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by cube00 3y ago
> Well, obviously. Is living in a slum worse than nothing? It's easier to move people on when it gets "inconvenient" if there are no structures.
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Should You Feel Guilty for Being a Maker? [video](youtube.com)
2 points by cube00 3y ago|0 comments
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Batect is no longer maintained(batect.dev)
1 points by cube00 3y ago|0 comments
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by cube00 3y ago
What's IR6? /s
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by cube00 3y ago
I get a call from Google One Support. I explain the situation. They tell me to go to g.co/recover to recover my account (I already did this on my own). Same thing happens as before - same two options are given. Then I'm told Goog
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by cube00 3y ago
Given everything needs to hide behind a cache layer these days to protect it from DDOS it'll probably be fine.
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by cube00 3y ago
If your docs and PR descriptions can be generated off file diffs everyone's time could be better spent scanning the diff to come to the same conclusions. Consider using your PRs and docs to capture the answers to the usual why questi
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Australian government to overhaul privacy laws(abc.net.au)
5 points by cube00 3y ago|1 comments
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by cube00 3y ago
I did high school work experience at a university and they were kind enough to give me a Red Hat Linux CD to install at home along with a full printed manual for it. There began the awaking to a whole new world beyond DOS and Windows that I
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by cube00 3y ago
Everything is amazing and nobody is happy.
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by cube00 3y ago
How I dodged getting a virus downloading on the shared library computers and bringing those floppies home I'll never know. We only had 8 hours a month of dial up so I still had to frequent the library to get my fix. We also had to ca
702.
by cube00 3y ago
I said a real database (Excel)
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by cube00 3y ago
An impressive seamless loop that's only 10 seconds long
704.
by cube00 3y ago
Something to consider when you save your passwords in Google, you can "forget" and reset your Google account password and all your passwords are still there. Compare that to a proper password manager where if you forget the master
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by cube00 3y ago
> I doubt Apple will be our savior here. You only have to look at how they're (still) restricting PWAs to see they also have their own goals to preserve their walled garden and market share (as they should, it's a publicly list
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by cube00 3y ago
You can move away now or wait until they lock you out (and thereby lock you out of all you OAuth sites) with no recourse. The endless cries for help in /r/GMail/ says it all. OAuth sites will let you change your OAuth provide
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by cube00 3y ago
Cootys Rat Semen
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by cube00 3y ago
Never roll your own security.
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by cube00 3y ago
Unless their backups get stolen (again)
710.
by cube00 3y ago
Friends and family need to be off the clock too, be respectful if anyone chooses to do this.
711.
by cube00 3y ago
I was thankful they were at least 550 refusing mine. But I've heard similar stories where the mail just disappears even when they return 250 accepted.
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by cube00 3y ago
> lack of trust starting out If you're only a small time sender lack of trust is permanent. I've been self hosting for three years now, never sent spam, never had the server breached and GMail and Microsoft both still send mail
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by cube00 4y ago
It's the old story, you only get promoted shipping new stuff, maintenance is where careers go to die in the eyes of these companies.
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by cube00 4y ago
If the culture is that rotten that this behavior is accepted (as it requires multiple people in the hiring process to be complicit) I doubt anyone would want to stay for very long if they were hired.
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by cube00 4y ago
You have to wonder if such a case would have been brought if they hadn't relaxed lending restrictions during the pandemic. That seemed to really draw the ire of publishers.
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by cube00 4y ago
It's money. The difference is here the internet archive can lend worldwide with one hour loans. Your local library has a limited geographic reach (even when it partners with other libraries it's still limited to its own state boun
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by cube00 4y ago
> Google Cloud have zero empathy for customers Common to any large company, if you want better service, support small business.
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by cube00 4y ago
The eight icon legend felt unnecessary for this kind of document.
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by cube00 4y ago
What the "security" team doesn't realize is by blocking actions in this way they've opened up a wider hole. If a third party action had a problem it can be blocked centrally, instead these modules now live scattered thro
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by cube00 4y ago
To be fair implementing iMessage support is not entirely within their control, the joy of the walled garden.

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