lucb1e

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by lucb1e 5d ago
What's the advantage over, say, F-Droid?
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by lucb1e 5d ago
I wonder if all the slots that used to be filled with the things OP and I found interesting are now filled with LLM stuff (not saying AI because I'm interested in all the cool machine learning things, for example medical and game appli
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by lucb1e 7d ago
> most attacks were 90 seconds long ... there's no way I'm convincing an ISP to drop a pwned customer over that. Every victim (such as readthedocs), or even people sharing blocklists to avoid becoming a victim, blocking that IS
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by lucb1e 10d ago
> The false positive rate for Pangram 4 is something like one in 24,000. Gotta suck to be one of the 8B/24k=~300k people in the world whose writing pattern is falsely labelled as slop by this tool that people say is so accurate so c
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by lucb1e 10d ago
Ctrl+f clipboard, no results. What does "Secure Clipboard" in the title refer to? The release seems to be only the SMS/RCS app, rest is future: > We're also going to be overhauling or fully replacing the rest of the A
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by lucb1e 10d ago
The first ticket you link is not by someone who seems to work on GrapheneOS, at least there's nothing in their profile to suggest as much. The improvement they suggest is hardening, preventing basically nation state attackers who eithe
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by lucb1e 12d ago
> What they do not want is for people to become satisfied with subpar solutions instead of striving for bare minimum privacy/security standards. They want a Play Store alternative front end to at least be able to guarantee you are r
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by lucb1e 15d ago
This is exactly why I switched to Android. Running any Linux binary with just a small bit of patchwork to get Xorg running (this was before Wayland) felt like magic. So much power in your pocket, I could plug a keyboard and display into the
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by lucb1e 15d ago
The point is that you might know the people behind microG or trust them for any other reason, but not the people at Google
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by lucb1e 15d ago
Can you? I'm pretty sure if I try calling my bank or searching the website to confirm the developer's public key fingerprint, there's not going to be any answer. You have to ask Google's servers to give you the APK and t
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by lucb1e 21d ago
Yeah exactly :/
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by lucb1e 23d ago
Huh, why did I not see that variable in the grep results... ah, that line didn't match because I negative matched 0-9 but not 'nothing' (end of line in the config file). If it's just a configuration variable though, why
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by lucb1e 24d ago
My phone uses wpa_supplicant v2.10-devel-11 (from late 2021 I think) and I see in NeoStumbler that the record is at 227 access points (from this vantage point: https://osm.org/go/0GAnN~St0?m ) The query for anyone else
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by lucb1e 24d ago
> They use the words WiFi (or, as we say in Germany, WLAN) and "Internet" almost interchangeably. I was helping our neighbor with WiFi issues. They asked at some point if a "WLAN-Kabel" would solve the issue :) The sa
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by lucb1e 24d ago
Is 6 even ubiquitous for you? I bought my first WiFi 6E device this year, specifically because I want it to be future-proof and work well outside of the house (like on a conference), but all other phones, laptops, desktops, and access point
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by lucb1e 24d ago
I don't change phones every 3 years though, and my current AP/router is 8 years old. The only reason I got a new one is that I didn't have one with a VDSL modem built in, which we needed in our new flat. If the first devices
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by lucb1e 24d ago
That's the point of the article, that WiFi 8's point is lower latency and more reliability? > Instead, the organization is focusing on improving the reliability [...]. The stated goals of Wi-Fi 8 include a 25% increase in throu
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by lucb1e 24d ago
And how stably. Ours works amazing if you ignore that it duplicates packets 2-3 times for no reason (netting a few hundred megabits, many times the speed that VDSL is able to deliver here), but then it will die for a few minutes roughly onc
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by lucb1e 24d ago
for anyone else wondering, that new acronym means coax > MoCA (stands for Multimedia over Coax Alliance) is a technology that uses the existing coaxial cables
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by lucb1e 24d ago
On layer 2? I guess that would require a virtual network. For layer 3 and above, everything has an IP address so use that?
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by lucb1e 24d ago
Am I understanding that graph about "distributed-tone resource units" correctly that WiFi is finally going the way of Bluetooth frequency hopping? Ever since I found out that this is possible, it seemed like the obvious better cho
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by lucb1e 1mo ago
You're unhappy this site doesn't track you and needs not beg for permission to do so? I can't see anything being stored in cookies, localStorage, or sessionStorage. Let us know if you find that it tracks people in another way
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by lucb1e 1mo ago
From a western european perspective, I can think of only one country where misinformation appears to have been a relevant factor for climate policy. Sure, until the early 2000s or so, it was all a bit nonspecific and seemed expensive, but l
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by lucb1e 1mo ago
Not really the topic here but I actually think most people agree on most things; everyone wants to do right by them and theirs. We just focus on the areas where we differ in opinion on how to get there and have things to discuss
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by lucb1e 1mo ago
Bit of an easy claim without concrete examples as I gave. Would hold more water if you'd tell us which local or global culture does not have basic decency towards each other as a value / wants to cause any of the things I mentione
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by lucb1e 1mo ago
Most people agree on basic values. It's really not that big a stretch to appeal to such common values, seeing as rapid global warming would cause mass relocation, suffering, adaptation costs for those who can stay put, etc.
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by lucb1e 1mo ago
Anyone else seeing "net::ERR_SSL_VERSION_OR_CIPHER_MISMATCH"? Happens both in Firefox mobile and another browser that's a thin wrapper around Google's Chromium Webview. I'm surprised nobody mentioned it yet if firef
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by lucb1e 1mo ago
Or you talk with the others first to see what kind of setup everyone thinks is good. I'd find it strange if someone barges into my project with a pull request that fundamentally changes the design of a major component
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by lucb1e 1mo ago
I would if there were a grading scale that uses star suffixes :D
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by lucb1e 1mo ago
Well, maybe, but could that not also be the chance thing I mentioned? That it greatly increases odds, but a 'great increase' of 1% per decade is still not more than a third of the cases or so. Or it's the bypass charging that

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