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8d ago
I simply hope this ushers a new wave of data sovereignty in Canada, and makes our elected officials more conscious of where our data resides and is processed.
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8d ago
I wish I could just add my homelab server hostname to the pool, my IP change regularly :(
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9d ago
The only reasons I bought the X4 once I saw the ads - the price - the custom firmwares Once they kinda dropped the ball by making it harder to flash if bought elsewhere than their store, I started looking elsewhere. If I had to buy a simila
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11d ago
> nextcloud: slow and unreliable, and more enterprise-targeted now bewcloud could be a lean alternative for home users if that's something you'd like to offer.
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13d ago
Instead of having AI inside LibreOffice, AI has LibreOffice inside https://simonwillison.net/2026/Sep/1/#:~:text=and%20the%20Li...
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23d ago
I hate my Powkiddy retro game console because of this. What's the point of a portable console if it's doesn't work with all the USB-C cable I have? I'm so annoyed they cheaped out that I don't even plan on buying an
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28d ago
Maybe the touchpad is better than others, but using a touchpad is terrible in the first place. No way I'm not carrying a bluetooth mouse.
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1mo ago
It should attempt to save in the same file format originally used for single-layer or otherwise simple edits, and only use XCF if needed to retain the extra information that cannot be otherwise preserved.
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1mo ago
The 10TB drives right now cost as much as the 20TB drives I bought a year and a half ago for my NAS.
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2mo ago
What I find particularly annoying on Windows is that it tries to take over the Passkey workflow with Windows Hello. I wish I could just tell it to not handle Passkeys at all, and let me deal with it through my Password Manager (KeePassXC) a
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3mo ago
Is that because of some regulatory requirements that they don't support physical 2FA?
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3mo ago
Isn't Podman Desktop a decent alternative?
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3mo ago
I have to rewatch Robin Hood: Men in Tights in his honor.
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3mo ago
Why? We do conditional access at the Azure level, and a device that doesn't meet some compliance policies on their machine (Windows, macOS, Linux) is unable to access their corporate account until they remediate that.
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3mo ago
Easier to report issues and have a fix implemented?
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3mo ago
> For filter coffee, however, the ultrasound-brewed version performed even better: participants significantly preferred it overall, particularly rating its bitterness as more pleasant. I'm surprised by this, my assumption from hot c
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3mo ago
Install it at night with gloves, wipe it to avoid fingerprints, and this hoodie https://hackaday.com/2023/03/06/adversarial-ir-hoodie-lets-y...
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3mo ago
They just received a massive PR opportunity on a silver platter: our model is so good the government forced us to shut it down.
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3mo ago
yeah, I had low expectations but not that low. I ended up using it on "lite websites" to read the news while commuting to work on the free wifi.
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3mo ago
QR codes are nonetheless useful at bridging the gap between the digital and physical world. You have a physical copy of a document and you want to retrieve the latest digital copy? A QR code on the cover page or on the document footer works
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4mo ago
I stumbled upon the Biscuit fork of Crosspoint, which basically make it a tiny covert pentest tool while also keeping ereader functionalities. To be seen if it will keep up with the OG Crosspoint. https://github.com/yattsu&#
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4mo ago
I do appreciate what Fedora does, particularly on the subject of immutability. OStree and Bootc are great mecanisms that are based on existing concepts (git and OCI containers). IMO that is a great step towards stability and security.
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5mo ago
But by doing that he would need to maintain more code, which is unreasonable if it isn't something he wants. And someone using the Notepad++ brand without his consent isn't cool, as if something goes wrong, people might assume tha
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5mo ago
Absolutely no way I'd buy anything from Meta that has a camera built-in.
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5mo ago
I wouldn't mind seeing BcacheFS compared too, despite the current falling out between the main dev and Linus and its exclusion from the kernel (which will hopefully be a momentary thing).
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5mo ago
Upgradeability and ease of repair. I can imagine a BlackBerry-style keyboard showing up at some point, or maybe even something that isn't a keyboard (ex: a mini arcade joystick + buttons for games)?
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5mo ago
The Jaunt by Stephen King is another of my favorite https://readsonlinefree.com/stephen-king/308254-the_jaunt https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Jaunt
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5mo ago
It's likely that the onboarding system for activating and linking the Kindle to an account will no longer work after a factory reset, and you will not be able to progress further.
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6mo ago
Because to me it's good enough, the syntax is simple and it's totally readable in plaintext, which makes it the ultimate format against vendor lock-in.
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6mo ago
Looks like that isn't stopping Dolby. https://www.techspot.com/news/111865-dolby-sues-snap-over-vi...
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