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“I hate computers” “I hate the internet” stop lying and just say you hate capital
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Got another spambot requesting registration on my server. This was the masterpiece they included in their request:
Hello, I’m excited to join this community. I value respectful, meaningful conversations and aim to contribute positively. My interests include [briefly list relevant topics or hobbies], and I’m looking forward to connecting with like-minded people here. Thank you for your time in reviewing my application.
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@Stephen Childs I'm thinking I'm going to suggest a time in early September, find a restaurant, and get some core questions and figure out what people want to talk about
With #3DPrinting being so accessible and #PCB manufacturing being reasonably inexpensive, I wonder how much I'm underestimating how difficult it would be to design and build a fully #FOSS #game console. I'm thinking something reminiscent of the #NES; I'm not trying to compete with modern consoles.
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@Digit At the moment, I'm very broke and my executive function sucks since I'm off ADHD meds, so it'll probably take forever for me to finish, but It's something I want to do.
It does look like someone's beaten me to it, but I'm not trying to be the first, just to enjoy the challenge.
the Gametank guys were at #hope_16:
Yup. Several have.
And indeed. It's the adventure, the learning, the creating, more than the having.
(and yeah, I hear ya on the executive functioning fails... I've never yet had medication for my ADHD (not even officially diagnosed), this place is a mess... and yet, when the idea struck, and I followed the inspiration, the whim, at the start of this month, much to my astonishment, I made a fin, from zero to proof of concept, in less than a week, and development continues... ks392457.kimsufi.com/drnw/fin.… | codeberg.org/Digit/fin/ | youtu.be/dhJaNQi8400 😮 ... So it happens when it happens. #ADHD -> #VAST 😁 )
TIL that a glasses case that I've owned for over two years folds down flat. That would've been handy to know sooner.
I have an appointment that I have to keep today. I'm sure it's purely bureaucratic red tape but it's been kicking my anxiety into high gear again.
I miss having literally any stress tolerance at all.
It was in fact bureaucratic red tape. That said, my spoons have been completely depleted for the day.
Arson is just crime brûlée 
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Could the AI ,,coders,, please hurry up & leave me behind?
I’m so tired of fixing their whoopsies.
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@Binder
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Sigh...
Bad news: I am in crisis again.
Good news: Who wants a job?
Looking for somebody with executive function and a driver's license with the ability to bring some grounding kindness to a burned out autistic trying to get her blazing dumpster fire back down to a smolder.
Need help with all sorts of adulting, my cog is just fried. Pretty flex just need extra brains and body.
Pay $20/hr 5-10hr/wk.
#Guelph area
Boosts appreciated.
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@iwein aw thanks! I think it could be really awesome, with the right connection.
Probably lots of people could use similar pairings. Spoonies needing a lil extra support, and folks looking to pick up a bit of community minded work that nourishes their soul a bit.
Probably lots of people could use similar pairings. Spoonies needing a lil extra support, and folks looking to pick up a bit of community minded work that nourishes their soul a bit.
Hey fedi, what MacOS 9 software should I check out?
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Hey Fedi, I could use some help with this one. I'm in over my head.
We have an #Insignia portable #WashingMachine (model: NS-TWM16WH9). The agitator has suddenly stopped, well, agitating. It makes a buzzing sound as though the motor is being engaged, but no motion. A quick internet search identified a slipped belt as a plausible culprit, but I found what appears to be the belt at the botton of the machine, and it seems perfectly fine, though I don't know if it's perhaps the one that spins the drum (which is working fine).
It doesn't throw an error code, or give any other indication that the computer is even aware there is a problem.
Any ideas what else the issue could be? At the moment, I have it sitting unplugged as I don't know if there's a big ass capacitor in there, storing a charge waiting to strike me down when I go prodding, and to be honest, I'm decidedly in over my head on this one. At least it soesn't seem to require security bits though.
