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  • Android 16 will include a Terminal and full Linux VM support with GPU acceleration

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  • Cool I guess, but why? What's the use case? Are they trying to bridge the gap between ChromeOS and Android? I know they're inspired a lot by DeX, which is awesome, but as far as I know that mode is mostly for like desktop-like browsing. Not really for development, which is what you'd use a Linux VM terminal for.

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    BlueSky has been knocked offline by an exodus from Twitter

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  • Well it's "allegedly" decentralized, which should solve this by design...

  • Subnautica 2 is coming in 2025 with four player co-op

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  • I thought they said they were done with their Subnautica series for now? Either way, hell ya this sounds awesome. Just hope they have respawning materials if it has more focus on multiplayer.

  • Federal Trade Commission Announces Final “Click-to-Cancel” Rule Making It Easier for Consumers to End Recurring Subscriptions and Memberships

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  • Big W change. EU should try to copy this idea.

  • vivo X200 Pro hands-on review

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  • That camera is so ugly

  • Release v0.4.1 · florisboard/florisboard

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  • I was definitely more excited for this project when they didn't randomly abandon it for over a year and a half unannounced. Also spell check is still non-functional. That feature seems like a requirement, otherwise it'd be an amazing keyboard. In fact, I'd say it would be the best.

  • Almost nine gigabytes in size: Windows update 24H2 creates an undeletable cache file

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  • That depends on the DE, not the distro.

  • GOG will let you bequeath your game library to someone else as long as you can prove you're actually dead

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  • Do what a cat would do; leave a corpse at their doorstep.

  • DOJ proposes breakup and other big changes to end Google search monopoly

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  • If you're following citations, may as well just search for the citations themselves... aka just a regular search engine.

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    Permanently Deleted

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  • Great victory, but just they're just going to try yet again.

  • DOJ proposes breakup and other big changes to end Google search monopoly

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  • Not sure why they mention AI search, as it's practically non-existent right now.

  • Socially Awkward Rule

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  • Why do you expect that you have to do small talk?

  • ActivityPods 2.0 is out!

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  • Glad to see it is built on top of the Solid protocol. Cuz I was going to say it sounded familiar!

  • Google must crack open Android for third-party stores, rules Epic judge

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  • Tldr for those who are confused, since Android already does support side loading and even seamless updates for third-party app stores (like Droid-ify, etc), these are mostly legal changes.

    Basically Google can't force Google IAP as the only method of payment in apps anymore, can't block companies from advertising how to find them on non-Play Store android app stores. So good changes overall.

    Also when you download third party apks, on Android, while it's still relatively easy to do, it does give bit of a scary warning saying security issues are on the user for doing so. This creates the assumption that Play Store is the only secure way to get apps on Android, and the OS gives all sorts of special security exceptions to the Play Store for that. Obviously other secure app stores can exist, so this can be seen as an anti-competitive method since Google is exempt from their own scary apk install message.

  • Rule

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  • u can have them all

  • What the hell Proton!

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  • What is he talking about, public WiFi can easily poison and monitor your DNS requests (most people don't know or use encrypted DNS), and there's still tons of non-https traffic leaks all over the place that are plain text. Even if encrypted, there's still deep packet inspection. VPNs can mitigate DPI techniques and shift the trust from an easily snoopable public WiFi to the VPN's more trustworthy exit servers.

    This guy really needs to elaborate on what he's trying to say when the cyber security field very much disagrees with this stance. I'm not a huge fan of Proton, but they aren't doing anything wrong here. You should use it for public Wi-Fi.

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    TIL the average American is dumber than the average human

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  • Wow what an incredibly xenophobic and hateful headline.

    Also from the author himself:

    The studies used to support these data, however, are controversial. This is in part because they may have considered only specific population groups or a small sample size per country.

    What productive and enlightening kind of discussions were you expecting with that headline, OP?

  • No need to reply

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  • I'm very glad I got it out of my system when I was younger and was debating on Reddit over the stupidest of shit

    Now I'm too busy irl, and if comment replies aren't productive or entertaining to me, I just swipe them away and forget they ever existed.

  • Google now requires JavaScript

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  • I agree, but if you want js off while web browsing, you're already in that advanced tech circle and are a part of that demographic.