If you have millions a year of free cash flowing around to pay the teams of developers to maintain it, sure.

At that point you could fork chromium too.

Webkit.

What exactly does she need the SD card for? If she just needs to transfer files to and from an SD card, an external reader (via USB) might be sufficient.

3.5mm jack can be substituted with an external adapter too and they’re not even half bad.

Both suboptimal of course but small phones that don’t suck are rare enough as is.

If size is the most important, get an a-variant Pixel.

TL;DR deny the permission via appops via ADB.

Oh, I know; I have commit access to Nixpkgs ;)

I was just commenting on the way they’ve styled their Nix code here.

That’s only an option if you want to be stuck with Xorg. That’s not really a realistic option in 2024.

This is also one of those weird things: Why do people use dd for this?

It doesn’t do anything special, it just does a plain old read()/write() loop on regular-ass UNIX files. Its actual purpose is to do character set conversions while doing so.

You can just cp image.iso /dev/sda or even cat image.iso > /dev/sda. (The latter only works in a privileged shell because it’s the shell which open()s the device file.)

Installing it offline could prove to be quite a challenge. If you don’t actually need Nix (the package manager) to work on your target system though, you could just not install Nix and use i.e. a static Nix binary to do the store path copying.

Pricing for teams is the same as regular monthly pricing (per user ofc.). It’s only charged if the user actually used Kagi in the billing period too which, honestly, is the only acceptable way to do this. Charging despite not actually providing a service would be quite dishonest IMHO.

It’s pretty cool that the app could soon be shown on the DMA search choice screen. It’s bound to cause some confusion though given that, unlike all other search apps, it’s paid.

What the docs are quite a bit unclear though is whether the LLM stuff is actually private and does not exfiltrate your input. It says Kagi itself doesn’t store them or use them for any nefarious purposes but it makes no comment on what the LLM providers do with your inputs. That’s… worrying. Please clarify @kagihq@mastodon.social.

Read closely and you’ll notice they used a thumb drive.

People usually refer to the act of copying the data directly onto the device as something other than “copying” to differentiate from copying the ISO as a file to a filesystem on the drive.