TheChaplain

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by TheChaplain 7mo ago
"The Beekeeper's Corner", excellent if you are interested in beekeeping.
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by TheChaplain 7mo ago
Just create a new password manager using SQLCipher then? If it is good enough people will use it. It is weird when people wants to change something that works just great. KeePass have served me well for years on Windows, Mac, Android, Linux
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WhatsApp might support traditional passwords in addition to 2FA(9to5google.com)
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by TheChaplain 8mo ago
I am interested in his new book, "Six Math Essentials", but I doubt it will be on my very low level of math understanding..
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by TheChaplain 8mo ago
It is not strange if you ever had a pet that meant a lot to you. I know people who have grieved for months after losing their cat and their dog. Their connection was much more than "just a pet", it became family and as important a
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by TheChaplain 8mo ago
Don't be surprised if products are sent abroad for destr^Wrecycling. No I am not joking, some german company hid an airtag in a old computer that went to recycling. It ended up somewhere in Thailand, being not very environmentally frie
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by TheChaplain 8mo ago
Local producers. Businesses importing from non-EU countries have to shoulder the responsibility in stead of the manufacturer.
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by TheChaplain 8mo ago
What most people here seem to forget, is once a social platform gains traction and especially attention from the main masses, it undoubtedly require checks and balances. Predators, racism, gore, pedophilia, harassment, stalking and so on..
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by TheChaplain 8mo ago
Gonna suck to lose your license when you live in outer places like Roadhead, Carlisle. :(
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by TheChaplain 8mo ago
> Linux people are very resistant to this Because security people often does not know the balance between security and usability, and we end up with software that is crippled and annoying to use.
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by TheChaplain 8mo ago
> Title is misleading Well, it's easier to get engagement with some bait. I wish it wasn't more or less a standard these days..
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by TheChaplain 8mo ago
Not surprised it took so long, the decision makers seems to be quite out of touch with the user base. Which makes me believe that their "walk back" is just to change the packaging of the same old "slop" being shoved down
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by TheChaplain 8mo ago
> Its kernel, libc, and much of its software is closed source, so when Commodore folded its story was over. I am certain someone have the full source code somewhere, I just hope that they eventually say "f--k it, it has been 36 year
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by TheChaplain 8mo ago
I believe the level will simply be adjusted then, the middle class end up being heavier taxed. But that is usually a fairly large group, and if they feel taxes are too much, they will listen to any politician that promises a solution. Then
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by TheChaplain 9mo ago
> It may be cryptographically superior, but does that matter at the end of the day if nobody uses it? I've made a few attempts to convert people, but no-go. People stay on Telegram and WhatsApp because they have better UX and featur
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by TheChaplain 9mo ago
I have no hope for Vimeo. BS took over Evernote and I cancelled the subscription after a year. Their idea of value for the customer vs the price is not realistic.
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by TheChaplain 9mo ago
I may be too cynical but when it comes to politicians, the disconnect feels more than a rule than exception. It is hard to vote, being buttered up with promises and pretty speeches, just to be disappointed halfway to next election.
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by TheChaplain 9mo ago
Another happy davx5 user here, it is so good I donated.
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by TheChaplain 9mo ago
I use pelican, with a bunch of self-made plugins, and it works very well. There's a few commits every month, so it's not a dead project.
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by TheChaplain 9mo ago
I hope the charges are on the sending part, if I would have to sign up to receive letters I see some issues.. And yeah, elderly and digitalization is not always working well. Where I live the average age is ~80, and people need assistance t
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by TheChaplain 9mo ago
The fact that US children doesn't know how to read clocks doesn't surprise me, but what about other countries? Is reading a clock taught to students in India, Japan, China, Chile?
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by TheChaplain 10mo ago
Tariffs, labour- and energy costs. Is it just me or do EU seem to lack a competitive edge?
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by TheChaplain 10mo ago
I don't know, the solution to that seems fairly simple, no? Russia withdraws to pre-2014 borders.
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by TheChaplain 10mo ago
There are plenty of people even inside Europe who downplay these events.
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by TheChaplain 10mo ago
How else will you charge people from implementing support for it?
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by TheChaplain 10mo ago
While technologically amazing, I am not a big fan of random people having a much easier time to record me in public or in private gatherings.
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by TheChaplain 10mo ago
I can't imagine the headache as a school when parents come yelling "why did you allow my child on site XXX?!"
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by TheChaplain 10mo ago
I've had the same idea, but with no property tax on ownership of a single dwelling place. If the burden is lessened to have your own place, hopefully we could see less homeless on the street or living in cars when times are tough. Howe
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by TheChaplain 10mo ago
Try scanning the QR-code. It works.
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by TheChaplain 10mo ago
Well, there's Gateron and Keychron.. But from what I gather Cherry still are considered the choice if you want longevity.

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