FreezerburnV

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by FreezerburnV 5y ago
I'm curious about how you see the attack surface increasing when using 1Password. My knowledge of how it works is that it always stores your passwords in an encrypted blob that can only be decrypted with a combination of username, &quo
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by FreezerburnV 5y ago
My experience is the opposite for all of these points. I have no issues with auto-fill, I haven’t run into issues with duplicates for a while, unlocking doesn’t take forever anywhere. I don’t know about the move to trash button, it could be
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by FreezerburnV 5y ago
I guess I’m the outlier in being very happy with 1Password and fine with paying for the subscription service. Not only is 1Password the best password manager I’ve used, but it makes it seamless to share stuff with my wife. I don’t care if 8
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by FreezerburnV 5y ago
So does Signal IIRC.
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by FreezerburnV 5y ago
OP here, I wanted to add a little context to why I've submitted this: As someone with ADHD, I've tried a lot of different systems to manage my tasks over time. From Remember the Milk, to OmniFocus, to Workflowy, to Apple Reminders
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Shortlist Your Tasks(benkoworks.com)
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by FreezerburnV 5y ago
> Your inability to pick your subscriptions It's the ability to easily stop a subscription. And considering the amount of stuff out there that makes it as hard as humanly possible to cancel a subscription (there's an entire Boj
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by FreezerburnV 5y ago
Imagine if nobody stopped companies like Facebook from just digging into and using things like private APIs or doing stuff that bypassed silly things like public/standard APIs that would normally prevent that or ask for permission from
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by FreezerburnV 5y ago
Well with this WhatsApp would be on the Facebook store along with Facebook, Messenger, Instagram, and anything else they devour along the way. Which will all harvest an infinite number of things from your phone, and you will have zero choic
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by FreezerburnV 5y ago
I'm going to get downvoted to oblivion for this, and I say: bring it on, destroy my karma. I will not squelch my opinion when I care greatly about this. So: I legitimately hate this. I use an iPhone because I don't have the attent
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by FreezerburnV 5y ago
Until the only way to get <app/game> that is either necessary or useful is via another store. e.g.: a transportation app, or something used to interact with family. I really dislike this constant refrain, because as soon as more
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by FreezerburnV 5y ago
This makes me think of the “What time is it right now?” website from Bojack Horseman. It feels a bit odd to incorporate this into Twitter when I can use a built-in weather app on my phone, or a separate app that I like the UI for, or Siri,
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by FreezerburnV 5y ago
> Writers certainly don’t use that garbage. I hate to inform you that, yes, writers do indeed use “that garbage”. I’m married to an author who regularly uses Scrivener to write. But anytime she has to send anything to anyone she has to
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by FreezerburnV 6y ago
Is it weird that the, apparently, unfinished bits and the jokes surrounding them are part of the charm of why I like the movie? The characters asking how someone got to a location and the other characters responding that it makes no logical
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by FreezerburnV 6y ago
There’s a good thread debunking that it was actually Pelosi’s computer as well as details of the security protocols around the computers: https://twitter.com/foone/status/1346924327996772354?s=21
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by FreezerburnV 6y ago
I checked their home page, and I can't quite seem to find the value proposition of Shen. It looks like it's a Lisp implementation? Why would I want to spend time learning/using this over JS/Go/Java/etc.? I&#x27
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by FreezerburnV 6y ago
The specific part of the ToS being referred to: (i) publicly disseminate information regarding the performance of the Cloud Products
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by FreezerburnV 6y ago
An interesting trend to me in the comments here is a conflation of a company like Nintendo as a whole, and the efforts to do creepy things like stalk hackers. Considering the size of companies like Nintendo, I could easily imagine there bei
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by FreezerburnV 6y ago
Good to know, thanks! I’ll have to check out the links to the community when I get a chance too. Always good to know that a piece of tech you’d planned on using is healthy.
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by FreezerburnV 6y ago
Hm, CodenameOne is actually something I was planning on making use of at some point in the future. I’m (solo) working on a Swing app that I want to bring to mobile, so it seemed like a good fit to convert to it or write a branch that used i
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by FreezerburnV 6y ago
I don’t know much about the rate of car ownership in Japan. But I do know that public transit in Japan is insanely good and the cities are definitely walkable and all of it is quite safe. Trains are always on time. You can see small childre
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by FreezerburnV 6y ago
Congrats on putting something out there! It's a very hard step to take. Makes me think of a side project I've been poking at off and on for a little while. I had the same idea you did of having a single text file to store a bunch
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by FreezerburnV 6y ago
The de facto simple bookmark manager with those features that I know of is pinboard.in (though it also has a bit more in that you can store a description and you can pay for a feature that will archive bookmarked pages and support full text
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by FreezerburnV 6y ago
Actually, I disagree with your idea that emojis are distracting or not useful in documentation/page titles. I actually really like them, because if you use them well, they can be helpful for visually parsing through a bunch of pages qu
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by FreezerburnV 6y ago
The "depth" of the strategy is also sooo much more than an FPS You only think that because you know more about LoL. As someone very into Overwatch, it's an absurdly complicated game where you only know about the com
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by FreezerburnV 6y ago
Hi Adam, great to see Muse finally launch! I saw it talked about in some of those earlier posts and have been interested in it for a while. I still need to actually install this and give it a try (saw it just before a work meeting sadly, ab
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by FreezerburnV 6y ago
Oh my gosh thank you for pointing this out. I love that search bar and use it to find/activate things in programs pretty frequently that might not have a keybind or ability to create a keybind. The fact that I can now access that via a
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by FreezerburnV 6y ago
Once a month sounds nice. Mine likes to revert within a week :) (for the times I actually use twitter more than a couple times a month)
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by FreezerburnV 6y ago
This is for a client application that is storing a bunch of plain text in a specific format, where the parsing would happen on a separate worker. If you have any advice for how to make faster JS or for how to learn HTML/CSS/JS int
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by FreezerburnV 6y ago
Do you have a recommendation for learning HTML/CSS (and how it interfaces with JS) as well? JavaScript has never been a particularly hard language for me to grasp, it’s all the finicky bits of working with an actual browser that act a

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