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tmjwid
1mo ago
I definately got "Unauthorised bread" [1] vibes from the name when I first saw the thread. [1] https://shop.craphound.com/product/unauthorized-bread/
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tmjwid
1mo ago
I'll throw my 2 cents into the mix of "what works for me" posts. FreshRSS (share to Wallabag enabled) + Wallabag + KOReader (on kobo). I've been toying with the idea of trying to add Wallabag sync into Crosspoint, as I h
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4mo ago
As a kid, you never found a stack of porno magazines in the woods did you?
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tmjwid
5mo ago
For the same reason, plugging in an external keyboard is also a no-go since freshly updated iPhones are placed in what's known as a Before First Unlock state, which prevents wired accessories from working until the passcode is entered
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tmjwid
11mo ago
Yeah POCSAG is not encrypted here in the UK. You can still see all the emergency information from around the country unencrypted in realtime. They even broadcast the details of the emergency and a lot of times it's not nice. You do
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tmjwid
1y ago
I just installed this on my Wyse cam 2 after using the defang hacks for years. This works all the same but it is much better. Having working night vision where it isn't just randomly enabling the IR filter is great. Upgrade from dafang
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tmjwid
1y ago
It's always on GamePass as well, I'm not sure if this counts as a sale in these figures. Although I don't think Infinite Wealth was though so not sure.
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tmjwid
1y ago
For further listening, Cory has produced a podcast for CBC that might be a good accompaniment to this article called "Understood: Who Broke the Internet?".
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2y ago
Yeah my bad.
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tmjwid
2y ago
I can't imagine many here (UK) will really care, we've had multiple breeches of privacy imposed on us by the powers that be. - Removed incorrect assumption of this not being reported.
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tmjwid
2y ago
It's an engine port from the decompilation project RE3. A lot to changes to get it to run
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tmjwid
2y ago
My Eink phone can do this (Hisense model), but the sacrifice of using one might be too big just for an on-demand QR code.
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tmjwid
2y ago
I use a HP T640 currently as my main "home lab" server and I'm planning on relocating the old Dell/Wyse Zx0Q to my mums as a backup server. I run about 20 different containers at the moment and run TVheadend bare metal w
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2y ago
Jellyfin is one of the bigger ones for sure.
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2y ago
Same here, I think it's a sign...
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2y ago
Qobuz sells popular music in 24bit flac. Bleep and Boomkat sell more obscure stuff. Your best bet is thrift/charity stores and ripping CDs. Super cheap and plentiful and albums are still put out on CDs.
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2y ago
When my dad died last year from aggressive relapse of cancer, his death rattle was so intense my mum couldn't deal with it and had to leave the room when it was happening, it's a disturbing experience. She's still traumatised
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2y ago
If I was to guess, it might be RHVoice from FDroid as they are using a custom rom.
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tmjwid
2y ago
The HiSense A5, A7 and A9 range of phones could be your answer. Problem is it is a Chinese domestic market phone. A9 does have a GSI of LineageOS with working EINK refresh modes available on XDA so this could be your ticket if the 4G bands
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3y ago
Luckily, cash is still a majorly accepted payment method over here from my experience. I did my weeks food and charity shop shopping all with cash on the weekend. Markets are still very accepting of cash as an example. We have options still
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tmjwid
3y ago
No you are right, but my point was that it was an unnecessary observation in my opinion. Pointing out our choice on EU membership brought zero additional discussion to the points they made. Just like our little conversation now :)
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3y ago
I wrote to my MP about this and got a response. They agreed with me that it is "important to protect users' freedom of expression and personal privacy". They "do not believe it is right for encrypted messages to become d
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3y ago
Mustn't grumble is in my opinion our national motto. We do have dissidence, but is met with contempt and apathy. Look at the national outrage over just stop oil stopping some cars on the a motorway. The rage was baffling, mass psychosi
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3y ago
Maybe not, but lets not split hairs here. The op was discussing comparing nations and used a blanket "EU" moniker to denote this. You know, our next door neighbours of similar economic size...
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4y ago
My wallet has never been so happy (and sad at the same time)! My C220 is getting some new gear.
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4y ago
" to free up their spectrum for... what exactly?" Whatever/whoever comes with the most amount of £££. Same old, same old.
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4y ago
I'd say her reaction was pretty negative than charming. Her only example of its use is paparazzi which says it all really. It seemed to me she was mortified at the idea and I can understand why.
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4y ago
This is the way you are meant to hold a phone anyway. In the manuals it states this (e.g apple says 5mm-15mm from your head). This is to reduce SAR.
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4y ago
Wasn't Vanced a modified version of the official YouTube app ? I think that's why it was nuked. Newpipe is just an extractor is has no copyrighted code in it from Google.
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4y ago
I keep seeing these Censorship laws all the time but something always gets in the way of it being put into law or practice. Is there anything different this time or is it another terrible attempt by our government to look like they're
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