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by Maxburn 5y ago
I'm not sure myself, I just know they push Graphene pretty heavily on the No Agenda show.
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by Maxburn 5y ago
YES!! I was a long time user of Xmarks for online bookmark syncing (cross platform and browser). I was sorely hurt when it was discontinued. I moved over to EverHelper. These days I don't try to sync bookmarks to browsers, they inevita
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by Maxburn 5y ago
Hail to Graphene being the official No Agenda Phone https://noagendaphone.com
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by Maxburn 5y ago
Answering myself; https://medium.com/@elcomsoft/forensic-guide-to-imessage-wha... Signal; -Legal requests: Signal does not keep communication histories its servers. Since there is nothing to request, Signal conversatio
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by Maxburn 5y ago
Yes there is, but Apple can reach in and turn on cloud backup and trigger a backup whenever they want.
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by Maxburn 5y ago
Apple can reach in and turn those on and trigger a backup whenever they want. I'm actually curious how telegram and signal deal with this, I haven't researched that yet. End to end doesn't work if the endpoint is compromised,
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by Maxburn 5y ago
I seriously considered this as an exit strategy at one point too. Also S-Town was fantastic, highly recommended.
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by Maxburn 5y ago
Yup, news reports about "hospitals are 90% capacity" or whatever is a business decision by design. They might have a couple more floors available but no staff for them because they aren't scheduled, because patients aren&#x27
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by Maxburn 5y ago
Generally security doors. Button or motion sensor on the inside to unlock it and exit. Probably a keycard on the other side to get in.
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by Maxburn 5y ago
Apple maps has a lot of weaknesses, particularly the search along route limitations that I bump into all the time. Mostly in the US it's "good enough" though. BUT when I started seeing so many obvious advertising things going
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by Maxburn 5y ago
You mean you aren't excited by the cheap pushrod v8 GM STILL has in production? /s
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by Maxburn 5y ago
At least they covered the energy conversion problem. I've always thought it would be easier to skip the electric step and drive a steam engine to drive vehicle wheels directly. But of course capturing the expended steam to condense bac
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by Maxburn 5y ago
This. For a while I did the Chromebook thing and it was actually pretty nice running android apps on it along with chrome OS but just kept slamming into chrome limitations. Looked at all the hoops necessary to sideload or try linux stuff an
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by Maxburn 5y ago
Ugh, me too! First thing I checked but no ability to add exchange. Unfortunately my org does not publish exchange as IMAP either.
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by Maxburn 5y ago
Around fifteen years for me, fastmail is great.
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by Maxburn 5y ago
Am I the only one that sees stuff like this and thinks "yeah sure you do". It's a blatant high pressure sales tactic. But yes Thomas McKinlay is correct, it isn't helping your company at all.
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by Maxburn 5y ago
At some point old devices that aren't receiving updates really need to go away, a good thing for security.
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by Maxburn 5y ago
This I literally get junk (physical) mail twice a week from my ISP trying to sell me different thing. They are using every combination of "open immediately", postcards, odd shaped, odd colors, things that fall out of envelopes whe
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by Maxburn 6y ago
This worked pretty well for me, probably because I use google voice for my primary number. My actual cell number is in another state far away and anything coming in with that number I just don't answer.
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by Maxburn 6y ago
This is excellent advice. Years ago I had a misspelling of my name on my drivers license. Very easy to find the source of all my junk mail after that!
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by Maxburn 6y ago
The person that asked me that question was proposing that the banking industry with all the overhead of Brick&Mortar banks was far more wasteful than bitcoin. Doesn't seem bitcoin makes B&M go away though.
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by Maxburn 6y ago
When I mentioned my concern with the energy bitcoin uses someones response was that it is less than the banking industry. It didn't pass the sniff test but I honestly didn't know once you included all the overhead real banks have.
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by Maxburn 6y ago
Has anyone looked at it from the angle; does bitcoin consume more or less energy than the current banking industry?
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by Maxburn 6y ago
Not just you, but for me it happened when I tried to read the conclusion. Also Firefox.
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by Maxburn 6y ago
Seriously, this is a firing offense at my company. It mostly centers around driving company vehicles in writing but the company makes no effort to hide the religious roots right on the public website.
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by Maxburn 6y ago
I would love to have 100/100. Currently dealing with 100/10 and life isn't too bad until I want to do off site backups, that takes forever.
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by Maxburn 6y ago
More ways to do this is nice but you could always download and upload. This isn't some amazing new thing that was keeping you from doing that.
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by Maxburn 6y ago
Good to hear, I want to make the jump myself some day. At the moment I have a personal (paid) LastPass merged with my companies enterprise Lastpass and for sanity sake I get both in one UI with Youbikey support.
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by Maxburn 6y ago
Mistakes in the cancelling might make peaks outside of human audible ranges that cause problems? I'm speculating here but wondering if anyone is looking into this.
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by Maxburn 6y ago
As someone with tinnitus and just got Airpods Pro two days ago this news disturbs me. I don't want it to get worse. I'm wondering if this is caused by ultrasonics? Someone must have measured these somewhere...

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