I don’t understand this, if it’s installable on gentoo using the default method of building from source then it has to be open source, right?
Or have I misunderstood gentoo? I considered trying it once, but didn’t fancy compiling everything on a potato.
There are quite a lot of people in the workforce now who are so young they won’t remember that!
Optimised to perfection
In the long run, yes. In the short term, the grid upgrades are quite expensive.
Yeah that’s fair, the west is only one part of the world though. Plenty of mad stuff happening elsewhere!
Some things never change
Interesting, thanks!
How do they do that without sending your actual passwords somewhere off your device, or downloading the full list of hacked passwords?
Where did you see the photo?
I agree although presumably when you add more devices and types of signal you can build a much richer picture without 3 access points.
For example, in my living room I have a cordless landline, Bluetooth soundbar speaker, WiFi access point, a fixed media box that uses WiFi. Presumably you could build a picture from the interference patterns of these different types of device, which are all on similar frequencies (2.4GHz ish).
I picked one of these up around 2015 and used it as my main phone for ~2 years. It’s a cool phone and I had a great time messing around with it.
Unfortunately the hardware is just into up to modern requirements - old modem means bad signal, old WiFi standard, really low RAM, very slow processor. The browser was barely usable even with an adblocker.
Sadly the Neo900 never got off the ground.
Unfortunately, neither Labour nor Conservatives are parties of liberty, although there are some individuals within both that see the importance.
For some unknown reason, these are known as a “cheese log” in parts of the UK
Are you still using Sailfish? I used it for about 5 years but eventually caved in and switched to GrapheneOS.
I wish the tablet had made it, I feel like it would be an easier market to break into as the app gap matters less.
I can’t tell if you’re joking. Assuming not, that’s great, Lemmy working as intended
To be fair, it would be difficult to be on Lemmy and not be aware of this stuff, it’s the vast majority of people who have no exposure to this kind of stuff that are the problem.
I get what you mean, for it to be comparable I think we’d need a “should there be legislation to protect kids on the Internet” referendum and then this is the implementation and everyone hates it…
We very much did have a referendum on brexit though
We didn’t have a referendum on this though, and if we had done I don’t think it would have passed
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