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DavideNL
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4y ago
This reply speaks volumes; - Customers complain about regression in quality related to the move from native to Electron - 1Password reply: try the latest 1P Electron To conclude: the reason to use the new Electron version anyway, is that th
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I agree, Bitwarden is not there yet; Also migration from 1Password to Bitwarden was a mess when i did it about a year ago. For example, it removed all file attachments - without even mentioning it! (which i didn't notice right away, wh
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4y ago
uMatrix has not been in Development for a long time (Developer did not have the time and decided to focus on uBlock Origin.)
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4y ago
Not sure what you mean exactly, but live weather is already implemented in the simulator by default.
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Clickbait title... There are many things i hate about Apple (and most big-tech companies in general) but this is not one of them.
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...and then there is the Apple Watch which doesn't support VPN's as far as i know. So, when apps can communicate from iPhone->Watch, even with a perfectly functioning VPN on the iPhone your public IP can leak via the Watch (if
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4y ago
I disabled Windows (11) Updates with this tool, nevertheless it updated itself this week… sigh. (and yes, i ran it frequently, after the previous/last update too.)
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Nope. Simply unplug the internet cable, works in the latest windows 11.
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Criticker: Insanely Accurate Recommendations
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I want to like this thing, but i always get the feeling that 1 or 2 accidental wrong keypresses could result in total chaos because i’ll have no idea what just happened to my files/folders… (currently using Ranger)
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Yea, i also refuse subscriptions for the same reasons, and always buy one-time purchases when possible. I’ve been spending less money on software the past years because of this, simply because i don’t buy the software at all anymore (examp
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Be sure to also check out the Prism theme, i personally prefer it over Minimal; Light: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/damiankorcz/Prism-Theme/ma... Dark: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/damian
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I do this too; I really wish more apps would use the subscription model the 'Due' app uses, not sure if this subscription model has a name... [1] " When you purchase Due, you unlock every feature today, including any new feat
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The first thing i do right after buying a subscription on the AppStore, is cancel it. It's the only way to stay in control and avoid accidentally paying for things i don't use; I bet many people do this, for any type of subscripti
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ProtonMail Is Down Again
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" Proton Mail mobile apps are are now operational again, and so is Proton Calendar. " https://nitter.net/ProtonSupport also RSS feed: https://nitter.net/ProtonSupport/rss
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4y ago
Yep, same here. That's what i like about OmniFocus, it's fully e2e encrypted and can optionally be self hosted too. Same with Obsidian, just can just self host it/put it in a git repo.
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> " The main problem is that users can be tricked to do it. " That's because the GUI is badly implemented; On macOS, your parents would never disable SIP (system integrity protection), because it's quite cumbersome to
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> Apps will use near-field communication technology and other mechanisms to track us So, then do not allow any apps the NFC permission... problem solved. The point is, Apple should not be the one dictating what users can and can not use;
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Weird title... how about "is back on Android" or something.
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Yet another service to implement a block for in all the "Windows anti-bloat" apps/scripts... in a desperate attempt to gain a little privacy.
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An "Explain Like I'm Five" of what DID is (for those who don't know, like me): "Decentralized identifiers (DIDs) are a new type of identifier that enables verifiable, decentralized digital identity. A DID refers to
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Yea, it changes the font size of the entire UI. I'm so glad they added this feature. The previous font size was tiny, unworkable!
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I'm curious how this will develop in the future; Apple will have to follow the law and finally allow other browsers of course, but, based on how they currently handle competition (Spotify, etc.) i would not be surprised if they frustra
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...which you can do with: su - admin You can also run gui apps as admin, like: sudo -u admin /System/Applications/Utilities/Console.app/Contents/MacOS/Console
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Yea it's somewhat valuable (if you use it, make sure you keep it up to date.) An alternative would be Pi-Hole, which handles not just your machine, but the entire network. Neither of the above, replace a proper content blocker, like uB
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> " there are a few things which have just become so tiresome when running as a regular user " Like what?
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Sorry, misread... :-)
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You can't fix this issue by binding to 127.0.0.1 My solution has always been to just use some external firewall (outside of the docker host machine.) Often cloud providers have this as a feature, to configure a firewall for your vps&#x
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I suspect he is confusing DuckDuckGo with Brave...: https://www.techradar.com/news/duckduckgo-in-hot-water-over-...
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