I'm sure it's out of warranty and we can't afford to replace. Any suggestions would be welcome. Boosts appreciated.
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I never saw a washing with 2 belts (but I'm not saying the don't exist) so if the best is fine I'd look for exhausted brushes on the motor, which are two pieces of graphite that wears down and eventually have to be replaced. #repaircafe
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I would love it if people had the same level of "Wikipedia isn't always right, you know" skepticism about... literally all other sources, regardless of context.
It's so weird how for decades most people around me were like "whoa, gotta be careful, can't trust wikipedia" and now many of those same people are taking whatever AI cooks up hook, line, & sinker.
I'm beginning to think it was never about actual info quality or actual critical thinking.
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!Friendica Support
I've been having trouble following the user @hairylarry. My server throws an error that it can't find a published feed, however I am able to follow @screwlisp who is on the same server. I suppose it's technically possible that they've blocked me, but that would surprise me as we've interacted recently and I didn't discern any hint of any kind of problem.
I've been having trouble following the user @hairylarry. My server throws an error that it can't find a published feed, however I am able to follow @screwlisp who is on the same server. I suppose it's technically possible that they've blocked me, but that would surprise me as we've interacted recently and I didn't discern any hint of any kind of problem.
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@jerry
What can I say. I'm good at what I do.
Actually, I have no clue. One thing I have noticed about gamerplus.org
When I want to make an external link to a post, first I click on the post and I get something that looks like
gamerplus.org/deck/@me@social.…
Which might not work. But if I take /deck out
gamerplus.org/@me@social.jlamo…
It works.
Let me know if either or both of these work for you.
Thanks
@screwlisp @Jerry on Friendica I managed to get it working. I'm really not sure what changed, but I think that @hairylarry following me first made a difference for some reason.
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@jerry
They actually both worked for me but with a different look. Without /deck the post was large and in the center. With /deck it was in the right column.
???
Who knows ???
Is anyone else having trouble logging into their #Posteo account?
@uoou Yeah, I woke up to my mail client complaining that it hadn't been able to connect since about 1AM. Web interface was throwing an error after I supplied 2FA. Literally a couple minutes after I asked, the problem resolved itself.
I guess it just wanted to make me look silly.
Edit: God, I hate touchscreen keyboards
Just throwing this out there, but does anyone happen to know of a good 찐빵 (jjinppang) recipe? I've been trying to find it for years. You'd think that for all the stores/restaurants specializing in Korean food in the area I'd have been able to find it, but no.
I'm sure I could google a recipe, but if I'm going to go to the trouble to make it (which I understand is somewhat extensive) I'd like to know I have a good recipe.
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Any burrito is a breakfast burrito if you have it for breakfast.
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Made those (apparently) viral potato lentil burritos a couple days ago and they were amazing, so we made a giant stock pot's worth of filling to freeze in batches.
They're stupidly cheap, delicious, and really high in fibre (which we're old enough that we care about that kind of thing now).
I am happy.
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Looks yum! Thanks for the Markdown version. Did you use little red lentils, or the bigger green ones?
Welp, #Debian 13 is out. I wonder how long it'll take me to get around to upgrading. Every time I do, something always breaks. It's always fixable, but annoying.
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Just had an appointment with my family doctor. Mostly good news, except for the fact that when we discussed finally being able to go back on #ADHD meds (which I had come off of because we were worried about them worsening another issue) he's going to want me to be re-evaluated for ADHD.
I can't wait to jump through those hoops again for the umpteenth time.
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Is there a decentralised alternative to Etsy? #AskFedi
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A couple of posts today made me think about the connection between masking and imposter syndrome, especially for those of us who have realised late that we are autistic. I have long believed that there are essentially two aspects to the way that we masked. Masking ourselves from the world and masking ourselves from ourselves and that both of these contributed to being able to stay below the radar of realising what we were for so long. But, perhaps, the most important one, was not the face we showed the world, mostly because I doubt if that was ever as good as we thought it was, but the mirror we learnt to see ourselves in.
