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brynjolf
7y ago
I disabled the allow Microsoft to send application history to their servers. They still do it. They just ignore the fact I have disabled it explicitly. It should be reason for me to be able to sue but I don't know where to start.
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7y ago
I have app history disabled in Windows 10 but they don't care they send that information to servers anyway
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Reading this thread [0] on their Uservoice shows that no progress has been done since August 2018 on notifications management for the end user. I'm sure they allow control when you create a channel but convincing the teammanager who ve
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7y ago
Reading this thread [0] on your Uservoice shows that no progress has been done since August 2018 on notifications management for the end user. I'm sure you allow control when you create a channel but convincing the teammanager who very
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7y ago
Just like the NSA and Cisco do...
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7y ago
Reddit is also a big part of it but as long as Steve Huffman aka spez gets the sweet money from Thiel he is fine with having lots of blood on his hands. He probably is one of the godfathers of alt right now. What is the blood of innocents w
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7y ago
I have to put everything in quotation makes now or it gives me a result loosely related to the specific thing I wanted. It takes me like four searches to actually get the result I wanted. Drives me nuts.
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7y ago
Same with MS Teams, and there isn't even a way to disable notifications per channel. So if people ping the channel and you are ini tyou will get a notification. It drives me insane but no progress since August 2018. They did add a way
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7y ago
There are just so many bugs with Vim implementation in VSC. For example the two undo systems can lose sync and randomly delete half the document.
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7y ago
Pike was a horrible programming language driven by nepotism
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7y ago
I think bug that they are embarrassed about
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7y ago
There is a bug where if you disable blinking textcursors, notifications in the taskbar never gets cleared. Been that way since Windows 7. How are those two things related?
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7y ago
The keyboard is flawed, Apple even admits it. Guess being ignorant is more convenient though.
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7y ago
Especially if you have a remote setup, when it tries to follow the shuffle dance and resizes, steals focus gets minimized, tries to stay in top and then realises it is on the wrong monitor so it does it all again. I just close my eyes and t
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7y ago
It is not safe yet to use as a VPN because of the way it is designed, see https://www.perfect-privacy.com/en/blog/wireguard-vpn-pros-a...
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7y ago
Spying was the wrong word. But yes, the telemetry. The google analytics that are hidden on the extensions page, that only listen to the Do not track, but not the turn off telemetry checkbox. Sadly it just doesn't seem to stop.
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7y ago
With an obscure name and no correlation to all the other spying and backdoor ING Mozilla are doing. Is this really the best option tog etaprivacy focused browser? I think this is all very worrying.
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8y ago
Positive change globally? Source?
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8y ago
Somehow Americans always play the victim card. The airplane is maybe dangerous but nope, grounding it is a political move? I just wish to see the comment section of the plane was Chinese.
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8y ago
Not for short urls, those range from $92 to $720
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8y ago
You mean the Donald? It is still there
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8y ago
Discord has a worse TOS that implies spying on you and has large Chinese investors. That combined with less certification means it is hard to use Discord in an enterprise environment.
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8y ago
But it isn't by default, that is the issue
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8y ago
But it is literally anybody using that service. Why not get a dog sitter then? Someone they will get to know personally?
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8y ago
Source?
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Change comes from within, not from arrogant temper tantrums. EU is not going to be able to convince a country that leaves on a whim. For God's sake what is EU is the second most Google thing in the UK right now behind what's Brexi
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8y ago
You know like Americans talk on the internet? Where you guys just presume everyone is from your state or even city.
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8y ago
We know that, it is the attitude of making it easier for developers and then letting the customer have to make quite big sacrifices that create the negative comments.
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For everyone not knowing why you would use this extension, it is so the container breaks after Google. Say you Google spaghetti, after you click you defined food.com to be a food container, with this extension it will break out of Google co
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8y ago
The normal way to deal with corruption, make new rules for everyone except the people committing the corruption.
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