AnonC

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by AnonC 3y ago
FYI, Thunderbird 115 is getting released tomorrow (July 11). Right now, if you visit the Thunderbird website [1] or try to look for updates within the application, you won't find this release version available (you can always get the b
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by AnonC 3y ago
In 4), what you describe about sending email to a mailing list is not clear to me. Are you saying that the mailing list will have a public key that’s used for encryption (by the original sender) and that the mailing list software will decry
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by AnonC 3y ago
I fully agree that this is all about a permanent lock-in (as mentioned in my other comment, though not in as much detail). It doesn’t seem like companies bother much. As long as there are some “this is free”, “this is cheap” and “this just
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by AnonC 3y ago
Yes, I know there’s Owl as well as some other (non-Thunderbird) options. But at the higher level, the teams defining what protocols to allow or disallow also manage the policies. That’s what I meant by Microsoft (influencing and) locking in
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by AnonC 3y ago
Sadly, Thunderbird is becoming (or has become) a non-option in companies that use Outlook365/Microsoft365. Microsoft seems to have been quite effective in disabling IMAP and SMTP as a default in these tenants and scaring companies that
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by AnonC 3y ago
Pity it's only available on iOS and Android as apps and as browser extensions elsewhere. I would've been interested to check out a desktop password manager that's free/cheap and is not based on Electron* and follows nati
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The title needs to have (2019) in it.
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Generalizing a bit and admitting that this would vary across cultures: most vegans (who turned vegan for ethical reasons and have been vegan for quite sometime) would promote this for people who want to transition as well as to occasionally
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by AnonC 3y ago
Tangential caution to anyone wanting to try Pixelfed. Host your own instance and post on it. The official pixelfed.social is no better than Instagram in banning accounts for no reason except that the main developer of Pixelfed (who is also
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by AnonC 3y ago
I agree, and not just for this reason. Apple isn’t the kind to add more ports unless absolutely necessary. A video input would limit the user’s ability to move around, and is not something Apple would do. I’m sure there are people at Apple
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> There is no reason to ever use btrfs, IMO. > ... > Due to the massive data loss issues with btrfs, for example, Redhat completely removed btrfs support in 8 entirely, after the preview feature in 7 bombed. They default to, and hi
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by AnonC 3y ago
It won’t have a very high price, for one. Other than that, it won’t have screen resolutions as high as this, nor have as many cameras and mics as the Pro version. It may not have some features in the software either. It helps to think about
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by AnonC 3y ago
Do this search a year from now and I’m sure Apple would’ve done (and gotten done) enough SEO for its device to be the top or among the top results.
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> So it wont be awkward, as it will just appear to be glasses on your head that we've not found awkward in the last several hundred years. That’s what Google Glass tried and it flopped anyway. People also found a camera on glasses (
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by AnonC 3y ago
The demo of Vision Pro shows a virtual keyboard for a bit. That means it supports gestures (with hands and eyes) and typing on the keyboard.
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Very quickly, the roadmap page you linked to seems to be available only for GitHub users (and probably people who are also given permissions on your repo?). I only see a long list of “You can’t see this item” cards.
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Pleas elaborate on how exactly you do this using BTT. I have used it a little bit, but haven’t gone beyond mapping one or two things.
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Even Apple’s own applications break the “it’s an app and not a window” paradigm in many instances. Without trying, there’s no way to tell if clicking on the close button will quit the app or just close that window even for apps that only us
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by AnonC 3y ago
Oh, boy! It really begs the question if these are even trustworthy at all.
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> This is the thing that is most frustrating to me about MacOS—keyboard support is clearly a second class citizen. This has been true from the beginning of Mac OS X/OS X/macOS. Though the OS allows you to easily define keyboard
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by AnonC 3y ago
The same typo seems to be in other places too. I just noticed it in the Products submenu under Why Storj.
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This seemed interesting, and I had a quick look at a few pages on the Storj website. The website looks like its geared towards the enterprise segment. At the same time, I didn’t see any prominent link to a comparison page. Comparing with Ba
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by AnonC 3y ago
I thought I’d take a quick look to see what your app offers. Here’s some feedback: * On launch, it asks for Camera permission. I declined and the app crashed. Next launch, it opens to the blank screen with a (scan) icon and an Edit option,
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by AnonC 3y ago
More than a year ago, I had posted an "Ask HN: Where is JMAP (jmap.io) implemented or being implemented?" [1] but it didn't get any engagement. The situation doesn't seem to have changed much in the meantime. Fastmail (
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by AnonC 3y ago
Effectively, MS has bulldozed companies that use Microsoft365 into using its own proprietary protocols and applications (Outlook). It scares companies into not enabling IMAP (even with OAuth2).
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by AnonC 3y ago
So basically, Mullvad is saying that you can use its VPN aeevice as a client to reach services but not host a service yourself (especially in a home network behind NAT or CGNAT) and have others connect to it via the VPN. The most commonly u
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by AnonC 3y ago
Being able to install plugins from the web interface exposes the site to more security issues. Those who can manage to follow some instructions would be better off logging in to the host via ssh and then using the wp-cli [1] command to mana
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I disagree. Most people want a GUI or browser based tool that works as a CMS (even if a limited one). They just wouldn’t be able to handle the 99.9% of static site generators that work on the command line and need the user to learn specific
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JMAP doesn’t seem to have wider provider support (Fastmail, which created JMAP, seems to be the only one supporting it). It also has some pieces (IIRC, calendar, contacts) that are still being defined. Thunderbird supporting JMAP isn’t goin
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by AnonC 3y ago
Animals in the animal agriculture space are fed supplements (commonly B12, and some others too). In many places they may also be fed antibiotics to boost growth. So the carbon footprint of supplements is higher there because of efficiency a

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