That internal masking of ourselves can take many forms.
I thought it was just me.
But, everyone does it this way.
No one else is bothered, or even seems to be noticing. I must be just imagining it, or too sensitive. It can't be real.
I've tried talking about it, but no one took me seriously, they thought I was joking. It's obviously just me. I really must be broken, or mad.
I can't see myself anywhere, I can't be right.
I can't be this way, no one else is.
I must be wrong.
And so much else...
So much of it is denial and disbelieve, as much as anything, and it doesn't go away once we begin to realise the truth. It doesn't magically lose its power. It has to be faced and defeated as a deliberate act of de-masking, that, perhaps, never really ends, because we've carried and tended to it for too long. And, all the time, it is a voice of doubt and so-called reason in our minds that can fuel our imposter syndrome. That can make us doubt our journey, our revelations, our truth. Because that was always its job. It is the reason we created it. To mask ourselves from the truth. Because, it wasn't the truth we saw, or were able to accept.
This isn't to say, by any means, that it is the only bone our imposter syndrome will chew on. But, for those of us who are late realising our truth, it is perhaps a particularly meaty one. Because it has been with us for so long, our only answer to the darkness we lived in and the only world we could see.
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No one else is bothered, or even seems to be noticing. I must be just imagining it, or too sensitive. It can't be real.
This right here. This has wreaked so much havoc in my brain over the years. The only conclusion I could draw was that I was somehow defective.
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Same. The only logical conclusion was always that I was broken and in my shame to hide that fact.
Same. The only logical conclusion was always that I was broken and in my shame to hide that fact.
If you can’t handle me at my sudden failure of the speech center of my brain, you don’t clemency smap pineapple
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Haven't had McDonald's in a while, but Katy wanted it, so we got some. As a diabetic, my drink options are limited, but I opted for a sugar free cold brew coffee.
I'm shocked at how much I enjoyed it. I think I might actually like it better than the stuff I make at home. I'm kinda mad about it, actually. 🙃
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@Kevin Davy Not only that, but I take a certain pride in my homemade cold brew. I thought I'd gotten it down to an art.
@silverwizard @Kevin Davy I get a specific brand of beans from Costco (don't remember the name but recognise the bag when I see it) and fresh grind them. I'm fortunate in that our tap water seems pretty good just on its own for hardness and so forth. The rest is just about the consistency of the measurements. (It was actually at your suggestion a while ago I started using a kitchen scale.)
I don't know that it's the best coffee in the world but given that pre-made cold brew is generally expensive and rather hit-and-miss for me, and this produces what I deem to be a consistently good cup of coffee at a fraction of the price, I've deemed it Good Enough for Me™.
@silverwizard Also, the recipe I adapted mine from said that a pitcher would keep in the fridge for up to two weeks. At first, I had no reason to doubt this because it never lasted me that long anyway.
I've since had to moderate my caffeine intake, and have learned to make less at a time because the quality seems to degrade a bit after about a week.
@Jonathan Lamothe I've made coldbrew based on your video on it, so good full circle!
Yeah, that's shocking. I find coldbrew does better sweet than a lot - was it that it had a solid creamer you're missing out in? I use a squirt of stevia syrup these days (for complex reasons invovling too much stevia)
@silverwizard That could be what it was. I usually drink my coffee black with a little sugar-free syrup. I do change the syrups up from time to time to keep it interesting, though.
@Jonathan Lamothe I think coldbrew doesn't have the same flavour pop as hot coffee (which is why I use coldbrew for "coffee flavoured milkshakes") - and so you might be disguising a lot of complexity and not filling it in.
