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GrabbinD33ze69
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GrabbinD33ze69
1y ago
Because average people "care" about Apple far more than their peers.
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2y ago
Yea, no thanks. if this really does somehow become the only option, I'd imagine the best you could do is just carry a cheap android phone for this sole purpose.
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2y ago
This is not "slippery sloping". This is analyzing what the proponents of said policies want to achieve, and have achieved in the past. Maybe it's not a conscious decision, but many of these proposed voting laws, or ones that
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3y ago
Correct me if I’m wrong, but wasn’t Nintendo caught using an open source emulator for the switch, without any sort of credit to the authors after suing? If so, I have no empathy for them.
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3y ago
Duck addresses from duckduckgo are a nice way to mitigate this.
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3y ago
What about something like udp over tcp?
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3y ago
This resurfaced a good memory of my last two semesters of university (2022), professor showed us this code snippet right at the start of one lecture.
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3y ago
How do you mean? As in Apple is requested to share info, & when they do so they modify data that would cause the key verification to fail, notifying any contacts of the suspected user via notification?
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3y ago
The upside of all of the drama & turmoil occurring at Open AI, would be that it acts as a distraction from his constant public display of sheer idiocy & pandering.
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3y ago
You could say in a sense, people who care about whether the recipient of a text has imessage do care about UX, I just wish the avg person understands that most if not all of the features and consistency imessage provides can be achieved wit
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3y ago
I highly doubt most who claim to be "Power Users" on the internet would be classified as such in the truest sense of the word; they simply enjoy complaining about trends in technology, & engage in posturing & outrage when
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3y ago
If you don't sync imessage to iCloud, I thought it quite literally only stored on device in that case, besides when it in transit to be delivered. Referencing this official apple article, messages that are waiting to be delivered to de
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4y ago
How is it that difficult to imagine how someone could be outed as gay etc if another party has the right to read through all of their messages etc lol.
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4y ago
Is there a way to get a mirror of this without the word "normie"? I supposed I can just copy and paste the content and send it to someone lol.
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4y ago
ITT: we observe the sheer amount of ignorance & naivety that rears its ugly head when stemlords attempt to discuss any sort of social issue / concept. It's crazy how one would interpret you pointing out the slight misogynistic
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4y ago
Interesting. Something that is off putting regarding lastpass is the complete lack of a native client, it strikes me as pure laziness & complacency. Maybe lastpass does in fact run natively, outside of the broswer, but requiring a web b
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4y ago
To add to my comment, if one's response is to point out it's difficult to trust the company's opsec, handling of your data etc then use something like bitwarden. If a fully open src online pw manager doesn't calm your ne
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4y ago
Exactly... of the relatively tech savvy people I know who use this incident as some sort of vindication for their choice to not use a pw manager, are the same people who either store passwords in plaintext electronically, or write them down
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4y ago
It's been a minute but here's the first thing that pops up, I'm pretty sure this is what I'm thinking of. https://www.pcmag.com/news/lastpass-android-app-contains-7-t... Again, imo trackers in a pw
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4y ago
Define "old" in this context. Is old considered 7 years ago, around when this guy was an employee at logmein?
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4y ago
I understand the connivence, but I still don't get why one would want to expose their pw manager to something like an internet browser.
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4y ago
I don't understand why tech savvy people are doubting the security of a pw manager with a strong master pw; this wasn't a failure caused by a flaw in the concept of a pw manager itself, but by a company's shitty implementatio
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4y ago
The red flags were fairly evident 2 years ago, even to someone like me who's not very observant; if I recall correctly, their android app was found to have tracking mechanism purely used for marketing purposes etc. Really? Trackers in
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4y ago
Lol why? Are you completely against anything that uses chromium?
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4y ago
> don't need to go on a bunch of side missions every time i run npm install Lol what a great way to describe what running a simple "npm install" entails.
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4y ago
Maybe this is a 'straw man', but this is what I refer to when I say I prefer iPhones for their reliability and stability, or at least what I perceive to be more reliable than most android phones. The closest issue I can recall on
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4y ago
Traditional institutions will always be dominant in some capacity, as many people are attracted to the convenience they offer. Unless something catastrophic occurs, crippling traditional financial systems or are truly compelling/easy t
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4y ago
I only have a very surface level understanding of linux, how does code running in user mode incur a bit of overhead as opposed to Kernel?
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4y ago
Wow, a pacemaker malfunctioning due to a stray cosmic ray is incredible/alarming; I've only heard of these single upset events in the context of aerospace applications, not a medical device.
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4y ago
I agree, in my experience, MacOS is one of the most reliable operating systems I've used in terms of lack of crashes or spurrious bugs; the most common bug I see is my mouse pointer dissapearing, which is fixed by opening the tasks vie
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