morserer

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by morserer 12d ago
For clarification, this is completely true of the US, without needing to speculate, thanks to a combination of FISA 702, the ECPA, CALEA, EO 12333, and the CLOUD act. It all has legal footing in the States. However, it's not at all the
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by morserer 12d ago
It's a legal problem (granted, you could still call that both a scaling problem and a cost problem), not a technical nor infrastructural one. That's where Quad9 has specific experience with public hosting that Mullvad doesn't
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by morserer 3mo ago
I can't find evidence for this anywhere. Can you provide a source?
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by morserer 3mo ago
Does your wife have ADHD? She may not be physically capable of learning from her mistakes without the use of frameworks built to address the disorder. If she's unsure, it's worth looking into. The immediate relief available by way
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by morserer 4mo ago
From the little that I know: Every abuser in my personal life whom I've learned about--most of whom I'd also met and spent time with before learning of their deeds--are extremely charismatic people who make active efforts to bot
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by morserer 4mo ago
Smart move! You have lpcamm2 just sitting around in a drawer? Or did you get last-gen?
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by morserer 5mo ago
Ideally yes, otherwise any other AOSP-based ROM. There are many, and they support far more devices than Graphene, though implementations of e.g. Google Play services is more hacky. The most well-known: https://wiki.lineageos.org&
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by morserer 5mo ago
Because the job itself has now changed, and they haven't. Their output speed might have been eclipsed by that of the engineers who efficiently adopted the new tooling. Where I work, the power dynamics have shifted wildly. There are a n
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by morserer 5mo ago
Confused, doesn't all DDR5 support inline ECC by default? Or are you talking about the ability to enable it in the BIOS/OS?
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by morserer 6mo ago
I thought this was interesting, so I checked your sources > Insane take truly. First, CCW carriers are statistically the least likely to be involved in any kind of "violent life ending incident". Sure, you could argue this, wit
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by morserer 6mo ago
https://tboteproject.com/ https://tboteproject.com/git/hekate/attestation-findings https://web.archive.org/web/20260314094348/https://tboteproj...
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by morserer 7mo ago
Probably none. I grew up in Mexico--spending a few years in or near Puerto Vallarta, specifically, funnily enough--and the M.O. of the cartel is overwhelmingly geared towards keeping a VERY low profile. Their whole purpose is to be quiet an
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by morserer 8mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7373566 :)
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by morserer 8mo ago
Hmm. I'm on a stock Arch install and had no latency or quality issues to speak of. Bluetooth works out of the box using `bluez` and `blueman`, though Bluetooth is still Bluetooth, with inherent latency. Some headphones have low-latency
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by morserer 8mo ago
You're so welcome! The soft modular synth is called The Grid, fyi. Little square button on the lower left corner of any instrument lets you see it in Grid form. Oh, man, and just wait until you find out that you can modulate literally
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by morserer 8mo ago
This is a simultaneously insane yet deeply delightful concept. Does anyone have the link to that discussion?
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by morserer 8mo ago
Iirc it was to force the extra step necessary for the user to acknowledge that the AUR can bootstrap malware if used blindly. This seems to be a relatively consistent discussion surrounding AUR helper development; for example, adding UX to
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by morserer 8mo ago
Came here to say this. Archinstall rocks. Regarding why Arch doesn't "invest" in a graphical installer, it's worth mentioning that Arch's installation image has a different design philosophy than most installation m
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by morserer 8mo ago
Bitwig was developed by ex-Ableton devs, and the layout is incredibly similar. It's a very easy transition compared to coming from a DAW like FL or Logic. It's also a really attractive offering once you hear about it. It's
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by morserer 8mo ago
People don't flag comments because of tone, they flag (and downvote) comments that violate the HN guidelines ( https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html ). I skimmed your comment history and a ton of your recent c
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by morserer 9mo ago
Yes, the author used an AI translator to transcribe his original article, written in Chinese. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46414040
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by morserer 9mo ago
They don't necessarily need one to do their jobs. Signal is centralized, hosted on AWS, and through a mixture of legal procedures codified by US law and their bundled gag orders (PR/TT order, SCA warrant, FISA 702, and usage of NS
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by morserer 9mo ago
"not easily verifiable": true. If you have the IMEI, this will answer whether or not a Pixel is Verizon-sold, and thus, bootloader-locked. https://www.verizonwireless.com/bring-your-own-device/#check...
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by morserer 9mo ago
This is true, and important. Thanks for the reminder. The list linked above (and the price tag deduced from it) is restricted to unlocked phones only for this reason.
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by morserer 9mo ago
Then don't be. Go email the mods.
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by morserer 9mo ago
Unrelated to bootloader or rooting. Pixels are the only phones that adhere to the device requirements that are listed in the FAQ. https://grapheneos.org/faq#future-devices
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by morserer 9mo ago
https://unifiedpush.org/ fixes this for a number of apps. Self-hostable. Battery life is still better than stock in my case, and it's just as reliable as sandboxed Play. Highly recommend.
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by morserer 9mo ago
If it's any consolation, preview builds are reproducible at the point that the embargo ends. A bit better than the definition of binary that we're used to. https://discuss.grapheneos.org/d/27068-grapheneos-sec
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by morserer 9mo ago
Goodness, friend, where were you looking? A used 256GB Pixel 8 in good condition is $320. https://swappa.com/listings/google-pixel-8?carrier=unlocked&...
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by morserer 10mo ago
Your criticism is fair, however, not everyone keeps their Android phones configured thus. A growing minority of users--whom are the target audience of software like this, I suspect--maintain sole root access over their phone, or otherwise r

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