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As a side note, this coffee had creamer in it. Dairy and I aren't the best of friends. For Katy's sake, I might be sleeping on the balcony tonight. 🙃
You know, it’s pretty irresponsible that these documentation platforms are starting to shove AI scribes and note writers down our throats without any mention that malpractice attorneys recommend against using these tools, and some even have started writing into policies that they won’t cover complaints related to use of AI
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it’s responsible to the shareholders.
Put enough pressure on clinicians that they can’t keep up without compromising and using AI. Fire the ones who lag behind. When malpractice hits the remaining ones, oops, not our problem, no payout, no premium increase.
Medicine has too many administrators and C levels at the wheel.
adhd special move: the lighthouse
standing in one place and spinning, looking for the thing that was just in your hand
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#OpenSCAD question:
if in wanted to emboss text around the outer rounded edge of a cylinder, how would I go about doing that? I don't know how to transform an object on a curve like that.
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Could you use path_text() from #BOSL2? github.com/BelfrySCAD/BOSL2/wi….
shapes3d.scad
The Belfry OpenScad Library, v2.0. An OpenSCAD library of shapes, masks, and manipulators to make working with OpenSCAD easier. BETA - BelfrySCAD/BOSL2GitHub
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Something that would solve this problem would be if the language supported a transform that would take a function as an input (either a name or some kind of lambda) that would take a set of coordinates as an input and return a modified set of coordinates. It would then apply this transformation to each vertex of its children.
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I asked #craiyon to produce an image with #Captain #BenjaminSisko as a #hamradio operator on the #holodeck for my #GRcon keynote and it just couldn't do it! I tried at least a dozen times and I even threw the reference image below at it but it still consistently produced images of #whitemen as #hams or #startrek captains. If #AI is the future, it sure looks like the past. #inclusion #whitesupremacy #dei #afrofuture #BlackMastodon
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One of the neighbours smoke detectors was going off for an extended period of time. Just as I was about to go investigate, it stopped.
I assume this either means it was a false alarm after all, or the smoke detector itself has been destroyed in the blaze. 🙃
My cat has three distinct modes of operation:
1. asleep
2. being cute
3. VIOLENCE
1. asleep
2. being cute
3. VIOLENCE
I think that the three states are 1) sleeping 2) surveiling and 3) violence. Being cute is endemic to all states.
So, I've been getting reasonably decent with #OpenSCAD. I've debated opening an Etsy store, but I don't own a #3DPrinter. While I do have access to a couple for personal projects, I have nothing that would be suitable for commercial use, nor do I have the seed money to buy one.
One of the services I'm thinking of offering in the interim is creating custom STL files for people based on a rough sketch or photo, but I don't know if that would be a viable thing.
Is that a thing anyone here would have interest in?
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I wonder if that's something worth discussing with the kwarztLab folks on their Tuesday drop in night? Afaik most have 3D printers, and I expect a few might have done the same?
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A shitpost that's been brewing in my head for a while now
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Someone else this morning had a lovely turn of phrase (third paragraph) around the same experience you might enjoy, if I can offer a bit of secondhand brilliance in solidarity. hachyderm.io/@uberduck/1149061…
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quack!
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As I’ve said before, the difference between an LLM and a rubber duck is that the duck is smart enough to shut up when it has nothing useful to say.
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My opinion of ducks (rubber and living) increases every day. XD
Pretty sure I've had a more enjoyable conversation with an actual living quacker than an LLM, particularly an LLM stan. XD
Is there a good way to watch @peertube videos on a TV yet? There's increasingly stuff on there that I'd like to watch, but I don't like sitting at my desk to watch videos!
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@Thomas Preece It's an old video, but:
PeerTube Admin 7: Using Chromecast on a TV to watch PeerTube videos with Chromium
Korea vlog: tube.jeena.net/videos/watch/pl…How to switch on casting on Linux:
- alien.slackbook.org/blog/casti…
- unix.stackexchange.com/questio…
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I wish #OpenSCAD let you pass one module as an input to another.
