blowfish721

8 ms·

31.
by blowfish721 5y ago
I picked up that habit back in the day when I was working with Citrix since back then the first Ctrl-c normally wouldn’t take. Still doing it to this day out of muscle memory.
32.
by blowfish721 5y ago
Simply don’t use your company owned computer for personal stuff, period. I’ve worked in 1st line support and had my share of people calling in asking for help to erase their browsing history from porn urls. But the bottom line is, do you re
33.
by blowfish721 5y ago
The problem with banning encryption or e2e encryption is that it doesn’t solve anything. Criminals/terrorists will move to a chat app/service that offers e2e encryption no matter if it’s legal or not. It just means that the major
34.
by blowfish721 5y ago
Living in a cold climate myself and owner of a diesel heater in the car I can see the point of that, as well as the AC for hot days. First instinct was just that it felt a bit funny even thinking about having the motor running when I wasn’t
35.
by blowfish721 5y ago
So I never had a car with ”remote start” and maybe that’s why but is this feature actually something people use a lot? And if so then why? Genuinely curious.
36.
by blowfish721 5y ago
Even though what you are saying is techically correct and the reason why things work this way I wish they didn’t. I would argue that since there was intent with the action and there were victims it should be considered a criminal case rathe
37.
by blowfish721 5y ago
I’ve heard of this rumour and hope it’s true and that someone has evidence of a tv manufactor is doing this in the US. https://www.legalmatch.com/law-library/article/wi-fi-connect...
38.
by blowfish721 5y ago
I’m probably one of those people that don’t bother with the sponsored items. I’m not much of a spontanious shopper, if I buy something then I most often know what I want before I even go to the shopping site. Example is if I’m buying a tv t
39.
by blowfish721 5y ago
Who will build a SaaS that replaces the people in the pictures with ”this person does not exist”? Keeping facial expressions etc the same.
40.
by blowfish721 5y ago
Are you talking about iTunes Match which is $25/year? I used to keep everything myself in iTunes (music and movies/series) but the hostility towards local files had me move elsewhere. The not being able to search for local files i
41.
by blowfish721 5y ago
Downside of this as a tourist/visitor in Denmark at least some smaller shops force you to pay with cash since they don’t accept visa/mastercard but only the national debit card. Just a minor annoyance at least as a Swede since we
42.
by blowfish721 5y ago
This would be my ideal way of doing it! Too bad my memory isn’t good enough to remember dates even in the scale of years and I probably wouldn’t be able to locate contracts/warranty papers etc with ease. I’m curious to try it still how
43.
by blowfish721 5y ago
Going full circle then back into the old days when this was almost always the case. Sadly no matter if it’s the old way or the new way of doing research politics, ego and personal disputes will still always play a big part.
44.
by blowfish721 5y ago
Personally I think they will keep the 13” MacBook Pro as the entry level one with a lower tier cpu compared to 14” and 16”. Their old line up had an entry level 13” while the 15” was more capable so that’s what I’m basing it on but my guess
45.
by blowfish721 5y ago
Wouldn’t be all surprised if at least some of those ports will make it back whenever they release the redesigned 13 inch MacBook Pro and MacBook Air. Probably time constraints that made them release them with the old design. Just my guess.
46.
by blowfish721 5y ago
Just wanted to say that this is such a great idea!
47.
by blowfish721 5y ago
You might want to block port 443 to 8.8.8.8 & co as well to be on the safe side.
48.
by blowfish721 5y ago
Isn’t that the point though, when you access a bank api you have signed a contract in order to access it that states what is allowed and what’s not, the api code is not the contract but a way to access what you are allowed. With smart contr
49.
by blowfish721 5y ago
Sure you can, but you’re not allowed to mention that it’s cheaper if you buy it elsewhere.
50.
by blowfish721 5y ago
Sounds like a sound thing to do, if nothing else then to make sure people don’t go to the extreme. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-pacific-12541769
51.
by blowfish721 5y ago
Second that, heck I’d pay for that skin in a heartbeat. Fantastic work, really!
52.
by blowfish721 5y ago
Apple lowered the price on the new 20W charger to $19 instead of $29 as for the old 18W charger, not a huge amount. https://www.macrumors.com/2020/10/13/apple-selling-20w-usb-c...
53.
by blowfish721 5y ago
Once the transaction goes through your account at the bank (in case of debit) will be overdrawn and the bank will charge a penalty sum/interest as well as asking you to put funds in to get it back to a positive balance again.
54.
by blowfish721 5y ago
I agree with you on the data grab but this is true for all those services. Regarding the data they have on you, at least for europeans, you have the right to have it deleted (GDPR).
55.
by blowfish721 5y ago
There’s a reason why heart surgeons have nicknamed motorcycles ”donor cycles”. An unprotective vehicle in the hands of a young male who doesn’t yet grasp his own mortality.
56.
by blowfish721 5y ago
The best ones are the ones that provide a list to 100 partners and ask you to visit them to opt out. Usually just close the tab when I hit one of those.
57.
by blowfish721 5y ago
So basically go to the airport and look for vacationers and empty their home while they are away.
58.
by blowfish721 5y ago
I’d go for a Peloton but for weight lifting for sure! I know there are some of those but haven’t found any for free weights, can’t say I have been looking too hard yet however. Edit: tempo.fit seems interesting!
59.
by blowfish721 5y ago
I would probably use their isolation/segmentation features for this if I ran something simular. Like you said I wouldn’t trust my own devices let alone family members to have full access to everything. https://tailscale.com&
60.
Australian lottery winner who won TWICE and survived coma (1999)(dailymail.co.uk)
1 points by blowfish721 5y ago|0 comments

More ›