AnonC

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by AnonC 2y ago
Mainly depends on which platforms you use. If you’re using Bitwarden on Android and/or Linux, then this isn’t a replacement. If you’re on Apple’s iOS/iPadOS/macOS or are on Windows, you can use this. These are also native app
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by AnonC 2y ago
Where did you get that impression from? The WWDC keynote mentioned recording calls on iPhone (with transcription) and said that the other end would be notified when you start recording.
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by AnonC 2y ago
Just a random thought which may or may not be possible for you to try — apply to The Recurse Center [1], ask for financial assistance and spend time there. Recurse makes money from jobs or job offers that its attendees may accept, and compa
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by AnonC 2y ago
I had a broad smile on my face while going through the effects. This is so playful and fantastic! The fact that it comes with a command line tool makes it a lot more useful to play with. I can imagine this being used for short pieces of tex
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by AnonC 2y ago
I continue to wonder how the people still working in OpenAI feel about all this. Are they just staying there for the money? Does Sam offer them (through manipulation or otherwise) a lot more support in whatever they do compared to anyone el
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by AnonC 2y ago
Unfortunately, this requires creating a Medium account and signing in. Maybe it also requires payment later on. This is the message I see. > The author made this story available to Medium members only. > If you’re new to Medium, creat
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by AnonC 2y ago
At least on mobile, this one has way too much text cramped on that screen with too many distracting colors (I understand that the colors are from Google’s logo). Some of the text is promotional links (not necessarily harmful to the user). A
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by AnonC 2y ago
The difference is that Rustlings requires the person to already know Rust whereas the link on this post (100 Exercises to Learn Rust) starts teaching Rust from the basics (assuming that the person knows another language).
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by AnonC 2y ago
I skimmed through the article but didn’t find mention of one glaring deficiency in iPadOS — it still doesn’t support multiple users and multiuser switching, even though the hardware is capable of it (and exceeds the capacity of many Macs be
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by AnonC 2y ago
I wanted to know the same and had to dig into the Docs section on the website to find that it currently supports all Chromium based browsers. Support for other browsers is said to be coming in the future.
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by AnonC 2y ago
In a previous case some years ago, a French activist’s IP address was provided by Proton on court order. Proton does store IP address and does provide it when legally demanded to.
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by AnonC 2y ago
There is a reward at the end. That is an important requirement for this method. It’s easy to try this out in a little more structured way and with assistance. Tiny habits [1] has a free five day program where you can try it and seek assista
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by AnonC 2y ago
> when you can easily get back to that page in less than a second in most cases? How? Tabs preserve the navigation history too. Bookmarks don’t. Searching for it doesn’t work when you don’t remember which website it was. Following links
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by AnonC 2y ago
> an adversary in possession of a read-only copy of the database of the service you're trying to authenticate with True, but GP is referring to the private key on the (user’s) device or computer being stored in a password manager. T
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by AnonC 2y ago
Since the passkey is the private key in the private-public pair, if it’s stored on a password manager it can definitely be stolen by malware (if you could have a key logger, you could have something else too). The only solution is to have t
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by AnonC 2y ago
Anything that doesn’t work well that you’ve seen with the Owl extension?
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by AnonC 2y ago
Not only too sensitive, but it also seems to have a mind of its own. I gave up after trying to move around for a few seconds. I was already disappointed that it wouldn’t load without having to disable all tracker/analytics blocking.
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by AnonC 2y ago
> Manage our resources, as offering free email addresses that are never used is unsustainable. But offering free email addresses that are used (just by logging in once a year) is sustainable? This point doesn’t make sense to me. It could
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by AnonC 3y ago
There are some third party apps that support mounting SFTP or other remote drives/paths so that they’re accessible in Finder and in other apps. Some of these are Transmit (by Panic Software), Forklift by Binary Nights, and Mountain Duc
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by AnonC 3y ago
> what are the non-questionable, or at least non-evil, uses of this technology? iPhone Personal Voice [1] is one. It helps people who are physically losing their voice and the ones around them to still have their voice in a different way
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by AnonC 3y ago
> if the average HN user met me, they would be shocked at this specimen of a human with the intellectual capacity of a stone-age hominid. If the average HN user is shocked at you, I’d be shocked at such average HN user who has no empathy
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by AnonC 3y ago
I don’t know what exactly he’s doing spending all this time though. There are no positive results to show, including for Apple itself (it gets embarrassed quite often by App Store mess-ups). Whoever’s actually been in charge of the App Stor
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by AnonC 3y ago
If the human species somehow manages to continue, it will have to find a new home outside this planet. It’s just a matter of time before this planet “dies out” in terms of the ability to support current life forms.
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> If there's two things the universe teaches us, it's that (1) our little corner is cosmologically not very special, and (2) extremely terrible and instantly fatal disasters are not rare on long enough timescales — rogue planet
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Some 2022 figures below for comparison. This is total compensation (including stocks), not just base salary. Andy Jassy, Amazon: $1.3 million (a big fall from $212 million the year before) Jensen Huang, Nvidia: about $21 million Mark Zucker
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by AnonC 3y ago
Not GP. One of the benefits that I’ve read about is that natto is a very good source of Vitamin K (542% of DV). [1] [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natt%C5%8D#Nutrition
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by AnonC 3y ago
GP here. I said by default it’s not there. There’s the “secret chats” feature that is E2EE, but it has to be explicitly chosen by the user. The default chats are stored on Telegram’s servers in a way Telegram can decrypt those. Secret chats
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by AnonC 3y ago
With all the data that’s being put up for sale by Reddit to AI companies, why do they still focus on ads? They could focus on a better user experience (unlike the @*^% move last year to cut off almost all third party apps and strangle the r
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by AnonC 3y ago
> the company, which only has about 50 full-time employees I’ve not seen a company of this size (in this space) really add features at the pace Telegram has been doing for several years. Except for the lack of end-to-end encryption in pe
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by AnonC 3y ago
- Telegram Premium subscriptions (5 million users as of January 2024 [1]) - Ads (non-targeted/non-user-profiling) in Telegram channels - now there’s some store/merchant features being added [1]: https://t.me/rove&#

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