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With Apple Watch that's always listening, what's at stake is public perception
(manualdousuario.net)
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In search of the hypothetical iPhone Duo buyer
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6d ago
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7d ago
"Unfortunately" for whom? I'm pretty ok, even happy, with him out.
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LibreOffice breaks download records after declaring it has no AI features
(manualdousuario.net)
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8d ago
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Tech (Or Political?) Choices
(manualdousuario.net)
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23d ago
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Another Week on Linux
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What's the most memory-efficient way to check the weather forecast?
(manualdousuario.net)
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1mo ago
I guess the issue isn't that his backups “failed”, but that Mullenweg allegedly deleted evidences and lost devices on purpose.
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Matt Mullenweg's Messages Went Missing Amid a Failed Backup and Two Lost Devices
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BasicSync and Synctrain: solid apps for bringing Syncthing to phones
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DuckDuckGo launches glasses and promises they're private
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I don't like the "Human-made" badging trend
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2mo ago
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Boox Go 10.3 (gen II) Lumi: First impressions
(manualdousuario.net)
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2mo ago
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The Scrolly Chair
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Samsung will delete your health data if you don't let them use it to train AI
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2mo ago
Except this isn't a “me” situation. I mean, I can (and did) stop using Meta platforms, but everyone around me is sticking to them, and sometimes I appear in a photo or something, not to mention the infamous shadow profiles that Meta ke
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Four awful new privacy-eroding features from Meta in a month
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2mo ago
That's what one does when its product and public perception is way behind competitors.
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2mo ago
Opening the multitasking screen and swiping up the app force stops it, I guess.
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Why does WhatsApp drain so much phone battery?
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3mo ago
Yes, but you can federate selectively, as in choosing which other instances you want to. And, yes, federating turns you responsible for the content of the other instance (IMHO; not legal advice or even fact checked).
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3mo ago
The feds will go after the instance admin that is sharing pirate content.
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Odd Gestures in Public
(manualdousuario.net)
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3mo ago
Just like in Justice, where every suspect always say they are to blame when they did commit a crime. (It's a great book, Mark and co. are more awful people we thought they were.)
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Devs reading this, please start making your apps less memory hungry. All the people running any computer appreciate.
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3mo ago
Ask every Windows 11 or Google consumer that doesn't give a damn for AI and, yet, has been almost forced to use Copilot and Gemini…
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3mo ago
Why this post was flagged?
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3mo ago
I wasn’t trying to convincing anyone anything. But that these glasses with cameras are pretty popular among pervs is a fact.
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3mo ago
No, it wouldn’t.
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3mo ago
Blog owner here. The notification prompt uses standard browser support for this. I know many people don’t like, but there are some that appreciate getting updates this way. FYI, every major browser has a global switch to disable notificatio
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