maybe something like "make hardware as quickly as software" would be clearer
I don't doubt they will cost more than the Pixel line, but I'm somewhat skeptical that the hardware will be higher quality. Perhaps my idea of what Motorola is capable of is outdated.
It doesn't feel intellectually honest to suggest that expert witnesses are there for any other reason than to promote the case of the side that hired them. They rarely outright lie, but "try to make facts fit a…
Doesn't the entire court system hinge upon both sides attempting to make facts fit a predetermined conclusion?
As someone who gleefully followed along as the Web3 hype train derailed, an important distinction is that crypto turns every believer into a salesperson, by design. There were some that were truly passionate about the…
I agree that it will increase Firefox's market share in the short term, but I'm concerned it will decrease the number of people using adblockers in the long run by adding friction to the process. I would expect most…
I use Firefox, but I'm concerned that this move will change the narrative around the use of adblockers. Chrome is so dominant that if you have to go download a browser like Firefox with such a low market share,…
> There was a bone-chilling moment when my (very young) kids were playing with toys together and when asked what they were doing, they responded with "role-playing." If this was bone-chilling, I have some bad news:…
Yeah, Valetudo is the way to go. I have it on a couple of Dreame L10s. Integrates well with Home Assistant via MQTT, too.
They support actual Google Play Services in a sandbox: https://grapheneos.org/faq#google-services
> “There definitely shouldn’t be a law against allowing people to do what they want within the framework of the rule of law,” McGeehan told WSAZ. Well, technically true. Making operating within the law illegal would…
The Simpsons episode was spoofing The Twilight Zone.
What sort of issues? I'm also running NixOS on mine.
I used to use Chrome for Google stuff, but recently I found the Multi-Account Containers Firefox extension. Works really well for splitting up a work profile, accounts tied to your real identity, and casual web browsing.
It isn't even slightly racist. It isn't a comparison of morals between the H1B worker and U.S. citizen; the employer simply has more leverage over the H1B worker.
You misread the parent comment. It didn't say the government could protect data well.
Isn't that where we currently are with centralization?
In terms of software, Signal and Jitsi are great alternatives to WhatsApp and Zoom. People don't use them because of network effects, not because the incumbents are inherently superior.
The parent comment didn't say they couldn't, it said they shouldn't.
Not sure what the parent was talking about specifically, but the ACLU has fallen into the trap of pursuing partisan politics. They have leaned hard into anti-Trump rhetoric to the point that it consumes almost all of…
Impostor syndrome is when you see yourself as an impostor but are actually competent, not vice versa.
There are relatively inexpensive Z-Wave thermostats on Amazon, if you'd like to avoid the internet-connected requirement in the future. I have a couple of GoControl's.
While this works, at a certain point it starts to make more sense to use something like Nextcloud.
Providing invitations to random people on public forums is strictly prohibited, and can get the inviter's whole invite tree banned. Googling "RED interview" should provide you with an alternate pathway in, however.
Censorship is a concept broader than government.
maybe something like "make hardware as quickly as software" would be clearer
I don't doubt they will cost more than the Pixel line, but I'm somewhat skeptical that the hardware will be higher quality. Perhaps my idea of what Motorola is capable of is outdated.
It doesn't feel intellectually honest to suggest that expert witnesses are there for any other reason than to promote the case of the side that hired them. They rarely outright lie, but "try to make facts fit a…
Doesn't the entire court system hinge upon both sides attempting to make facts fit a predetermined conclusion?
As someone who gleefully followed along as the Web3 hype train derailed, an important distinction is that crypto turns every believer into a salesperson, by design. There were some that were truly passionate about the…
I agree that it will increase Firefox's market share in the short term, but I'm concerned it will decrease the number of people using adblockers in the long run by adding friction to the process. I would expect most…
I use Firefox, but I'm concerned that this move will change the narrative around the use of adblockers. Chrome is so dominant that if you have to go download a browser like Firefox with such a low market share,…
> There was a bone-chilling moment when my (very young) kids were playing with toys together and when asked what they were doing, they responded with "role-playing." If this was bone-chilling, I have some bad news:…
Yeah, Valetudo is the way to go. I have it on a couple of Dreame L10s. Integrates well with Home Assistant via MQTT, too.
They support actual Google Play Services in a sandbox: https://grapheneos.org/faq#google-services
> “There definitely shouldn’t be a law against allowing people to do what they want within the framework of the rule of law,” McGeehan told WSAZ. Well, technically true. Making operating within the law illegal would…
The Simpsons episode was spoofing The Twilight Zone.
What sort of issues? I'm also running NixOS on mine.
I used to use Chrome for Google stuff, but recently I found the Multi-Account Containers Firefox extension. Works really well for splitting up a work profile, accounts tied to your real identity, and casual web browsing.
It isn't even slightly racist. It isn't a comparison of morals between the H1B worker and U.S. citizen; the employer simply has more leverage over the H1B worker.
You misread the parent comment. It didn't say the government could protect data well.
Isn't that where we currently are with centralization?
In terms of software, Signal and Jitsi are great alternatives to WhatsApp and Zoom. People don't use them because of network effects, not because the incumbents are inherently superior.
The parent comment didn't say they couldn't, it said they shouldn't.
Not sure what the parent was talking about specifically, but the ACLU has fallen into the trap of pursuing partisan politics. They have leaned hard into anti-Trump rhetoric to the point that it consumes almost all of…
Impostor syndrome is when you see yourself as an impostor but are actually competent, not vice versa.
There are relatively inexpensive Z-Wave thermostats on Amazon, if you'd like to avoid the internet-connected requirement in the future. I have a couple of GoControl's.
While this works, at a certain point it starts to make more sense to use something like Nextcloud.
Providing invitations to random people on public forums is strictly prohibited, and can get the inviter's whole invite tree banned. Googling "RED interview" should provide you with an alternate pathway in, however.
Censorship is a concept broader than government.