gib444

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by gib444 4d ago
> idk why you ask GOS these questions It's called a discussion forum. This isn't GOS' personal press release website. They can use their own website for that. > They know their stuff They can link to sources then to sho
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by gib444 5d ago
> GrapheneOS does not accept any funding with strings attached. What role do you have the project? Or where is their public commitment to that statement?
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by gib444 5d ago
A business: hiding everything is expected. To do otherwise is negligence An individual: you're a pedo if you use a VPN Give over.
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by gib444 5d ago
Issue could have been closed by a mis-click, an AI bot gone wrong, a misunderstanding of the issue etc. You can't assert it was deliberate unless e.g. you work in the team that handled it and have inside knowledge. Agree GOS should hav
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by gib444 5d ago
The GrapheneOS team did not respond to an email report either [0]. Does that mean we can draw similar conclusions from the GrapheneOS team? I don't think that would be fair or correct, so why assume malice from Google just based on the
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by gib444 5d ago
I guess the best advice remains to only use wifi to connect to a router which forces traffic over a VPN and never use mobile data? Do any similar leaks exists on iOS currently?
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by gib444 5d ago
You make a good point: as a project becomes more commercialised, you can expect regressions like this.
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by gib444 5d ago
Pointing out regressions wouldn't make someone a hater. That would be a nonsense accusation and a childish conclusion to draw.
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by gib444 5d ago
It's all 'links' (phone numbers, URLs etc) that are broken. Not just one time codes.
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by gib444 5d ago
> out of the box Right. Installing Google Messages is not "out of the box" just to clear up the sibling comment as they are a stickler for accuracy. It is not installed by default
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by gib444 5d ago
Alpha lowers the expected level of polish and stability - it doesn't make every regression equally acceptable. It is a reasonable criticism even when released to the alpha channel. Further, I believe it's reasonable for users&#x27
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by gib444 5d ago
N.B. User completely rewrote their comment - it previously claimed the app used Electron
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by gib444 5d ago
It's in the alpha channel. Go in to the 'App Store' app, go to Messaging, 3 dot menu and change release channel.
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by gib444 6d ago
> Unless they're full puppets for foreign interests It's an open secret that Russian money is deep, deep in European politics.
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by gib444 6d ago
More expensive fuel, spy cameras everywhere, President acting like a mad King... the USA will need another revolution as it's turning into England :D
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by gib444 6d ago
Are enterprises using those free models for app development? With any kind of market share figure that isn't a rounding error, compared to eg Codex, Claude et al? You tell me - what are their intentions? I wasn't really thinking o
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by gib444 6d ago
Is it fast enough for Apple to disable transitions in the UI? just kidding, I know Apple knows better - UIs are meant to have lag :)
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by gib444 6d ago
Your comment doesn't answer my question. > Having pilots fighting over the controls is not a situation anyone wants Nor crashing and killing 5 people.
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by gib444 6d ago
I wonder: would PM have taken control if they had more experience on the 767?
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by gib444 6d ago
I'd say that was even a goal of the AI companies. It's not in their interest to generate human-maintainable code
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by gib444 6d ago
I'd be shocked if a ton of contractors haven't worked for X since then
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by gib444 6d ago
Oh god, they're actually going to directly hoover up electricity supply and cause it to get massively more expensive for us mere mortal domestic users trying to stay alive
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by gib444 6d ago
> The whole idea is to make the largest-looking bread possible using the smallest amount of solid material, in the least amount of time Good old post-WW2 poverty thinking that never went away because profit
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by gib444 7d ago
Totally right. It's definitely banned to suggest there is any astroturfing. We definitely shouldn't suggest that astroturfing happens.
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by gib444 7d ago
> just not that of anyone around them. What people around me? I exist in my own bubble. It's hip and rebranded selfmaxxing or something these days Get off my lawn !1
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by gib444 7d ago
The $100 iPhone price rises, the $20-40/yr Apple Care for iPhone price rise?
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by gib444 7d ago
Definitely. They'll be like the obnoxious people on public transport who play music and videos out loud, people who don't give up seats to the elderly etc
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by gib444 7d ago
£1200 / £1300 and 256GB storage lol (Pixel 11 512GB / 16GB RAM is also £1200 - not an endorsement) edit: and Apple Care got a huge price increase (31%) on the new Pro: the 2 year £179 option is gone - now it's £129 for 1 yr.
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by gib444 7d ago
All existing iPhones: https://www.macworld.com/article/3229342/iphone-price-increa...
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by gib444 7d ago
Think of how bad the average big company is, and realize half of them are worse than that

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