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- Comment on Android won't kill sideloading after all, but new verification rules will make it harder 3 hours ago:
Weird that they want to do all the verification themselves and not just allow certificate signing using verified CAs. Oh well it’s not weird because we all know Google does this to fight back against third party stores and to get developers back to their shitty one and of course to better track them.
- Comment on Danish Forces Are Mandated to Fire Back if U.S. Attacks Greenland 6 days ago:
The US has missile warning systems in Greenland. If they attack Greenland these systems will probably become targets. This means that it would be an extremely stupid tactical move that puts the US in danger.
- Comment on France delays G7 to avoid clash with White House cage fighting on Trump’s birthday 1 week ago:
Oh man if only I could watch UFC instead of going to my job meetings.
- Comment on OpenWRT router 2 weeks ago:
Maybe the OpenWRT One?
- Comment on Being a "sleeper agent" sounds awesome. "You just want me to chill and be a normal dude... for money. Yeah put me down for 5 years, make it 10 actually. 2 weeks ago:
It’s like you’re having a conversation with yourself.
- Comment on Introducing Hypermind: A fully decentralized, P2P, high-availability solution to a problem that doesn't exist. 2 weeks ago:
Fun :(
- Comment on ublock Origin can get rid of Cookie Banners 2 weeks ago:
I hope, EU legislation will force websites to accept a global “Auto-decline”/“Minimum-possible” configurable in the web browser, in which case no banner can be shown. IMO, that’s how it should have always been.
The banner is a stupid solution. Tracking and ad profiles should be completely banned instead.
- Comment on A self-hosted approach to long-term file storage and control 3 weeks ago:
Those are perfect reasons to use it.
- Comment on Israel ranks lowest in global brand index 4 weeks ago:
Every Israeli I have ever talked with is at the top of my list for most racist and awful people I have ever encountered. The delusional and brainwashed bullshit they spout is so awful I try to actively forget it.
- Comment on The dominoes are falling: motherboard sales down 50% as PC enthusiasts are put off by stinking memory prices 4 weeks ago:
Oh I didn’t even think of this. There are so many companies that could get into trouble because of this, and they will all get mad at the AI bullshitters.
- Comment on AI-generated code contains more bugs and errors than human output 4 weeks ago:
I tend to get decent results by saying I want neither A or B when asking for C.
- Comment on Vince Zampella, video game developer behind 'Call of Duty' franchise, killed in mountain road crash 4 weeks ago:
This is more apophenia than numerology.
- Comment on Visa says AI will start shopping and paying for you in 2026 4 weeks ago:
That’s the same instruction it has from the start.
- Comment on Creating apps like Signal or WhatsApp could be 'hostile activity,' claims UK watchdog 5 weeks ago:
Said proudly by the hostile actors.
- Comment on 4 reasons Plex is turning into the thing it replaced 1 month ago:
That’s awful.
And illegal.
- Comment on 4 reasons Plex is turning into the thing it replaced 1 month ago:
Interesting, thanks.
What about Emby Theater?
- Comment on Israel | Ben-Gvir's fascist lynch-mob wears noose lapel pins 1 month ago:
I hope with all my heart that these people get hanged and their little pin is pinned proudly on their hanging body.
- Comment on 4 reasons Plex is turning into the thing it replaced 1 month ago:
Nobody talking about Emby?
Why not?
- Comment on Windows 11 is getting a redesigned Run dialog 1 month ago:
They removed the browse button, which some people used.
- Comment on Gravity! 1 month ago:
Gravity is just centrifugal force.
- Comment on Proton launches privacy-first alternative to Excel and Google Sheets 1 month ago:
If you use Mullvad you get a token instead of an account. It’s not linked to any email address. You can then pay directly to this token using crypto. You can even send cash in an envelope. If you use Tor to get a token and pay, you’re as private as can be.
The thing however is that VPN providers can always see what IP address is using their service. So however private your account and payment is, in the end you always have to trust the provider that they are not logging IPs.
If you are buying from Mozilla, then both Mozilla and Mullvad get access information. This means that buying from a reseller is less private by default.
- Comment on I hate how inescapable politics are on Lemmy, but ya know, at least nobody's constantly asking how I wipe my butt or pick up my dog's poop then completely ignoring me when I try to answer. 1 month ago:
**American politics
- Comment on Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 update improves and breaks dark mode 1 month ago:
I think you can change your keybinds in Gnome and KDE to do it like you want without any tinkering. I’ve changed some common shortcuts to superkey ones on Gnome. Not sure about other DEs.
- Comment on Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 update improves and breaks dark mode 1 month ago:
Kali is not for actual every day use.
You can install all of its included tools on whatever distro you want.
- Comment on AI finds errors in 90% of Wikipedia's best articles 1 month ago:
The tool doesn’t just check the text for errors it would know of. It can also check sources, compare articles, and find inconsistencies within the article itself.
There’s a list of the problems it found that often explains where it got the correct information from.
- Comment on Australia | Teenagers sue over social media ban for ‘violating their right to communicate’ 1 month ago:
Grow up addicts. You can communicate with tons of other apps.
- Comment on Dangerous Firefox WebAssembly bug went undetected for 6 months 1 month ago:
They praised WebAssembly so hard but it’s obviously such a dangerous vector.
- Comment on Everyone's got a fetish, I guess. 1 month ago:
Was only the shaft part of the penis tested?
- Comment on Self-Hosters Confirm It Again: Linux Dominates the Homelab OS Space 1 month ago:
It seems Windows was a bit less than 15% and 61% of those were on Windows Desktop. So I guess those people just used some Windows PC and put it in a closet.
- Comment on In 1982, a physics joke gone wrong sparked the invention of the emoticon - Ars Technica 1 month ago:
Oh I read that completely different. With a “if we would all use it” in there.
