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by attendant3446 2y ago
I don't believe that is the case. Bitwarden works very unpredictably on a bad internet connection. The failed sync attempt can hang the whole application (or browser extension). I have this issue occasionally when Bitwarden shows that
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by attendant3446 2y ago
I always generate a unique username (and email address) every time I sign up. Except in places where I have to use my real name, like LinkedIn.
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by attendant3446 2y ago
I think Firefox is truly superior on the desktop, but Firefox on mobile is inferior. I also once switched to Brave (on mobile and as a secondary browser on desktop), but lately, in the last year or so, Brave has become bloated with services
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by attendant3446 2y ago
I can only speak for myself, but Pocket is barely usable (half the time it just loads the live page instead of the snapshot), Mozilla VPN is only sold in a handful of countries (while Mullvad is sold everywhere), Lockwise is gone (I like FF
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by attendant3446 2y ago
They always do this with my bookings. They say "booking appears to have been made through a third-party travel agent". All the bookings were made from the same account for the same person, yet I'm always forced to do addition
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by attendant3446 2y ago
It's bad UX at the very least. And technically you shouldn't need an account to make a booking.
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by attendant3446 2y ago
I've already given you many examples of how the system doesn't work in your favour by default, all the things that have happened to me or people I know in recent years. But if you want to believe in a "great" German syst
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by attendant3446 2y ago
But you keep insisting that there are rules to protect you. That's not true at all. Yes, there are rules, but you always have to prove that you are right/not guilty. In Germany the system is that you are guilty until proven innoce
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by attendant3446 2y ago
In Sweden you have a personnummer and tax data is available to practically everyone. And that's the main measure they use for everything. So I'm pretty sure that the police use this data to get an idea of what you can and can&#x27
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by attendant3446 2y ago
Oh, and there are SCHUFA and debt collectors. Let's say a clause is invalid, but they gave you a bill with a due date. You can't ignore it or you'll get a bad SCHUFA or someone from a debt collection agency will knock on your
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by attendant3446 2y ago
What if it's money you've already paid that someone won't give you back (while free or paid legal advisers tell you you're right)? It all ends with "you have to go to court". Yes, there is a chance that the oth
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by attendant3446 2y ago
In theory. But if the landlord is hiding (or, more accurately, if the bailiffs don't do their job), you end up paying for everything. But good news! The court order is valid for 30 years, so you might get it all back in the end (probab
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by attendant3446 2y ago
Yes, there are laws that nullify certain clauses in tenancy agreements, but enforcing them is another story.
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by attendant3446 2y ago
Legal advice and reality in Germany are 2 different things. The truth is that dealing with any kind of legal situation in Germany is a huge headache and all you get in the end is to prove you are right and get what should be yours anyway, w
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by attendant3446 2y ago
And not just ID, but additional documents proving your address (like a utility bill, but only in some specific formats). I tried to open an account there a couple of times, but they discriminated against me based on the documents I had).
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by attendant3446 2y ago
I think it depends. The leaders of North Kore/Iran don't see their countries as we do from the outside. Neither does Russia. It probably won't end up like North Korea, but something like Iran - very likely
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by attendant3446 2y ago
I'm the one who wants to do the night shifts. I miss the time when I worked with a 13-hour time difference due to time zones. But now I don't have the option of working at night, everyone has to be at work during 'business ho
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by attendant3446 2y ago
Berlin is full of bike lanes, but they're built ass-backwards and inconvenient for everyone - motorists, pedestrians and cyclists alike.
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by attendant3446 2y ago
Because Google was first. Microsoft online office came a lot later and was crap in the beginning (not sure what is the state of it now).
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by attendant3446 2y ago
I keep Chromium only for Google Meet, Datadog and Google Cloud Console. Opening these apps in Firefox makes fans on my laptop spin like crazy.
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by attendant3446 2y ago
How easy is it to set a different search engine in Safari (apart from a very few predefined options)? =)
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by attendant3446 2y ago
IMO, the quality of the translations has dropped significantly. When they first launched it was noticeably better than almost anything else. Now it's comparable to the alternatives. And I don't think the alternatives got that bett
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by attendant3446 2y ago
I have the opposite experience. Apple is incredibly difficult and expensive to repair. But I have been pleasantly surprised by the longevity and repairability of ThinkPads. I like those Apple M processors, but I know where I'm spending
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by attendant3446 2y ago
I know it's not a proper measurement, but I can't remember the last time I missed something in AUR, but in my short time on NixOS I missed 2 apps and 1 app that disappeared in the NixOS channel upgrade.
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by attendant3446 2y ago
I agree with everything you just said. I really like the idea behind NixOS - write a config and apply it, all containerised, but I never had a chance to try it until recently when I got a new laptop at work. But after 3 months I updated my
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by attendant3446 2y ago
I'm also surprised at how poorly it was communicated at first.
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Some Clarity on Linux Kernel "Compliance Requirements" Around Russian Sanctions(phoronix.com)
8 points by attendant3446 2y ago|4 comments
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by attendant3446 2y ago
How would you explain that[1]? 1. https://github.com/bitwarden/sdk/issues/898#issuecomment-222...
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by attendant3446 2y ago
Looks like yes[1] 1. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/end-of-support-firefox-...
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by attendant3446 2y ago
I've asked the same question and still haven't got a concrete answer as to why anyone would use devcontainers. As I understand it, devcontainers use some base image and then instructions in json file with steps what to add for tha

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