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by calgoo 3y ago
So what happens to open source browsers? Will they be forced to implement it? Are the governments going to audit the code to make sure no one is releasing a version that has removed the government certs or are they going to outlaw open sour
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by calgoo 3y ago
20 years ago I was configuring VPNs on work laptops that then had all the exit traffic routed to a Bluecoat system to MITM the traffic. The difference is that zScaler is "Zero Trust" so you are actually not on a VPN anymore. It&#x
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by calgoo 3y ago
I have used the Zigbee2mqtt quite well with Hue and a USB dongle: https://www.zigbee2mqtt.io/
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by calgoo 3y ago
And then when there is a security issue you ask them share the log files from all their spyware and suddenly half the stuff needed is not there because we did not get that module.
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by calgoo 3y ago
I see that sentence as a preempt defense against the ultra conservatives that would otherwise attack it. If we where to discuss those alternatives, then it becomes an enormous political battle. By stating it as a "save the children&quo
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by calgoo 3y ago
So like the office then? Your 12" light laptop that you use for travel breaks? No worries, here is a 17" 8 year old machine that will break your back carrying around everywhere, and cant be used on a airplane.
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by calgoo 3y ago
I think it’s possible to go to a function level, but you basically need to stop using the file system. We come back to the question of storing code in some sort of db based storage, which can then contain all these tools built in. I can se
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by calgoo 3y ago
To me it’s to opposite! I’m looking for a device that does not have a baseband on it. I can always hotspot + vpn if I need access to the outside world, but no direct access to the device. Add some encrypted chat software, and got the perfec
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by calgoo 3y ago
Same here, been using DDG for several years now and have not had any issues. I have tried switching to google a few times when im not finding what i need, but get turned off by their recommendations as well as just bad search results. I rem
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by calgoo 3y ago
Technically it might even be healthy for Mozilla to loose 90% of the budget as they are spending that on bs projects that has nothing to do with Firefox. Maybe it would force them to spend the money on the Firefox team, and all the money hu
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by calgoo 3y ago
To be fair, some of the premixed cans of vodka/whiskey/rum can go down very easy and don’t taste of alcohol at all. Now their % is around the same as a beer so it’s not super strong, but still way to easy to drink too many on a ho
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by calgoo 3y ago
Portugal has also been having economical issues since the early 2000s which would probably influence the metric.
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by calgoo 3y ago
I get a bunch of scam sms messages and calls from scam financial firms here in Spain. That’s ignoring all the local spam calls from every phone provider and insurance company here.
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by calgoo 3y ago
This! If you really want to have access to some of your personal stuff, setup a family account and only share what you want with the account (music/subs etc).
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by calgoo 3y ago
Yea but these days they will get some stupid fine like $30m which is a rounding error for these companies. Especially in the US where bribes are legal, and it has been proven over and over that the politicians will do whatever their corp ov
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by calgoo 3y ago
Who cares where they are from? If they are being dic*s then they are no better then. Any other group.
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by calgoo 4y ago
The players buying <1ms monitors will continue to buy them. Its the other 95% gamers that are the targeted audience. An example: As a dad of two 3 year olds, i don't have time to game more then a couple of hours a week. Its not wort
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by calgoo 4y ago
Im left handed and can use the mouse on both sides. Started using it on the left when i was young, but was almost forced to use the right hand because of space issues in computer labs where they try to fit as many computers as possible next
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by calgoo 4y ago
So lets ignore the government part of this. Anyone can create a webpage that collects this information, which means that a non government hacker (or another government like N. Korea or China) can setup online services that people from South
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by calgoo 4y ago
As i mentioned above, do they pay taxes on those tips? Are they logged so the IRS are aware of them? Could this be accounting for some of the difference?
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by calgoo 4y ago
I see it completely different. Coming from the EU, I hate going to restaurants in the US because of the tipping culture. I dont mind leaving something if the service has been amazing, but then it might be 5e when the family have had a full
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by calgoo 4y ago
I use a Spanish keyboard but with US layout on top. I normally let autocorrect deal with special Spanish characters, but just switch layout if I’m writing something longer.
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by calgoo 4y ago
I always do some quick "pub math": How many hours of entertainment do i get out of this? How much would that time cost me in a bar / pub? that normally makes it a lot of easier to justify a 50 / 60 price.
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by calgoo 4y ago
The legal team at the company I work for are suggesting to remove keybase and treat it as compromised as there is no way of knowing of keys and other data has not been shared with the Chinese government. No proof at all of course, just the
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by calgoo 4y ago
I always think of information warfare. Why bomb another nation when you can use all their private info to destroy their personal life’s. People ask why I’m not worried that the US has the same info, and I am to a degree, but in the current
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by calgoo 4y ago
So according to this very sensational article, we should now trust all login credentials to Apple, Google and Microsoft. So just like the horrible (in my opinion ) OAuth setup where we sign in using one of their services, we will now have e
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by calgoo 4y ago
Depends on the country Spain would be closer to 30 or 40k for example?
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by calgoo 4y ago
I think they are saying they will hack your company and change it, not that they talk to your boss.
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by calgoo 4y ago
This might have added to the already reported issues around licenses etc. As the new licensing model will be subscription based, having 100,000 VMs might come in at quite a larger price point as well as switching it from OPEX to CAPEX expen
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by calgoo 4y ago
I always uninstall teams when im going on more then 1 week of vacation. I always disable all notifications and only 1 person at work knows how to get in contact with me in case of an emergency.

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