coldblues

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by coldblues 1y ago
Finally someone had the guts to say it. I see the same arguments again and again that writing in a notebook makes you remember things better and think more thoroughly, but who exactly was tested here? Were people with an extensive and deepl
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by coldblues 1y ago
Same! I donate to various custom ROM maintainers for my specific device.
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by coldblues 1y ago
https://cachyos.org/ The fastest GNU/Linux distribution available. Amazing set of patches, optimizations and specific device fixes. The community regularly finds performance regressions in the latest versions of packag
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by coldblues 1y ago
Copying files between Windows and WSL is EXTREMELY slow. I really wanted to give Windows a chance but the slowness completely destroyed that chance, along with the lack of hardware acceleration for GUI applications.
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by coldblues 1y ago
Correct. What I meant specifically is that we are unaware of a hard limit to memory, one that we have not found due to factors like our lifespans and cognitive decline, so it should not be something to worry and fuss over due to its current
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by coldblues 1y ago
This is factually incorrect and can easily be disproved by looking at the change logs.
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by coldblues 1y ago
There is no reason to forget. Your brain does memory crystallization whether you like it or not, this is not something that is up to you. There is no upper bound to memory as far as we know. https://notes.andymatuschak.org/S
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by coldblues 1y ago
Another thing to add: I had deleted my Roam Research account a long time ago by now, but the media I uploaded on it is still available through the Firebase links.
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by coldblues 1y ago
The RAD Debugger is getting a Linux port so hopefully we won't have to deal with the sad state of Linux debugging anymore.
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by coldblues 1y ago
Indexes trillions of messages and refuses to delete any of them and comply with GDPR. Deleting your account DOES NOT delete your messages, they remain on the platform for an indefinite period of time. The only way to get them to delete your
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by coldblues 1y ago
I still feel like Roam Research did it best. Conor was truly a pioneer in the digital note taking field. I still miss the times when all of it was new, it was so exciting and everything felt revolutionary. A lot of Roam users are still usin
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by coldblues 2y ago
Focusmate is probably the most popular tool in this category. I don't like the other ones, I am more comfortable in a 1-1 video session rather than multiple people. It works really well when I want to force myself to get something done
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Cock.li links donated email domain 'hitler.rocks' to two intelligence agencies(cock.li)
3 points by coldblues 2y ago|1 comments
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Successful security assessment of our Android app(mullvad.net)
1 points by coldblues 2y ago|0 comments
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by coldblues 2y ago
https://genode.org/index An operating system with seL4 support
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by coldblues 2y ago
It's a shame Telegram doesn't have good privacy & security (relative to Signal, Threema, etc), because it sure does have the best UI/UX and performance out of all the instant messengers, it's a feat of engineering an
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Fight for privacy. To protect all other rights(mullvad.net)
2 points by coldblues 2y ago|0 comments
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by coldblues 2y ago
Telegram is overwhelmingly the preferred messenger for CSAM distribution, a search can find you all the relevant articles.
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by coldblues 2y ago
What I've said is from the perspective of a hypothetical moderation team at Twitter that has enacted this change, a change that will most likely be reversed, and was probably a mistake. Additionally, you are breaking the site's gu
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by coldblues 2y ago
Feds can request info from Telegram. Additionally, Telegram has evolved past a simple messenger application. A massive amount of projects, most of them being crypto projects, use Telegram as their primary method of communication and announ
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by coldblues 2y ago
The logical explanation to me is that most of the Signal contacts shared tend to be for drugs or CSAM trading, so they went for the nuclear approach to make moderation easier.
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by coldblues 2y ago
This is what people fundamentally care about. The price of food, a roof under their head, clean water, fresh air and general healthiness. The problems you describe are beyond most people's grasp or reach.
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Bitwarden is turning 2FA on by default for new devices(bitwarden.com)
225 points by coldblues 2y ago|254 comments
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by coldblues 2y ago
In addition to this, Google is phasing out device integrity check to the Play Integrity API, which will completely kill custom ROMs if apps adopt it, which bank apps most likely will, because their entire security is based on box-checking.
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by coldblues 2y ago
Iceland has been a pioneer in internet freedom and privacy, joining the EU will subjugate all it stands for.
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by coldblues 2y ago
I keep seeing these note-taking tools pop up again and again. I am heavily invested into Logseq already and the new database version is coming out soon. Unless these tools provide import and export utilities to convert your notes between th
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by coldblues 2y ago
Pretty much. The reason why these "leaks" get mentioned so much is because the idea of leaking classified documents on a video game forum is mildly amusing. The game is popular among people enrolled in the military, so it's n
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Mullvad Review of 2024(mullvad.net)
2 points by coldblues 2y ago|0 comments
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Revolut bans GrapheneOS using anti-competitive Play Integrity API(bsky.app)
6 points by coldblues 2y ago|0 comments
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by coldblues 2y ago
ADHD is one of the most well-researched disorders, and medication is very effective. Removing the "disorder" label would only lead to people not getting the help they need. In Europe it is already an awful situation with psychiatr

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