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Katy wanted a fancy organizer for her alcohol markers but we didn't have the money for it. What I *did* have was a copy of #OpenSCAD and access to a #3DPrinter, so I made us a better one.
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Pretty sure Rogers keeps disconnecting my internet in the middle of the night without notice to do some kind of maintenance hoping that nobody will notice.
I keep having to reboot the modem every morning for the past few days. This time I was awake when it went down.
There's a storm raging outside. I wonder if we're going to lose power again.
Katy and I have randomly discovered sumo wrestling and weirdly gotten into it. The first thing I learned was that the people who deliberately get seating in the front rows are... brave.
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It's all these dignitaries and rich people, those rows aren't easy to buy, and they get run over a lot. As do the judges, "Shimpan bowling" we call it.
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in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •J. R. DePriest :EA DATA. SF:
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in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •TrimTab 🇺🇦
in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •I agree in spirit, but man... Its only 50% rentseeking... My elderly parents and computer illiterate siblings and coworkers would get in trouble fast if they weren't constrained by 3 software platforms: mint software manager, android play, and MS whatchamacallit. I have pounded it into their heads: never download software candy from strangers. (I live in an anti-apple pocket of the world)
But then, i guess all three of those do let you do your own thing to varying degrees.
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in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •AdventureTense
in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •Even the term "Side loading", makes it sound non-standard and risky. Which of course, it doesnt have to be.
#AOSP #OpenSource #GrapheneOS
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in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •Denzil Ferreira
in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •Mojo ♻️
in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •Once you’ve bought the hardware, it’s yours, not a lease where the vendor still dictates your choices. Calling it sideloading makes it sound like something shady, when it’s just freedom to install what you want.
#freesoftware #digitalrights
Christopher Paun
in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •But would this “security measure” also affect app stores that are already more secure than Google’s Play Store, like @fdroidorg ?
Elric
in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •Bold of you to assume that your phone is really "yours". I'm sure that by buying one Google owns your soul and that of your firstborn.
We need more competition in the Mobile OS market, and Google needs to be hit with a big enough antitrust suit to cripple them for a couple of decades.
jwz
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in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •the whole case of why I've always had an Android phone: I'm a dev, if I want something I can write and install it.
I almost never do of course, but it's completely fucked up for Google to expect me to register an account with their service to receive their blessed key material in order to install my stupid side project on my own device
Jonathan Downie
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in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •yaoi gagarin
in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •but Eugen, developers will continue to be free to distribute their apps off of Google Play and sideloading remains unaffected!
(as long as the apps are signed by Google shhhhhhhh don't tell the regulators, the whole walled garden thing has been going so well for Apple)
Martin Hamilton (39C3 rehab)
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in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •Gustavo
in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •on one side, how different is what Google is proposing from what Mozilla has been doing with side-loaded extensions, which they have to certificate even if you host them yourself?
on the other side, why did I see no one complaining about the Mozilla stance on this?
Saupreiss #Präparat500 🗽
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in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •przemelek
in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •I'd argue there's a critical reason besides rent-seeking: security.
It's a genuine conflict between user rights and the need to protect the average person. Phones hold our banking apps, 2FA tokens, mics, cameras, and countless secrets.
When a sideloaded app steals data, the user doesn't say, "My sideloaded app failed." They say, "My Android/iPhone got hacked." The OS developer takes the blame.
Android's approach—allowing it, but behind a clear security warning—seems like a decent compromise in this difficult balancing act.
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in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •Amen! And then there's my cars infotainment center that I can't even sideload!
Edit: I'm sure there are some absurdly smart people here who could tear apart the dash board and hard wire into the computers pinout to do it. But that's a little beyond my capabilities.
Bernd Paysan R.I.P Natenom 🕯️
in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •Jesse McClure
in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •I agree: if someone buys a "computer" or a general purpose device, your point certainly holds.
But on the other side of a fine line I imagine (perhaps older) game consoles: when the original Nintendo came out, that company was not expected to help you run Atari software on their hardware.
