually with the query contents, but no CSS, much less query results
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Comment #48963477
No issues here with Firefox on Linux or Android 11 (installed from F-Droid in case that matters). Strange. I wonder if it's a network difference rather than the workstation setup
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Comment #48962318
There's a highscore system but considering it's a matter of time before that gets cheated, the first run where I didn't struggle with backspacing into a previous command (which is …
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Comment #48962061
Switching categories does not restore scroll position to top, so you start to type what shows as being on top and the whole list changes to "you've got the first command wrong and …
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Comment #48875971
Why call it "Ant" and not "Antjs" or "Ant.js" when there is already Ant from Apache? https://ant.apache.org
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Comment #48578903
Seems unlikely/strange that all these clones would miss this little thing of using the derivative instead of the accelerometer directly so that it 'actually works' > But the signif…
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Comment #48578857
From an accelerometer's point of view, there is no observable difference between standing "still" (on earth's surface, moving some km/s around its axis, which also moves around the…
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Comment #48578727
note where I wrote: > su'ing to the user ID of [another app] Look, I have root, so you can hack me! And my bootloader is wide open, too! In your words: > > Root access and an unloc…
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Comment #48578660
Sure, we can have different opinions on what makes a useful Linux distribution. Either way, you can't install Ubuntu Touch on just any phone. That Volla supports that alongside the…
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Comment #48578628
Thanks, but there's no way anybody here hasn't already heard all of that. GrapheneOS' statements are inevitably reposted to every thread and subthread that touches on the topic. Ye…
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Comment #48578486
> Contrary to popular belief Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. Got any? The rest of the comment consists of even vaguer statements about how it's better in every…
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Comment #48578459
Somehow that stands in stark contrast with the many Fairphone users that I know use their device for many years. One of them uses it as their primary computing device, not owning s…
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Comment #48577564
Privacy is when nobody is looking, whether that's because they cannot look or because there's nobody that looks. Security is the former: actively denying someone or something the a…
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Comment #48577060
> Grapheneos is fully open source and comes with 0 Google services. And calls the open source microG a threat while encouraging people to install google mobile services, convenient…
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Comment #48576937
> giving out root willy-nilly is not more freedom. It's more like letting your child play on the 5th floor of a half-constructed building that's about to be exploded I take it you …
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Comment #48576855
Nah, Android is not a really a proper Linux system that 'supports' Linux software within any reasonable definition of the word; not anymore at least Root nowadays gets you very lit…
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Comment #48576779
Oh, one vendor supporting multiple OSes! I hadn't clicked through ( https://volla.online/en/operating-systems/ ), that is neat indeed and quite a unique selling point among mobile …