Maxburn

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by Maxburn 4y ago
OK, I see now. For this Termux use case having an old device isn't really a big deal. Just make sure no cellular and only use it on protected LAN.
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by Maxburn 4y ago
I guess in this use case removing the cellular access and only using it on LAN would be good enough? Edit; second though NO. Clicking a bad link with some browser exploit on it will still get you infected in that case. So you couldn't
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by Maxburn 4y ago
Found on that site; Wena Pro and Wena 3. What a great idea, I love my old mechanical watches, really like metal bracelets, and I do like having smart watch features. Unfortunately seems like Wena is a bad implementation of this concept. Wha
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by Maxburn 4y ago
A while back there was a post here about MyNoise and I do find that it helps concentration in the office, but I think it's primarily because it blocks you from hearing/understanding conversations nearby. The conversation blocker w
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by Maxburn 4y ago
It seems like the crowd here is pro things like this. I understand the e-waste angle. How do you protect and defend android devices that haven't received security updates for a long time?
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by Maxburn 4y ago
I don’t know why but this immediately make me think of the “cloud to butt” addon.
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by Maxburn 4y ago
I did that for a while too, but on my phone. It was a big hassle as apps and services do not handle this gracefully at all. Sometimes you get a failure for something to connect, sometimes it just stops working silently. Rarely I got a clear
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by Maxburn 4y ago
The fix hasn't made it down to stable yet, where most people live. More of a weird FYI.
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by Maxburn 4y ago
Oh, the real frustration is I've got a senior in another dept that doesn't answer emails and texts. He is in a world of immediate chaos because everyone knows that so you either call him three times or it doesn't ever get don
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by Maxburn 4y ago
We have a good crew and most do that. Some seem to only live in the moment, walk in and give me a updated IP for something and I'll tell them to email it and I'll update it when I'm working on that. There is a certain percent
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by Maxburn 4y ago
Seriously, as a tech lead I take a lot of calls for help/advice from junior techs up through senior leadership. Cut all that off and see how long I still have a job. I encourage use of "asynchronous" communication like txt an
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by Maxburn 4y ago
I'm also in a construction related trade and we get compensated for travel time to/from work sites. Eliminating a day of travel time alone is a big deal for the employer. When things get busy having a additional 10 hour day in the
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by Maxburn 4y ago
This is a bit different from a 32 hour week. But yes you will see productivity go UP with 4 10s. That's a full days worth of break and lunch interruptions that isn't there. I switched to 4 10s a couple years back and it's nic
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by Maxburn 4y ago
Very true. But at least they might make some money from something of their choosing on their own terms. That can’t be too bad.
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by Maxburn 4y ago
What does your reliability look like? Obviously no SLA but what can we really expect? Pay tier available for HA?
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by Maxburn 4y ago
Still too much, I need a 20p camera.
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by Maxburn 4y ago
1. this has been posted probably 20 times here. 2. SQRL is going nowhere until there's a RFC https://sqrl.grc.com/threads/sqrl-outreach.1253/#post-10283
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by Maxburn 4y ago
Nobody needs to see me in 4k
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by Maxburn 4y ago
Needs more art; https://despair.com/collections/posters
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by Maxburn 4y ago
They don't have anything to replace it with yet. They appear happy to leave it in place being buggy instead of removing it and really upset a lot of people.
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by Maxburn 4y ago
ONLY half the ads!!
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by Maxburn 4y ago
First off, there's no human involved in the first couple passes with this. Also bad actors could then use that detail to tweak things and get around policy. It's not a great answer either but possible.
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by Maxburn 4y ago
Paypal deplatforms people. They also don't have a way to stream revenue as you play. I'm not a great ambassador for it but they are building the infrastructure to accomplish the streaming payments, boosts, cross platform chat, pod
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by Maxburn 4y ago
Agree with the first part, but how are they damaging it? Everything they are building is open far as I know.
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by Maxburn 4y ago
You are correct, not forcing this on anyone. They are offering a solid alternative to ads with the streaming sats model. It's more in line with the principal of value for value.
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by Maxburn 4y ago
If you accept money from an advertiser and say something they don't like they can threaten to pull funding. Sort of like how none of the us "news" media will say anything against pharma, sponsored by phizer! Direct support of
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by Maxburn 4y ago
I've been casual into podcasting and listening to the developers create Podcasting 2.0 and I haven't heard anyone talking about atom feeds. I think podcasting has firmly settled on rss.
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by Maxburn 4y ago
I see the future of podcasting with a much brighter future than proprietary. Talk to the developers behind Podcasting 2.0 and see if they can change your mind; https://podcastindex.social/about
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by Maxburn 4y ago
Podcasting 2.0 is mostly about removing ads, shifting to a direct streaming monetary support model via crypto. The bonus with this model is once advertisers are removed free speech is no longer a problem. Also a big focus on decentralizatio
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by Maxburn 4y ago
Spotify is a horrible podcast player. The audio engine doesn't have nuanced speed control or remove silence like other dedicated podcast apps. I also find the podcast UI is terrible for managing shows and play list. And then there&#x27

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