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tigrezno
4mo ago
You talk like it's the government who is blocking those ips. It's a stupid right wing judge, friend of La Liga's owner who is allowing such a scheme. Spanish congress approved recently a way to stop such a thing.
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tigrezno
5mo ago
you talk like there isn't censorship in american AIs, like Israel topics.
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tigrezno
7mo ago
Yup, tried Graphene but went back to Android because of NFC payments.
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tigrezno
7mo ago
IIRC openclaw will star the project automatically on setup
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tigrezno
8mo ago
you can buy every individual component and build it yourself, it's absurd (I did some years ago)
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tigrezno
8mo ago
what about Graphene?
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tigrezno
8mo ago
The next two years of software engineering will be the last two years of software engineering (probably).
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tigrezno
9mo ago
Gnome is bringing global shortcuts AFAIK in the next stable version
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tigrezno
9mo ago
Too bad the examples are not Typescript, because it's a totally different beast.
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tigrezno
9mo ago
So can we consider "intelligence" when that simulacrum is orders of magnitude stronger?
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tigrezno
1y ago
Syncthing-fork is only distributed by f-droid and direct download from github. F-droid is essential for many apps.
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tigrezno
1y ago
For years I've managed all my TOTP codes with KeepassXC. Not a single problem, great software.
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tigrezno
1y ago
On android I degoogled almost everything by using Fossify apps. Only gmail and maps remain for obvious reasons. My photos are now synced with Syncthing through my wireguard vpn. Calendar/Notes have local backups that are also synced. T
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tigrezno
1y ago
These clipboards are a privacy problem when you're sharing your screen. So many times a coworker has copy/pasted and a dialog with even passwords have been shown on screen...
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tigrezno
1y ago
I like Shorts. They strip all the unnecesary sponsors and chatter.
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tigrezno
1y ago
Capitalism is ending with AGI/ASI, that's for sure.
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tigrezno
1y ago
I'd love to buy one but I'm seeing they are reeeally slow at software upgrades
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tigrezno
1y ago
With homeassistant you don't need yaml for 99% of automations. I'm sure OP posted the source code of the automation but used the graphical UI to make it. You also have the possibility to use Node-Red for that.
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tigrezno
1y ago
AI will kill youtube. You'd be able to watch youtube with like 20 seconds global delay while an AI will silently skip all the ads it finds. It will be our personal content censor.
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tigrezno
1y ago
North Koreans are also good people but I'm not visiting that country ever
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tigrezno
1y ago
I also use the monthly view
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tigrezno
1y ago
Me too, but I hate having the useless Thank You app installed
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tigrezno
1y ago
I don't get this. My current air purifier (philips) costs like 150€, includes an air quality sensor and the app reports shows graphs with PPM, VOC, whatever. Why would I pay double for a device that doesn't even filter the air of
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tigrezno
1y ago
Only problem I see is that it's a difficult to remember IP address. I know cloudfare or google dns because they are extremelly simple.
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tigrezno
1y ago
and books occupy physical space, something I can't afford on my tiny apartment
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tigrezno
1y ago
this is the way
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tigrezno
2y ago
wow you're full of hate
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tigrezno
2y ago
20 years? no jobs for sure. AI will do everything
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tigrezno
2y ago
that's normal price for art though, any rich guy can afford it very easily
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tigrezno
2y ago
or any PLA plastic since you're covering it in sand
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