Jacket

Gender fluid pan/be software developer. Way to curious for my own good. I'm always on a project. I try to bring back my life together after finishing university.

age: early 30s
country: Canada
sexuality: pan/be
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2026-04-02 01:14:35 UTC

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I'm happy we protect children from using Linux.

2026-03-23 22:51:17 UTC

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It's at least more ethical then using all the water to generate images that makes no sense to put them on linked it acting like it illustrate whatever you try to say with your text that you also used water to generate.

2025-06-12 03:24:27 UTC

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What makes you want VMs over containers. I'm just curious.

2025-06-12 03:18:47 UTC

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That's true. Speakers and microphones are somewhat electronically the same so you might be able to extract crappy audio that way. You can extract audio from vibrations seen by a camera. The pinephone's camera is so bad tho that this doesn't mater much. You could probably extract audio from the acceleration detection but I never tried this one. It's a maybe. But there is often a way basically.

2025-06-12 03:02:08 UTC

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That's why I've been looking at cubeos for some times. But I have to check all the alternatives first.

2025-06-12 02:47:03 UTC

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The kill switches on the pinephone are horrible tho. XD. I like the idea to use an other kernel tho. I didn't get deep into it but there is a fair amount of more modern Unix like kernel. I heated that BSD or free BSD is more secure too in general but I don't know how much. There is a some existing alternatives to explore like redox or Hurd.

2025-06-12 01:36:23 UTC

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Yeah. While I'm concerned about my desktop security and privacy, I'm even more concerned for a almost always on device with a load of sensors that follow me around.

2025-06-11 16:25:28 UTC

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I never taught of the kernel itself being insecure. I might have to read about it.

2025-06-11 16:01:56 UTC

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I know. I think the first step of Linux phone was to make it work at all. Correct me if I'm wrong but how Android achieve that level of security is that every app runs on some sort of a virtual environment and it's that environment that receive permissions. While lphones today run apps as normal program, it's not like we don't have the tech to do something similar. It misses the standardization of a solution, and an interface to make it seamless. It's a lot of job but not impossible. For getting app support, that's more of a business problem and I'm not great at that yet. It's the chicken and egg problem that every platform suffer at the beginning.

2025-06-11 15:43:24 UTC

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I start to wonder if the future of privacy is still with Android or if we just need a massive investment to get Linux phones to a general public usable state.

2025-05-13 14:00:06 UTC

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I would not compare #rust with #python. The thing is, we can have many interpreted languages but we'll always need at least one actively used compiled one. So rust, for me is there to replace #c and c++ over time. The need for replacement starts to increase not just because they don't feel too modern anymore and lack a lot of features but most importantly because of the memory safety situation. When you see it like that, rust is more comparable and in competition with #golang, #zig and #nim. I'm surprised that they say rust is on demand. Maybe it's a regional thing? I live in Canada.

2025-05-13 04:38:21 UTC

How much time does it take for a new language to become standard in the corporate universe? I mean, I've been looking for a job for 4 months and I saw maybe one or two position involving #golang and I think I saw zero for #rust . In fact I I would say 95% is #python #c #c++ #csharp #java #javascript . There is a bit of #teraform and way too much #php in my tast. There is a bit of #ruby too. Ruby is ugly looking. Sorry. XD No #lua at all. I was surprised. Anyway. I just feel that the open source world is using way more interesting languages that the corporate world.

2025-03-05 13:17:06 UTC

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Is there resistance to this law? Do people manifest?

2025-03-04 19:31:02 UTC

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I guess I have to read about it. I have no clue at the moment what it's about. It seems crazy to me that people would receive fines without warning for a bill that exists only in a certain part of the world.

2024-12-24 15:53:58 UTC

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OMG! Yours is big. It almost take all the room! I had my first one at my apparent this year. I love it. We when with a silver and White style overall.

2024-10-01 17:07:00 UTC

I download the last version of manjaro mobile with plasma on my original pinephone and it's crazy how things are snappy since the last time I tried it. The UI is really usable even with that cheap hardware. I didn't have any deal breaker bugs so far anymore. Of course, it can't be my main phone cause I need calls to get in all the time and there is not all the apps I need but it's slowly getting there. So, good job to the devs of [@ManjaroARM](https://fosstodon.org/@ManjaroARM ) and @npub1ncy…3x0q . I really like what I see so far.