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by dugite-code 2y ago
The open banking standard isn't actually all that open. As a customer you cannot gain access, at least easily. You need to apply for accreditation as a third party financial services provider.
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by dugite-code 2y ago
It's a great looking interface but I have the same gripe with the tagline that I have with Grist's. It's really not spreadsheet like is it? You just don't have the row and column manipulation possibilites that defines a
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by dugite-code 2y ago
Hey thanks for the work in the past, you did amazing work. No doubt imaps loosness with how it returns data made it an even more complex task. I hope joining Thunderbird is going to pay dividends for big task like this one.
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by dugite-code 2y ago
With it becoming Thunderbird branded my biggest wish is proper subfolder support. Seeing folders as Archives.2024.invoices.paid rather than a nice collapsable list makes mail management a right pain. It's also one of the oldest request
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by dugite-code 2y ago
They have stated in the past that K-9 will stick around with just the Icon, name and colour scheme differing.
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by dugite-code 2y ago
Here you go, a fairly detailed blog post about it: https://itsignacioportal.github.io/netguard-pdnsf-any-vpn-co... Got this from a thread about Tracker Control, a NetGuard fork, and VPN chaining https://github.co
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by dugite-code 2y ago
> I believe that also means you can't use it with Tailscale or similar. You sort of can. It can route over a socks5 proxy to the work profile where you can have a second VPN running. Wouldn't be an easy solution, but it can wor
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by dugite-code 2y ago
Yup, my first gen roborock is still trundling along quite happily because of Valetudo. Would be nice if the base ubuntu was updatable but as it's offline except for a connection to a homeassistant instance it's probably safer than
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by dugite-code 2y ago
Not as a first class citizen. * It's only recently you could have unattended updates of applications. * It was not possible to distribute additional app stores in Google play, third party stores had to utilize sideloading which include
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by dugite-code 2y ago
"malicious" is the key word here. It's a common distinction used in many Australian laws meaning if you are prosecuted they need to build a case that you were not doing so for a legitimate useful reason like a phone book and
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by dugite-code 2y ago
I really wish there was a third competitor in the phone space. These are hand held computers but for some reason we've all fallen into having to accept restrictions that would have been unthinkable for a laptop or desktop not to long a
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by dugite-code 2y ago
> Have it expire within 10 mins if not used Please never do this short amount of time. Email isn't reliable time-wise for delivery. You have systems like Postgrey (one of the basic spam protections for email servers) and deliberate
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by dugite-code 2y ago
I was mistaken it seems. Only the front end is open ATM. > the backend will be open-sourced soon (after the GitHub repository reaches 2K stars). https://en.wiki.sipeed.com/hardware/en/kvm/NanoKVM/syste
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by dugite-code 2y ago
Update, perhaps I was miss-informed. Looks like the firmware isn't in the repo, just the web interface. Disappointing, I had read on a blog somewhere recently that they had released the firmware and didn't look into it deeply enou
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by dugite-code 2y ago
Similarly I'm looking into the nano kvm now the firmware is open https://github.com/sipeed/NanoKVM
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by dugite-code 2y ago
If you have paid any attention to cyber security... well anything in the last 5-10 years this should be expected? "Insider threats" are typically the one group that any security firm can actually do anything about in an active m
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by dugite-code 2y ago
I still remember after my first dog died the cat would check his kennel and favorite spots for weeks while sadly meowing. It was heartbreaking to watch, especially because she was a very quiet cat and rarely meowed at all.
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by dugite-code 2y ago
Well it's extending the browser. There are plenty of situations where ignoring or modifying the browser preferences would be the optimal path. Cookie management it an easy area to point to as an example.
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by dugite-code 2y ago
According to this it's been shipped buy default for at least 11 years now: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/24802/on-which-unix...
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by dugite-code 2y ago
If you really do this it would be a fantastic incentive for me. Just knowing the community can tinker makes a product feel more my own rather than "rented" like some systems out there.
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by dugite-code 2y ago
I don't think it's necessarily meaness. It's frustration, a type of frustration that feels like it's private, and hence can sound more vitriolic, even though it's not because we are all removed from each other via t
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by dugite-code 2y ago
What functionality are you missing? All the old menu's are available if you really want them as far as I am aware, just hidden be default.
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by dugite-code 2y ago
> please bring the "Customise From Address" to the mobile. It's a very old issue that appears to be terribly misunderstood at this point, unfortunately the issue on github is currently locked https://github.com&
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by dugite-code 2y ago
A classic case of supply exceeding demand, cratering value
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by dugite-code 2y ago
I believe a big problem is many venues have either lock in contracts, or are outright owned by live nation directly or indirectly.
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by dugite-code 2y ago
> And not if they're broken. And that's extra confusing because some of the bins use a wineglass with a broken rim as the symbol for glass, but the council flyer goes and states no broken glass.
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by dugite-code 2y ago
In Australia organic waste bins are becoming more common as councils adopt some sustainability guidelines. One of the biggest issue they have is people placing "cardboard", like coffee cups, that are lined with plasitc or have tox
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by dugite-code 2y ago
> why our industry seems unique in our willingness to do unpaid work for giant corps. Because it never starts that way. It scratches an itch, solves an interesting puzzle and people thank and praise the work. Deep down we all want to be
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by dugite-code 3y ago
Sure lots of people don't care, but if you save money on DRM subscription fees and see a tiny bump in sales it could be worth the tiny amount of dev time. Assuming you set it up to be easily removed ahead of time.
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by dugite-code 3y ago
Could be your IP block gets the odd spammer or you don't send enough emails and their servers resets you IP address reputation, meaning you essentially become a new email server.

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