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Riding horses, hacking computers, phones and smartwatch.
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Pavel Machek

Reply to @mkyral@mastodonczech.cz
@mkyral @fredbrooker @g @marcel_kolaja S temi zakony je to jinak. Stahovani (hudby, napr.) u nas legalni je; platime za to poplatky z nakoupeneho hardwaru.
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Pavel Machek

Reply to @piggz@fosstodon.org
@piggz @PINE64 Note that SailfishOS is non-free, and requires account for installing software from app store. If you want to donate, I'd suggest someone whose work benefits community.
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@trebach #Roku seems to be evil. That's bad. Court would probably find that the terms don't apply to you. You could sue them now, you could talk to EFF, you could have your cat click on the terms. You could ask them to repair the device.
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Pavel Machek

Reply to @sesivany@floss.social
@sesivany @cynik Zatim jsem zkousel jenom vzit kone do drive-in pizzerie, a tam to vzali bez mrknuti oka...
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Pavel Machek

Kdo se prida na InstallFest? https://installfest.cz/if24/
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Pavel Machek

Reply to @vegard@mastodon.social
@vegard I still don't see any evidence of analysis. ("What is the vulnerability? Who can exploit it?).
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Pavel Machek

Reply to @Dimension@fosstodon.org
@Dimension Mobile phones are hard. But take a look at Pinephone Pro and OnePlus 6....
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Pavel Machek

Reply to @vbabka
@vbabka @ljs @lkundrak @oleksandr We don't recommend M$ Office, and we don't recommend mapy.cz. https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/2592152615#map=15/49.7858/13.5477
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Pavel Machek

Reply to @nina_kali_nina@tech.lgbt
@nina_kali_nina With animals, we'd call this "trigger stacking", and yes, it is real. You can still go from 0 to 60 instantly if something really unexpected happens; tire burst at highway could do that.
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Pavel Machek

Greg KH is turning stable commits into CVEs with zero analysis, not even rephrasing the commit message. That is very bad.
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Pavel Machek

Reply to @oleksandr@natalenko.name
@oleksandr France is not your enemy. Iran is, North Korea is, but france is not. Maybe Orban... France has nukes, and is out of Putin's reach, pardon them for being lazy.
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Pavel Machek

Reply to @okias@floss.social
@okias Thanks for the hint. I was able to find a right place to fix in pmaports, but did not figure out that I have to increase release number. Now it compiles (and fails on mounting root). gitlab seems to be alive, I'll continue there.
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Pavel Machek

Trying to get postmarketos to install on cutiepi. This blocks me so far...

(84/194) Installing device-cutiepi-tablet-nonfree-firmware (0.1-r3)
ERROR: device-cutiepi-tablet-nonfree-firmware-0.1-r3: trying to overwrite lib/firmware/brcm/brcmfmac43455-sdio.raspberrypi,4-compute-module.bin owned by linux-firmware-brcm-20240115-r0.
ERROR: device-cutiepi-tablet-nonfree-firmware-0.1-r3: trying to overwrite lib/firmware/brcm/brcmfmac43455-sdio.raspberrypi,4-compute-module.txt owned by linux-firmware-brcm-20240115-r0.
(85/194) Installing dnsmasq-common (2.90-r2)
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Pavel Machek

Reply to @cas@social.treehouse.systems
@cas I have my fingers crossed for you. And ping me if you get camera working, that will mean it 1+ 6 is a cute toy.
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Pavel Machek

Reply to @vbabka
@vbabka @ljs Python actually makes sense for a lot of stuff. It is BASIC of this century... Perl is ... more of shell.
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Pavel Machek

Reply to @lkundrak@metalhead.club
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@lkundrak @vbabka Well, game theory provides more useful vocabulary. Being "too brave" is very risky with nuclear weapons. See "International Relations 101 Full Course -- William Spaniel", available on yt.
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Pavel Machek

Reply to @vbabka
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@vbabka Game theory is complex. West priorities are: 1) no escalation, 2) Russia does not win, 3) preferably someone else pays for that. And results are as we seen :-(.
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Pavel Machek

Reply to @craftyguy@freeradical.zone
@craftyguy @vestige The disadvantage is that you don't know how long the built-in UPS lasts. It is the component that seems to die first :-(.
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Pavel Machek

Reply to @jpm@aus.social
@jpm @CursedFootprint Maybe there's much higher voltage between pins that are far apart?
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Pavel Machek

Reply to @airtower@woem.men
@airtower @aurora Umm. I hope this is stuff for consenting adults :-).

But yes, headcollar with some conduction is reportedly useful for horses that learn to go through electric fences.
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