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cpach
2y ago
Mindfulness/meditation.
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cpach
2y ago
It’s not very hard to register an alternative email account somewhere.
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cpach
2y ago
One thing that could happen is that you could have seen a truly horrible image.
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cpach
2y ago
I guess that’s why the saying is that “history is written by the victors”.
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cpach
2y ago
Amusing to see all the comments complaining there is no 100% European tech stach covering everything from servers, CPUs, motherboards to laptops and office/word processing suites. That is true, but none of those are 100% from US (or Ch
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cpach
2y ago
I’d say the global economy is in a bind right now. However, might be tougher in the UK because of Brexit?
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cpach
2y ago
https://glesys.com/services/email
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cpach
2y ago
In that case you might want to consider keeping a separate Firefox profile for M365. Then you can have the alternative UA string only in that profile.
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cpach
2y ago
STACKIT too.
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Rotten
(mjtsai.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
I don’t know, but you might be on to something there. If so, that could be an advantage for high-end open source projects. Just as before, those projects will still need a critical mass of users and developers who have time, taste, are will
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cpach
2y ago
I have lots of tech conversations in my native tongue. But they don’t happen on webforums, they happen in (semi-private) chat rooms.
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cpach
2y ago
Yes that’s right, punk is dead.
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cpach
2y ago
Just for the record: uBlock Origin Lite can block ads, but the user can’t add their own custom rules.
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2y ago
I hope you’re wrong but yeah, who knows. I’m glad that Ladybird is under active development and seems to be making progress.
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2y ago
I tried uBlock Origin Lite for a very short time. Then I realized that in Lite, the user can’t add custom rules[0]. That’s when I had enough. So now I’m using Firefox instead, where I can use uBlock Origin. [0] See https://old.re
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cpach
2y ago
Good question! When you inform the CA about the incident they are required to revoke the certificate. AFAICT they are also expected to file an incident report to Mozilla’s Bugzilla bug tracker (they have a section just for stuff like this).
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2y ago
DNSSEC has aged very poorly. I also believe it operates at the wrong layer. When you surf to chase.com you want to make be sure that the website you see is actually JPMorganChase and not Mallory’s fake bank site. That’s why we have HTTPS an
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Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10078138 Aug 2015, 83 comments
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Technology has created more jobs than it has destroyed (2015)
(theguardian.com)
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2y ago
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i.e. it’s hard to answer the question if you can’t state kind of data/metadata you are worried about leaking. DNS lookups are probably the hardest to conceal.
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2y ago
What’s your goal and what’s your threat model?
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AFAIK Samsung doesn’t offer any mini devices either. If that’s true, it’s probably for the same reasons Apple doesn’t.
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What the Dormouse Said: How the Sixties Counterculture Shaped the Personal Computer Industry / John Markoff
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True, but this only helps a small fraction of the application’s userbase.
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Blogs are neither magazines nor books. I think it will work out well.
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Exactly. Nothing wrong with LLMs, but we’re trying to have a human conversation here – which would be impossible if people would have all their conversations with LLMs instead.
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Hug of death (^_^) Mirrored here: https://web.archive.org/web/20250214185534/https://blog.marc...
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There’s some overlap in the articles, but quite different vibes IMHO. HN: Broader range of subjects, more non-tech stories (those are in general not allowed on Lobsters). Lobsters: Less comments overall, more narrow focus than HN. IMHO, the
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Microsoft's performance-based job cuts have started
(businessinsider.com)
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