arielcostas

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by arielcostas 3y ago
Actually, they only affect their hosted meet.jit.si service, right? Not if you self-host Jitsi on your own server (which you should if you're a medium-large company, for data protection and all that)
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by arielcostas 3y ago
Yeah, I mean, you should totally store your videos somewhere that can't lock you out for no reason. Whether that is a hard drive, an S3 glacier bucket (which I believe must give you at least 24 hours warning before they can cut you off
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by arielcostas 3y ago
> Yet even Google itself lacks import capabilities, even for the very portable export formats they generate. And this is understandable, because en masse imports are undoubtedly a security issue. Depends... Under their POV, why would any
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by arielcostas 3y ago
To be fair, Google is one of the few services that best support taking your data away by using their "Google Takeout" tool. YouTube videos, Photos, whatever, downloaded from a single website in ZIPs, TARs or whatever. Microsoft do
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by arielcostas 3y ago
The same market share that allows them to basically run their shenanigans without any real alternative besides Firefox (which receives hundreds of millions from Google)? Why would Google even care about the W3C at all when they are basicall
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by arielcostas 3y ago
There could be a report feature. If I visit your site because you claim there are no ads, but I do get them, I can report your app and have someone verify it
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by arielcostas 3y ago
What's the difference between using this and having my password autocompleted by my password manager and then getting prompted for Windows Hello? I've had this setup for months now, and I don't see how removing the password f
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by arielcostas 3y ago
I don't think ~/.meta is needed when there's the XDG config path, which by default is ~/.config For unix-like systems like Linux at least, for Windows there is the AppData directory with the same function.
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by arielcostas 3y ago
GNOME's GConf says hi
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by arielcostas 3y ago
Yeah, I can't understand how Americans can live that way, having to calculate the tax in their head, or adding the fees for everything and all. In Europe I go to a supermarket, and if something has a 1€ price tag, I only need a 1€ coin
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by arielcostas 3y ago
> provided direct verification in Google Search Console and Google Analytics Yes, it allows you to easily verify you own your domain: in both Search Console and Analytics. Doesn't mean they'd automatically add analytics to your
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by arielcostas 4y ago
My main problem with AWS has always been the console UI being horrendous and inconsistent, the poor documentation and having far too many services. Also, AWS not having something like Azure's resource groups or GCP's projects and
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by arielcostas 4y ago
It can be used harmfully (as everything) but adding one isn't as harmful as for example deleting an A entry or changing CNAMEs to another domain
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by arielcostas 4y ago
I prefer XML's verbosity to a full disfunctional language like YAML where adding an extra space might break your config
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by arielcostas 4y ago
Most languages already include an XML in their standard library, you don't need to implement it yourself
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by arielcostas 4y ago
Why not use XML? Fairly similar to HTML, which almost everyone has probably seen/used at least once, and it's kinda easy to understand. It supports comments, attributes and elements and schemas (which help with validation, editor