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by dastx 7y ago
FastMail is an Australian company. With their encryption laws, I'd stay clear until they move all their staff and systems outside of Australia.
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by dastx 7y ago
I will try that. However, I don't think this is the case as this happens on WiFi as well. Additionally, on 4G with 5 bars it still happens. Everything else works fine and is instantaneous.
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by dastx 7y ago
Perhaps it is another issue, but the fact that I've had it across multiple devices, I'd be surprised if it isn't Spotify's shoddy "algorithm" (if you even wanna call it that). I posted this a while ago on reddi
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by dastx 7y ago
I keep pointing this out, but Spotify's shuffle algorithm is absolute horrible. It plays the same 10 or so songs for hours on hours before it moves on to the next 10 or so songs. Their offline feature has become rubbish. Every morning
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by dastx 7y ago
You can easily use multi stage docker files to copy the certs.
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by dastx 8y ago
They say they're going to delete it, but are they really though? How are they gonna prove it?
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by dastx 8y ago
Perhaps there's some proxy out there that would do it. The closest you'll come to it at the moment is either privoxy (proxy with it's own rules) or alternatively, AdGuard Home, which is like pi-hole, but it also understands A
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by dastx 8y ago
For the past 3 years I've noticed gmail being extra slow on Firefox. Every other site loads almost instantly, except gmail. Even when I used to use Facebook, it would load fairly quick. Chrome wasn't much quicker or slower. Except
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by dastx 8y ago
> The main problems I've had with go modules are fast-and-loose upstreams that happily rewrite history. go mod detects this and stops the world, and you have to manually edit go.sum. This exists in other package management systems.
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by dastx 8y ago
I actually used one of these when I visited San Francisco a couple of years back (I think it was at an AMC IMAX?). As everyone has already said, this is a coffee machine with a $25,000 arm that moves the cup. I was super excited when I saw
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by dastx 8y ago
Am I still limited to 10 steps per pipeline? Because that's always been an issue for me
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by dastx 8y ago
Bit late reply. And yes, UK and NZ are part of the five eyes. I'm a UK resident. My ISP is a small start up that has started less than a few years ago. One of the few companies that provide residential 1gbps. You'd expect such a c
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by dastx 8y ago
What country do you live in?
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by dastx 8y ago
How so?
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by dastx 8y ago
Isn't this the second time they've done this whole vpn thing? What's stopping them from rebranding it again and reselling it under a different name only to be caught again so they then say "we're gonna stop" an
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by dastx 8y ago
> Or is there a legitimate usecase for such behaviour? Yes, to track you better.
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by dastx 8y ago
I've confirmed that this is the case a while ago. Google Home, Google Home Mini. Netflix seems to do this as well with their apps.
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by dastx 8y ago
I posted this a while ago on the /r/pihole subreddit. Since my router is a bit more restricted, I ended up blocking Google's DNS as they've been doing this in other devices and software as well. It seems that they only a
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by dastx 8y ago
I've had to give up on both which is a pain for me. Reason being that for some reason no connections work when it's running. As soon as I disable it internet works again. Haven't bothered figuring out what the issue is yet.
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by dastx 8y ago
Yes, and these aren't that easy to manage, but still doable, but thanks to a really helpful and big community it's easier. Some tools allow for regex, wildcards and similar. The bigger issue comes from the likes of Google/You
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by dastx 8y ago
Ghostery is owned by Cliqz, which in turn is owned by Hubert Burda Media. HBM makes a big chunk of their money from advertisement and tracking. Make of that what you will.
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by dastx 8y ago
Please do let us know if you end up open sourcing it.
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by dastx 8y ago
Not sure why hipchat/stride IP was sold, but I think Jitsi is a direct result of it as Jitsi's tech was used for the former sold systems, and thus Atlassian does not need Jitsi anymore.