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FWIW, While I do not suggest to use, Somewhere in the community has been spoofing the attestation(google), IIRC it worked for me few months ago. Might your needs.

Smartphones(android, iphone) is just smart OTP now. Bootloader unlock unavailable(i hope this is just security concern for AI era), attestation is now a thing(regulations?). Most application(incl ChatGPT, X) says Android-available, but in fact it's Google-Android only.

As daily driving Linux desktop/laptops, I mostly find that android(at least samsung galaxy-flavored) is next gen of Microsoft Windows, in bad ways. At least you can "hack" the Windows to customize something by your own, android does not. Performance also questionable nowadays, not for gaming but browsing purpose for me, may drain more battery than expected. Also MS acknowledges the issues and made statements to fix while I haven't seen samsung's.

Anyway, My opinion is, If you are nerd like me, I would buy one phone that 1) can unlock the bootloader 2) can root 3) at least kernel source available, some companies do not disclose until legal? actions 4) optional, linux port-able (via community) 5) optional, officially supporting linux(not aosp)

and then buy second phone, that has great security support, e.g Apple iPhone or Google Pixel, and use it like a wallet(banking/cam/gps/... I would not like to support other vendors, what if they abandon security patches, and then phone being vulnerable). I believe more android application will be more restrictive than before in the future.

For linux, you own the hardware. Because it's open source, you can audit and harden the every aspects, e.g You might able to use proprietary bluetooth codecs, which vendor disables in android ROM. When AI era, you may able to investigate and mod stuffs which you don't fully understand. This take risks, and we have right to take the risks instead banning it.

(disclaimer: author)

ChatGPT has been silently downgrading pro model to mini model for several months. I have relevant evidence at the http request/response level. OpenAI ignores.

This issue involves redirecting to mini that is 40 times cheaper than Pro, when GPT 5.4. I feel like Anthropic moving Fable requests into Haiku without user's consent.

I have more stories but I don't have health&motivation, I'm stopping to write at this for now.

i would believe this will be matched with something like orchestrator-focused model: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48624782

to get reputation, may benefits from huge companies such like github(via copilot) etc.

Curious is there most efficient&precise(SOTA?) way to create animations/transitions(like theorem), I've written some of these and really hard to figure and fix out(e.g like the zoom animation from last section of page).

pretty sure i believe it violates ToS and will revoke your any Gemini/Antigravity access from your account.

because they require github account to submit their case, while i found non-new github accounts though

+) anyways it's weird that they don't even had a github account o,o

Davinci Resolve has been great product for both free and paid version but atm I'm not using it since they require nvidia graphics(CUDA) for linux usage, unfortunately

i like this website, it shows documentation when hovering the code while i see similar stuffs really rare in web blog areas

I want to get background of gabe throwing money to flatpak, no any mention in this article

curious is this just software qemu(not sure what word exactly was) instead of virtualization acceleration, probably more overheads?

FWIW, Zulip is in GSoC this year, so whoever interested in here, i encourage to participate it yea

fortnite linux yet?

API

it uses own chip under the hood, see accelerator mentioned in spec.

> Stay tuned for more blog posts on QUIC and HTTP/3 at Cloudflare, including an open-source client for customers of our Privacy Proxies

i'm waiting for clients

might be another issue: the azure outage

I'm Korean. I really really don't know. Every day, I wake up to every new news:

- A tariff agreement signed, but then they immediately mention a different percentage (Japan)

- Korean(mostly) engineers arrested on suspicion of participating in the construction of a US factory (IIRC it is not claimed whether it's legal or not)

- H-1B visa situation

Looking at the current situation, there's no "guarantee" of tariff reductions through huge investment to US. Also there is no justification for the argument that countries that do not invest should do so as other countries do.

disclaimer: i'm native korean (living in south korea also)

> whether any of these hundreds of people were actually working without an appropriate visa

IIRC It appears that many of those arrested entered the country using ESTA which is tourism purposes only. They are likely subcontractors of this company.

> It's quite hard to imagine none of them have cases even worth hearing

I think it's due to the related investigation was conducted quickly, as most of them entered the country for the same purpose.

I cannot see any relevant discussion related to this, so I'm putting this in.

- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44765939 (1 day ago, flagged)