keyme

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by keyme 6mo ago
Poor kid. The irony of scarring this kid for life over completely normal behavior, in order to "protect him from abuse", is hopefully not lost on all of you.
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by keyme 1y ago
Indeed, as is obvious to anyone productive. Taxes come from the productive and entrepreneurial, of which of the 10k that did leave are a big portion, and that's before actually comparing the incomes as opposed to the net worth.
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by keyme 1y ago
"The UKs 3.06 million millionaires". LOL. Every geriatric with a centrally located apartment is a "millionaire" nowdays. But I'm sure the "tax justice" network doesn't actually understand the differen
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by keyme 1y ago
Even connectivitycheck.gstatic.com doesn't seem to be responding, making Androids think they don't have internet access.
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by keyme 2y ago
2 years ago when backpacking in East Africa, I went from "there is no way I'm ever doing this" to taking nothing but those moto-taxis ("boda bodas") even for 40 minute inter-city rides with a 12KG backpack on my bac
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by keyme 2y ago
Is it 5G only or does LTE also work?
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by keyme 2y ago
Perhaps it is no longer realistic to push such a huge changeset into linux anymore. Could this be solved with some hypervisor layer? That is, a hypervisor doing most of the work (in rust) and a small support layer upstreamed into the kernel
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by keyme 2y ago
This is an audit that is actually meant to get results
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by keyme 2y ago
Isn't there some kind of statue of limitations in us tax law? That's stuff from 11 years ago.
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by keyme 3y ago
Usually the esims you're referring to are data only (have no number). The sim registration requirements throughout the world are only about sims that have numbers attached.
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by keyme 3y ago
Keyboard layouts should be legally required to be standard.
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by keyme 3y ago
Whatsapp is known for banning accounts that use any kind of third party clients. For Android users on iMessage (insane achievement!) obviously this isn't such a big issue, as they didn't have an account before, so the sanction of
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by keyme 3y ago
This is essentially a backpacker hostel. If that's how you look at it, the price looks quite alright to me.
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by keyme 3y ago
The bit about the phone getting hot and crashing hints at a vulnerability being used. I would consider an android app sandbox escape bug to be the lowest level of difficulty in mobile phone exploit chains.
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by keyme 3y ago
I actually know nothing about ads. When you post a graphical ad, what do you actually post? Is there a file format? HTML? Video? Is there a difference if you want your ad to appear inside apps rather than the web?
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by keyme 3y ago
It's almost as if you could use something like that for voting...
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by keyme 3y ago
China *also has a backdoor in to. FTFY
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by keyme 3y ago
How many lived?
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by keyme 3y ago
Sure. That'll make your precious iPhones more secure.
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by keyme 3y ago
People here just love their locked bootloaders for some reason. But once you free yourself of this silliness, and root all your devices after unboxing, you'll be good for yet a few more years. Of course it'll only keep being this
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by keyme 3y ago
I have no source handy, but I vaguely remember a GPS module present on board (I've likely seen that on some youtube teardown).
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by keyme 3y ago
Good work! There's an immediate application to this research, and that's answering the following question: How does the implementation of their geo-fencing enforcement actually work? As you may know, you can't use starlink in
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by keyme 3y ago
If you had a machine that prints money, you wouldn't sell it, would you? You would run it yourself. It's the same case as with high-end electronic components since 10-15 years ago. No one can/could produce their own smartphon
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by keyme 3y ago
Why? In all, the original crime is equivalent to dumping a big piece of trash in the forest. Faking stuff for youtube is not a crime. Obstructing an unnecessary investigation is a big deal only because people fear-mongered us to believe it&
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by keyme 3y ago
Life exists as a way to release trapped energy that simpler processes weren't able to. Look at us, releasing fission ennergy trapped in heavy atoms by supernovae.
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by keyme 3y ago
Not with a production phone, where the euicc (esim chip) only has the production 3gpp certificates installed.
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by keyme 3y ago
A whole new dimension of almost Lovecraftian horrors opens up, and this half assed AI shit is about to permeate every aspect of technology. Imagine what'll happen to the few people that "fall through the cracks" of some unkno
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by keyme 3y ago
I'm sure this has nothing to do with all the "defund the police" bullshit from a while ago.
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by keyme 4y ago
I think we're around the point in time where it would be reasonable to establish a kind of "nature preserve" for people who collectively want to reject most of the post 2005 (or so) technology. I want my car to have no ECU wi
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by keyme 4y ago
And the rest of us plebs are to be stuck with the Samsung fab again. Great.

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