They'd not prevent it - if you could figure out it, good on you. But Nintendo shouldn't be expected to make that work.
Not-supporting versus actively-preventing is the key difference for me.
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in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •Erik Sandblom 🌻
in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •I did not know of this word. It sounds a bit like the word ”jaywalking” which was invented by car companies to shame pedestrians into getting out of the way.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jaywal…
term used to criminalize a pedestrian crossing the road outside of the authorized passage and time limit
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in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •Marty Fouts
in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •As someone who developed operating systems for 50 years I know that there are reasonable cases; but, as none are relevant to Google’s latest behavior, I will not elaborate.
Since a mobile device is mostly a general purpose system you should be able to run any software that doesn’t violate laws and it’s not the OS vendor’s responsibility to enforce laws except those regulating the radios in the device.
The Animal and the Machine
in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •I like the term “rent seeker”.
Like Jaywalker is the rent seeker for car companies.
Gregory
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in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •Stéphane Calonnec 🗿
in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •It is known that sideloading is a real risk for most of Android users*
*The bad guy comes to your home, enable ADB debug, you let him connect your phone, you give him your pin, you let him few moment to load a naughty apk (bring coffees) and VOILÀ ! 🔥
BTW I had today to clean a fully stock up to date Android (you even can install bank app on) because of a "legit" Play Store bloatware setup'd lots of other adware apks 👍
ElectroFetish
in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •Debian is the friendliest system for civil society.
tripleman, a 🇨🇦 in 🇩🇪
in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •This list of replies is a hilarious string of people pretending that they’ve never looked at someone’s Windows machine *so completely fucked up with malware and viruses that the owner just blithely clicked on and installed* that the only solution was to nuke it from space and *buy a whole new computer*
For a good fifteen years the number one reason for tossing perfectly good hardware and buying a newer Win PC was virus/malware infestation. Might still be, I have no idea.
cybik
in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •at this point I just want a fucking slab that lets me call from Linux.
I want postmarketOS on an AMD Ryzen with only 64bits (dump the 32, make a bloody atom ryzen you cowards), and a pure-64 Steam build. I want a slab that lets me play anime games if I bloody want to. And deploy a Linux fleet management solution. AND JUST LET ME DO MY THING.
Hari Prakash
in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •Francis Augusto Medeiros
in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •yes, but...
Ma and Pa _need_ some form of sandbox. Sandboxing should be optional. But some form of sandboxing should exist when non-tech people will use computers.
It's a dangerous world.
Jonathan Lamothe
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Francis Augusto Medeiros and Bishop say Fab was robbed! like this.
Michal 🇨🇿
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in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •rat (determined empirically)
in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •Sideloading as a word was coined in 1990
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sidelo…
Please stop spreading lies to make people angry
Transferring files between local devices
Contributors to Wikimedia projects (Wikimedia Foundation, Inc.)Andreas K
in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •Especially as this newest move of Google is redundant: play protect is already built in all Google play services using phones.
It already flashed and remains suspicious Appa and known malware from all sources.
So how exactly is locking down the signing keys for apps that are allowed to run at all and connecting them with government ID for developers helping security?
This purely an anticompetitive measure.
2¢
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in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •Jacob
in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •counter-point: run your software outside this rentseekers sandbox then. it’s absolutely a bad look for them if something happens to you while in their ecosystem (randsomware, malware, identity theft, etc.)
just because you own the physical memory registers doesn’t mean you’re ever making use of them without this rentseekers work and IP.
Blort™ 🐀Ⓥ🥋☣️
in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •ruiten
in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •max oakland
in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •Ron
in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •Daniel "DazzaJay" Fitzgerald🇦🇺
in reply to Eugen Rochko • • •sideloading is a bullshit word made up to make doing what you want with what you own sound more scary. Let's call it what it has always been called on PC.
Installing Software.