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Comment #17769939
It's time to bring fanny packs back, but please don't turn them into power banks.
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Comment #17763028
> So what company that once it gets into a position to bully won’t? All of them will. All of them need to be regulated better instead of just getting a slap on the wrist. Just don'…
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Comment #17762763
Not being in a position to bully everyone else really improved their attitude. Microsoft is my friend now! They wouldn't abuse us if they were on the top again, right? ------------…
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Comment #17736160
I can't find the article but I remember reading how Google is closing the platform more and more. That's the reason why many people are forced to use MicroG since things are routed…
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Comment #17716846
You're better off just going the power user way and making your own user.js file https://github.com/pyllyukko/user.js You can use version control, options persist between restarts …
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Comment #17700872
https://old.reddit.com/r/LineageOS/comments/879e9o/unofficia...
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Comment #17700670
> It's not that different from running any software from the internet. I don't run "any" software as root or with even more privileges, so I would classify random kexts from the we…
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Comment #17700571
That's why I only use Android with ROMs like LineageOS where I can block apps from opening on startup and running in the background (you also get more granular permissions for free…
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Comment #17687952
"[..] They (kexts) run at the OS's highest privilege level; ring-0."
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Comment #17685334
Isn't a "little" insecure having to rely on random kext and random internet files to run your base system? Or are they always open source or something? I know very little about Mac…
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How do you archive, deduplicate and search e-mails offline?
I have thousands of emails from multiple accounts. Some of them are .eml and others are entire .mbox mailboxes. I would like to be able to search them and also import new emails (m…
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Comment #17628258
I would be even more worried about DNS/domain hijacking if the HN stories I hear are true. Not only technical issues but social engineering of the domain ownership. Whatever you do…
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Comment #17410768
It's just EEE, they'll slowly introduce better features (with a colossal marketing budget) and after they gain the userbase back they'll close it down. Until I see a solution for t…
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Comment #17304476
Some login servers that you go through, like Skype's, share the same IP address that many "anti-telemetry tools for Windows (10)" are blocking.
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Comment #17258928
I see. For some reason it was updating the database but not the software itself. I had to dowload the installer again.
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Comment #17252682
And MalwareBytes is still using 7zip 18.01
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Comment #17222110
I think the network effect is too great to ignore. I would guess the number of potential contributors you get just by using GitHub, where many people have an account and know the w…
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Comment #16937434
And it has to keep up with Gnome/GTK too. I heard it's not easy.
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Comment #16934878
I don't know much about licenses: is Matrix and/or the protocol safe from Facebook, Google and co to pull the same thing again? Feels like EEE is inevitable when these companies al…