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shopvaccer
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Comment #41373595
>that Wine/Proton helps make the Win32 and DirectX APIs a sort of de-facto cross-platform standard when it comes to things like desktop gaming, and that this is a good thing for th…
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Comment #38396546
I've been using an antimalware system which has been highly successful at blocking all sorts of malware. It's where I don't run invasive closed source programs on my computers and …
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Comment #38396372
I don't think it's a fair comparison because in the PC market the bootloaders are (usually) unlocked and the firmware (usually) operates via an open standard like UEFI or BIOS... w…
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Comment #38147653
> for a time, FTX was considered the most trusted exchange in crypto. citation needed
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Comment #37834603
I think OpenGL is important as a simple, "universal" legacy standard. As long as it's supported (with reasonable performance), through something like Zink it's fine. As someone who…
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Comment #37824198
>mainly because android is multiplatform and rust, by it's nature, is only available for what it's built for Android is one platform: android. I thought rust worked across multiple…
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Comment #37767531
With respect to grapheneOS on samsung, I don't think it's about security. It's about openness, there is already samsung knox (or whatever it is called, samsung dex?) so clearly the…
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Comment #37767307
I have had a pretty similarly bad experience repairing my pixel 4a the other month. Purchased a new screen and kit from ifixit for 1/3 the cost of buying a new phone, even had to g…
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Comment #37766970
I can't speak for stock android, but I can say AOSP (GrapheneOS, CalyxOS, lineageOS and such) is a much better experience than iOS. The free software ecosystem is nice cause the mo…
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Comment #37617113
What kind of websites? You mean like social media sites that are obfuscated to prevent scraping? I suppose, it would have to be quite reliable. I don't know how relevant this is, b…
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Comment #37561245
What's that? I can't hear you over the shop vac