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yepthatsreality
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Comment #30407325
I’d say the non-technically inclined groups of people do not care. Instead of privacy being dead there will always be a corner of the population that does not care. That is okay, l…
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Comment #30406984
This is at the JavaScript level but I would love to see someone release a browser with a side-by-side JS VM and Lua VM, just as an experiment to what the web could be like with a b…
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Comment #30394910
They can identify you if you’ve ever used any other information with it. Why do you think they want you to have a Microsoft account? It isn’t dramatic at all, it’s the blatant trut…
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Comment #30389861
Define “traces”. If it hits Microsoft servers with your reg key, then you’re cooked.
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Comment #30380763
Really at this point users should band together to steer Firefox back into better graces. Really all that’s needed is a bunch of servers running Firefox with something like Playwri…
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Comment #30378653
It means voting with your wallet and helping push society away from corpo traps like this.
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Comment #30374445
Apple pundits will never be able to do this unless the other pair of shoes were made by Apple.
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Comment #30366990
It's not chic though so can you call it a success just because it's possible and works but you have to put a little effort in?
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Comment #30366935
Yeah yeah, we know Linux isn't in the perfect state for Apple die hards. This article isn't about how nice it is to use Linux and how everyone should switch, it's about the advance…
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Comment #30365441
It’s not forked from Gnome but KDE tends to stay out of your way pretty easily and supports just as much as Gnome (with some Wayland caveats) if not more. In fact KDE community is …
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Comment #30363383
Also NY repealed a state law, 50-A, which is one of the major laws preventing scrutiny and review of police departments and officers. Still more to go on that front though as the n…
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Comment #30314884
I disagree, there are plenty of other ways. Mozilla has just chosen to position themselves under this one.
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Comment #30306663
I’m a big proponent of a competitive open web. This is probably just more marketing companies coming up with more tracking attributes. I think Mozilla has great tech. Having said a…
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Comment #30247030
Because it’s a point for general usability arguments for the mass public. It’s a feather in the cap of ChromeOS which is a variant of Gentoo, so why can’t it be that for other Linu…
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Comment #30245815
It already is thousands but the games just need to go through Valve hardware vetting. AppDB (WINE) and ProtonDB will give a better picture at what’s possible.
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Comment #30245776
Plasma has given me everything I could need. For 80% of people that’s going to be a web browser. Outside of that I had no problems migrating my work flows to Linux native apps. The…
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Comment #30245150
If you think Microsoft buying a bunch of studios will lock in gaming forever then you know nothing about the gaming or software industry.
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Comment #30245122
First people complain that no one will use Linux because theirs no hardware. Then they complain they can’t use Linux because of the software support. We now have both and now peopl…
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Comment #30223769
> (maybe except versioned backup). And encryption.
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Comment #30223750
No, considering they don’t encrypt Iphone backups in Icloud.[0] [0] https://venturebeat.com/2020/01/21/apples-icloud-backups-are...
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Comment #30196669
Apple never deploys dark patterns?
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Comment #30194468
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Comment #30175017
Wordle Desktop, a small modern handcrafted Wordle clone built on Electron that uses 3GB of RAM.
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Comment #30167810
Turning off PS2 emulation in BIOS was huge for me on battery savings as well as the other steps linked in other comments.