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by daneel_w 3mo ago
You're right, it doesn't take long. That's the sad part. The evidence is in them echoing just one single cherry-picked policy, in a misrepresented way, while conveniently ignoring all their other far more numerous left-leanin
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by daneel_w 3mo ago
How do you know the political party of the story is "the worst of the worst"? You don't.
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by daneel_w 3mo ago
To the people using Mullvad I have two sincere and unpopular questions: do you actively scrutinize and examine the key people of every service and product you use, or is it just a reflexive change of footing whenever you happen upon news li
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by daneel_w 4mo ago
Quad9.
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by daneel_w 4mo ago
It runs Sailfish. That's something, I guess.
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by daneel_w 4mo ago
Yes. Same for FCM/Android. It's not ideal, and it's not XMPP's shortcoming, but it's livable since we don't need to reveal the who or the what. And thankfully it's up to the individual user to balance thei
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by daneel_w 4mo ago
I think they focus mainly on the fact that these are federated and mature solutions. I don't know anything about Matrix but as far as XMPP/Jabber and "push notifications" go, you don't need to reveal the message, no
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by daneel_w 4mo ago
> You can either be honest about things that don't/didn't work, so mistakes won't be repeated. What things don't work, then? There's a difference between disliking something to the point of personally bein
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by daneel_w 4mo ago
Are you saying this as a Perl programmer or as an observer who never wrote any Perl?
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by daneel_w 4mo ago
It's not. Together with ongoing global tightening of regulations for permissible caller IDs on phone calls, it's all about fighting fraud. (I work in the telecom industry and am in the middle of all the waves this is causing for l
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by daneel_w 4mo ago
Worth noting that Actalis requires you to register an account with them in order to acquire the necessary authorization token for their ACME API. This poses a privacy/anonymity issue for some users. Last I checked, Actalis' free t
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by daneel_w 4mo ago
After four months of use I've had not a single hiccup or misbehavior with it, none of the sudden stalls or "beachballing" I had every so often with TB when fetching/sending despite running my own mail server inside my ho
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by daneel_w 4mo ago
Try Betterbird. On the whole I find that fork a better experience than Thunderbird.
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by daneel_w 4mo ago
Ignore the marketing language. It's after all just the packaging, not the product.
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by daneel_w 4mo ago
I am not sure if it's part of the ANSI standard, but the AmigaDOS shell supported a set of ANSI codes that provided single line stepping - not a whole text line/row, but a single raster line - allowing for pretty advanced graphics
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by daneel_w 4mo ago
I gave your service a test, seeing all buttons in gray, and could not figure out if the service was broken, if my browser was broken, or if my e-mail client (Betterbird) was doing something good. Then I remembered that I use LuLu[1] to deny
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by daneel_w 4mo ago
The article immediately makes me think of my PineBook Pro. Blinded by its $300 price tag and "Arm Inside(tm)", I jumped the gun at the second batch in early 2021. The display panel is shit. The keyboard is shit. The trackpad is sh
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by daneel_w 4mo ago
I think male baldness is a bit more complex than creatine->DHT->loss of hair. But if you want to go down that road, there's also indications that the oil in pumpkin seeds reduce the enzymatic process that turns testosterone into
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by daneel_w 5mo ago
But Rosetta was always meant to be just a temporary compatibility bridge. Surely you too would consider it kind of crazy if they were today, still, pouring time into maintaining Rosetta 1 for people wanting to run PPC software on macOS&#x
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by daneel_w 5mo ago
while true; do openssl speed ecdsap384 -multi 2; done
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by daneel_w 5mo ago
> "Even if American equipment is superior ..." To address the article's context, is the E-3 Sentry superior to the Erieye/GlobalEye?
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by daneel_w 5mo ago
Thanks for sharing! I've been a great fan ever since childhood. Phantasy Star 1, 2, 3 and 4 played a huge part in the world of games I grew up with and I consider the series among the best Japanese RPG universes ever made.
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by daneel_w 5mo ago
There are a hundred variants of it used in various software for the C64, the Amiga, the anything.
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by daneel_w 5mo ago
And so many variant typefaces of the same graphical language were seen in a million products during the home computer boom of the late 70s and early 80s. Iconic.
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by daneel_w 5mo ago
It's not, and you have.
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by daneel_w 5mo ago
This just in: AI Superstar tweets about new stint. Crowd goes wild. News at eleven.
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by daneel_w 5mo ago
I'm happy with it. Been running OpenSMTPd for many years at this point, on both OpenBSD and Linux, and I have no complaints.
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by daneel_w 5mo ago
Good retro feel. I don't mean to shift the spotlight away from the topic, but a great lightweight alternative is Tiny Player: https://www.catnapgames.com/tiny-player-for-mac/
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by daneel_w 5mo ago
In reality, most banks perform a lot of these transaction checks in real time to block fraudulent txes up-front, instead of validating tx legitimacy retroactively at a point where the money is already gone. Some 15 years ago a security rep
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by daneel_w 5mo ago
I work for a small telecom services provider whose current VP immediately set an AI course when stepping on board 6 months ago. Involving AI in everything and every task is now our first priority - across all employee segments, not just us

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