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[Ironmask]

Hope he has a good backup plan when this ponzi scheme bubble pops.

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... No... Neither of those are licensed LGPL.
Some components are, but the majority of both is MIT/BSD....

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You can ignore all those things and I myself ignore them. I use Brave search now as a replacement for DuckDuckGo since DDG is stagnating IMO (and now...

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I keep forgetting about that, I need to check it out myself. Brave is so optimized, I'm curious how much of that is Brave's own optimizations versus how...

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Well, it's not what you're directly asking for, but Brave is indeed in the forefront of "secure, yet usable/compatible" browsers. It's no wonder...

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It'll definitely be more useful in a year after Apple yet again intentionally slows down their OS so you're forced to buy the latest generation hardware...

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The article specifically said that this change is to prevent people from collecting encrypted messages now and decrypting them in the future.
Did...

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I just use Windows and only check this place for cool hardware and server news. Getting invested in the Linux community is not good for your mental health....

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I remember when APUs got popular and my friend was like "wow it's two in one!" and I was like "it's the worst of both worlds, a bad CPU...

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I hate to go off-topic but, that's hardly an accomplishment.
I don't know of any modern CPU as slow and power-hungry as Intel's chips. The mad dash...

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In my experience, that's never usually an issue. As long as the recovery system is an isolated atomic system in itself, separate from the other parts...

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Why do people who don't know Rust write like this?
Wouldn't be easier just to give a scan over the official Rust book instead of posting psychotics...

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It's not useless, though. It'll be fantastic for supporting old hardware once it actually works. No, Linux will not be good for that. I understand why...

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If I were Microsoft, I would not acknowledge ReactOS whatsoever. ReactOS is based off of a very old and now unsupported product, and although it probably...

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I don't know how much you know about the Windows API, but WINE/Proton reimplement the Windows API. The Windows API is and was designed to be an abstraction...