criticalfault

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by criticalfault 5d ago
what about flatpak?
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by criticalfault 2mo ago
I didn't really check the code, but I'd be interested to know if it uses quic and if the connections are eliminated based on registered encryption keys. this way it might be a bit easier to self host
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by criticalfault 2mo ago
well, this doesn't sound good. what cathode material is used as an alternative to not make home battery a chemical weapon in disguise?
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by criticalfault 3mo ago
i have the same sentiment. upon opening the site, I immediately got vibed feeling so I closed the tab.
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by criticalfault 3mo ago
These guys don't answer emails. Same for qwant. Sample of two, but I'm assuming french companies don't like to being contacted n English.
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by criticalfault 3mo ago
what is 'this level of cold' exactly?
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by criticalfault 3mo ago
only replying to the first link: isn't sourcing (buying or manufacturing locally) parts for Chinese cars made in Europe a good thing?
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by criticalfault 3mo ago
didn't the scientists connect colorectal cancer with antibiotics and digestion tract biome?
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by criticalfault 3mo ago
too little too late. Andreas already said it in the latest video: ladybird has a basic and fast Implementation for content blocking in the pre-alpha version. Mozilla just shows a disconnect from reality if they start working on it now, in 2
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by criticalfault 3mo ago
not according. to my experience. regulation questions. even the simple ones, AI gets all the time wrong. it wasn't Mythos, but other models like opus. I can adjust the view on this topic if/when we get access to mythos.
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by criticalfault 3mo ago
or acpi.
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by criticalfault 3mo ago
it's an UEFI Problem they seem to have dealt with this for the server hardware
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by criticalfault 3mo ago
there is an explanation: Motorola is extremely bad at software. opinion based on their support system, correspondence and android updates,
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by criticalfault 3mo ago
and is Qualcomm is sleeping on Linux?
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by criticalfault 3mo ago
"In 2018, Google removed its original motto from the preface of its code of conduct but retained it in the last sentence." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don't_be_evil
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by criticalfault 4mo ago
not 100% sure if theirs... the tomorrow war marvels the punisher witcher
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by criticalfault 4mo ago
they made a deal with Motorola, from next year we should have an alternative. in any case, google started to cause issues with pixel 10, so it's not as easy to port it
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by criticalfault 4mo ago
one person's villain is another person's hero. I imagine if they would be named and shamed, they would get huge contracts in companies like oracle.
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by criticalfault 4mo ago
wouldn't this apply everywhere? let's say agriculture. if you make one tone of tomatoes, one family cannot consume this in a year without becoming red. so should farmers also give it for free? what about artists? it's not tha
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by criticalfault 5mo ago
I wonder if this could also work for (e)uv
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by criticalfault 5mo ago
does ipv6 require Dual Stack Operation?
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by criticalfault 5mo ago
since you have a lot of experience, can I ask what do you think about this: - skipping cmake completely? would this be feasible? - integration of other languages in the project? - how to handle qt?
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by criticalfault 5mo ago
I meant it's fine for others to want to move faster and hire more people (like Google). just replying to your sentence. it's fine for others to want things different... About ladybird, I think it is quite a good benchmark: - they
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by criticalfault 5mo ago
that's fine. point is that Mozilla is wasting money and having 4000 people working on chrome may not be the correct benchmark.
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by criticalfault 5mo ago
https://www.tb.pro/en-US/thundermail/ Hosted Securely in Germany Your emails are protected by strict EU privacy laws and hosted on infrastructure you can trust. With servers located in Germany, Thundermail
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by criticalfault 5mo ago
take the reference of ladybird. in a couple of years they built the engine from scratch. it's going to soon enter Alpha. how many people from ladybird built that engine? about 10? all while everyone has said that modern web makes this
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by criticalfault 6mo ago
we were also sad. still the browser I ever used. but, maybe the company didn't adjust well? maybe it was a bad time to do this, but ladybird is not a big company and they seem to be progressing well.
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by criticalfault 6mo ago
I didn't really follow opera since Chinese buyout and migration to blink. any real proof for the Chinese spyware statement? is it really bad? is it better than Google spyware?
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by criticalfault 7mo ago
*wouldn't have said
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by criticalfault 7mo ago
if you would say you are writing about zed, I'd think you were writing about vscode. I can't believe the latency of browser based editor is acceptable to people

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