TheBozzCL

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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
No thanks
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
With Proton’s catch-all and sieve filters, I’ve simplified my method to the following: * Every company I interact with gets a different email alias (no tags - company@mydomain.com) * Every company gets a category tag (Finances, Travel, Ente
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
lol same kinda vibe as Fortran devs right now
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
Dunno, man. I'm using Claude 3.5 via Cody on IntelliJ for work, or via Kagi for other cases. When it works, it works great - especially for easy, well-understood things like boilerplate code or the typical simple tasks that I don'
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
Or outside of Europe/North America, for that matter.
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
That’s why I also block all known DoH IPs. It’s a pretty long list, like 130 IPs. I have an allowlist for devices I don’t want to mess with, like my Pihole or guest devices. It’s definitely not perfect, but it does de job for now.
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
Then you write router-level firewall rules for the IPs you know are safe to fully block. You can do that selectively so you don’t break other devices. I already do this for local DNS circumvention, which is probably a lot more common than h
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
You can set blocking per-device. I have strict blocking for my own devices, super-heavy blocking for IoT and other untrusted devices, and a lighter blocking as default. If they complain, I can disable blocking for them, or even set up a gue
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
Personally, I went the nuclear route with a Pihole. My devices can’t talk to Google.
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
I see these are being sold for pretty cheap… I’d love to have one to playing around with! The noise is a dealbreaker for me though… maybe somebody will come up with a watercooling mod.
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
Didn't you hear? We're not allowed to own things anymore - only lease them.
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
Well, for starters… the circumstances have appointed somebody who believes in the “deep state” stuff as director of the FBI.
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
This looks fantastic! Please make sure to let us know when it's available in the Americas as well, I would love to use this.
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
I meant it more in the sense that I got everything running the way I want to and I don’t want to go through the trouble of setting everything up again just yet: fixes for weird issues specific to my laptop; custom scripts to switch between
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
For those who want to preemptively block these requests, the domain is metrics-api.manjaro.org. Taken from their repository: https://github.com/manjaro/mdd Makes me a little sad, I'm super comfortable with my curr
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
Well I don’t know what you expected then. Buy a phone with a headphone jack next time, they’re still some out there.
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
That’s why I bought myself a portable headphone DAC. I went for the Qudelix 5K. I can turn any headphone into a bluetooth headset, or connect them via USB-C or Lightning with the right cables.
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
For iOS, Keepassium can use WebDAV as well.
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
Yesterday, a friend and I tried to buy tickets for a show. Each ticket was $40. The total came to over $110. That’s nearly the price of three tickets! Thanks for saving us money by making us think twice about buying these tickets, Ticketmas
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
Yeah, almost every multiplayer-focused game nowadays seems to be trying to be the next big e-sport. There's always somebody who's fully focused on the meta and being competitive, and lashing out at people who don't. I have to
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
It’s the Mr. Krabs money meme. They’ll take as much as they can get away with before people seriously push back. I mean, it’s nothing new, really - see how some paid streaming services have converted their paid, ad-free tiers to have ads, a
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
I still remember how much I was seething about the Equifax breach back in 2017. In fact, it still makes me angry today! I’ve been part of so many data breaches by now - some of them from companies I’ve never interacted with, just because an
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
This is incredibly frustrating with iPhones. At least Android and Windows lets you disable automatic connections, but on an iPhone your only choice is to unpair.
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
It’s sad, but at least portable USB DACs have come a long way. My personal choice is the Qudelix 5K.
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
The same thing made me cancel Apple TV. People keep telling me “but those aren’t ads, they’re trailers!”
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
I love Manjaro Cinnamon on my gaming laptop. It just feels so nice, and it gives me great battery life.
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
Because it means “danger” in Hebrew: https://pollylingu.al/he/en/items/30106 And the author thought it was funny
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
Oh goodie, another one. I bet they will also not face any significant repercussions, and they might even start selling their own online data security product.
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
Another anecdote to add to the pile. We used to have semi-feral cats living in our shed. One time, one of them had kittens. Not too long after, our dogs broke into the fenced area around the shed and killed and ate the kittens. We only foun
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
Yeah, I was expecting that the actual audio would just be a set of phonemes recorded at different intonations, and the game would chain them together. The linked video that has every individual name lasts nearly 5 hours. It’s just insane.

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