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nebalee

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    Comment #48966334

    It's not like the preceding generations were any different, until they had to do work on a PC.

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    Comment #48833934

    It's below 'Author Details' and above 'Related Articles' and links to the english text only. Here is the multi-language, multi-format page: https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/…

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    Comment #48833842

    No, the regulation requires that the system can be turned off or just the warnings; however the manufacturer wants to do it. > 3.1.2. It shall be possible for the driver to manuall…

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    Comment #47836973

    With the storage cost crisis which will make future phone more expensive I'm sure a lot of people will wish they could prolong the lifetime of theri current device with a battery s…

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    Comment #47836901

    With the replaceable batteries the people at least have a choice. Without the option for a battery swap you had to buy a new device and throw away a otherwise totally fine one.

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    Comment #47217940

    Yes, please. It's a shame that privacy as a feature so often comes with a hefty price tag.

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    Comment #46922787

    There's https://github.com/afwbkbc/glsmac but that still has a lot of work to be put into.

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    Comment #46348753

    Afaik, at least Fedora has the privacy extensions disabled by default.

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    Comment #45372133

    The 20 dollar minicomputer has not become the 200 dollar rgb keyboard. You can still get a ~20 dollar Raspberry Pi minicomputer that runs Linux and has low power consumption: The P…

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    Comment #44551150

    And game consoles, home computers or VCRs provided ample opportunities to experience this during setup when using the RF connector. Also, the successful 1982 Poltergeist movie had …

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    Comment #43414984

    Neat, but England is wrong. The area highlighted when clicking is the United Kingdom.

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    Comment #42634579

    Neat. The printer bit made me roll my eyes, though. They could not get a printer work with the desktop OS that is Windows, and after also unsuccessfully attempting to get it to wor…

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    Comment #42227401

    > When you create perverse incentives you attract systematic cheaters. We literally conducted this experiment in Germany. Now the government is trying to roll out a restricted bene…

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    Comment #42135064

    Does it still work when I take a photo of the screen with a camera?

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    Comment #41808326

    Discussed earlier on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41283761 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41336944

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