thepete2

It's a handy portable linux device. A phone that lets you treat it like a real computer, not a locked down consumer device.

Once you separate the phone into its parts you can only improve the parts, not the whole phone. I would think that's the problem from the manufacturer's side.

Only if you assume that demand cannot go down.

Why not just use proof of stake and get it of all the useless nonce-calculations?

and it doesn't even fulfill its purpose if it's as volatile as bitcoin

Improper input sanitation, you can potentially add raw html to other people's pages (XSS).

*food insecure, the calory defiency number (undernourished) is given as 820M people.

who knows, maybe they come up with something better

Thanks for bringing my attention to this. A blob-free wifi and ble risc-v chip? Hell yeah!

Maybe lying is the wrong word. But the conclusion that "the longer you play the more you enjoy the game" is very misleading.

"we started with a score of 70, but now it’s 79. If you filter those who have played 10 hours or more, the score is 85 –so the more you play the more enjoyment you feel."

Lying with statistics 101. It's obviously impossible that people who didn't enjoy the game played less than 10 hours

Oh and btw. for the price of an iPhone charger [0] you can literally buy 3 extra batteries plus charger ... [1]

[0] https://www.apple.com/shop/product/MHXH3AM/A/magsafe-charger

[1] https://pine64.com/product-category/smartphone-spare-parts

They plan on making a keyboard for the Pinephone which effectively gives you a ~$250 phone-sized linux computer with a cell phone modem. That's seriously cool

Oh yes, today I learned that RUD (rapid unscheduled disassembly) is apparently an established term, but I didn't get what "engine rich" means until now.

There is Syncthing of course [0], which is quite easy to set up. Also if you need your storage to be always online, there's rclone [1].

Some privacy focused mail providers (like mailbox.org) have cloud capabilities too.

[0] https://syncthing.net/

[1] https://rclone.org/

It runs in the browser? Archive.org is awesome :)

I bet Google is really glad there are reckless, cheaply preventable greenhouse-gas emissions like that. And thank god no one has regulated it yet.

Otherwise you'd have to look at your OWN emissions, who wants to do that?

we're getting there [0]

[0] https://xkcd.com/2105/

Why berries? Any coffee-like effects that they have? Or just because they're unprocessed fruit?

Personally I use nothing™

I think "the new coke" just refers to the misleading marketing, no? But you're right of course.

Do you rely on traditional Chinese medicine? Why would you do that?

> The article doesn't mention the packaging

Every time I go to the grocery store I wonder why we haven't come up with standardized food boxes that you can just refill. Probably has to do with hygiene, but god I hate buying so much packaging...

same here. I tried if hacker news still works and saw this

That sounds like fun. I often wish I could spend more time in nature.

Hmm, I can design a wall, analyze a diaper and butcher a sonnet.

The only minor annoyance I have is that I put a video on fullscreen, it takes a second or so. First the frame resizes and then the picture, doesn't happen with chromium/chrome.

My understanding is that the most important data is the data you don't share actively. Instead your browser / app sends it unbeknownst to you. You don't "tell" facebook where you click and how you scroll, but they have that data anyway. The only choice you have is not to use the products.

I wish it would be normal and accepted for adults to play too. You can still be a responsible and grown-up person.

np, I've got to stop using esr, but debian comes with it :)