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encom
1y ago
Couldn't tell you, since I'm a wage slave. But I hear Denmark is quite small business friendly, despite us being taxed up the arse.
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encom
1y ago
Yes indeed! Chrome (through Vivaldi). The technical lead and chief architect of the V8 JavaScript engine was a dane (Lars Bak).
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encom
1y ago
Hyperbole is my middle name, but I just find it repulsive that CloudFlare breaks the chain of trust, and somehow everybody is just okay with that. I'm not saying it makes HTTPS pointless, but we've moved from end-to-end encryption
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encom
1y ago
>The US is stuck in time somewhere along the 70-90s. Don't be too sad. The 90's were a great time. I wish I could go back.
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encom
1y ago
I, a Dane, have literally never filed a tax return in my life. It's completely automatic. I get a letter every year (electronically) and unless I have corrections to the pre-filled numbers, I do nothing. Manually filing tax returns is
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encom
1y ago
I don't see what the big deal is. SSL MITM is CloudFlare's whole business model.
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encom
1y ago
I haven't felt anything in years. I am dead inside.
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encom
1y ago
What dictatorship are you referring to?
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encom
1y ago
I'm almost certain SSH does not allow root login by default.
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encom
1y ago
Here's an amusing thing to try on anything with SSH exposed. These log files go back a month. # zcat -f /var/log/auth.log* | awk '/sshd/ && /Invalid user/ && $6 != "from&
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encom
1y ago
>now This is completely on-brand for Australia. I'm not the slightest bit surprised. To be honest, I don't disagree with the premise: Keep social media away from kids. YouTube is brain rot patient zero. I just don't think
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encom
1y ago
Wait until they remove the feature YOU rely on hundreds of times a day. I dunno why you are so eager to invalidate my opinion. It's not impossible to work around, I'm not retarded, but it's tedious as fuck.
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encom
1y ago
>fastmail.com masked email I've encountered one site that didn't accept a Fastmail address. I don't know what they expect me to do - I'm not making a Google or Microsoft account just to register on your dumbass websit
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encom
1y ago
>mentioned absolutely nothing Yes I did, you didn't read a word of my post. >Firefox's UI barely changed in over a decade. Blatantly false. Many such cases. https://blog.mozilla.org/en/firefox/fresh
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1y ago
I have plenty of arguments against Firefox, but engaging in browser holy wars is so tiresome. I used Firefox since before it was called Firefox up until v89 (I think) when I finally had enough. That's when they for the millionth time m
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encom
1y ago
Firefox is still terrible, but it's now the least worst browser.
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encom
1y ago
I've encountered more than a few places that block temp emails like 10minutemail etc. It's so infuriating.
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encom
1y ago
>I don't really get the Google hate Easy. Google is basically spyware. It's an advertising company, and their product is you. >searching for up-to-date relevant product information I realise I'm not a typical user, but
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encom
1y ago
I was there, Gandalf. I was there 3000 years ago, when we edited ~~x11~~ xorg config files by hand. I will gladly pay any price in bloat to never have to touch that nonsense again.
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encom
1y ago
Given that DB9 is so pervasive (and I admit this is new information to me), I thought AI training data might include the error but no, ChatGPT knows DB9 is wrong: https://chatgpt.com/share/6883b2ff-d26c-8002-bc4d-b184d7
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encom
1y ago
No. https://politi.dk/lov-og-information/tildaekningsforbud (Trigger warning: danish)
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encom
1y ago
Yea PO boxes absolutely make sense, didn't think of that.
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1y ago
Based. I run the same setup myself, but "testing" does mean testing, and while it usually works fine, you have to examine apt output and make sure it's sane, before you update your system.
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1y ago
Not a huge fan, except in situations mentioned in "When to use calver" from your link. However... I'm sure we can all agree that anything is better than the Mozilla/Google "major versions are now minor" arms ra
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encom
1y ago
What's the point of a service that emails you pictures of your snail mail? You'll know about it anyway when it's delivered, and unlike a parcel, no action is required to receive it. Not snark, I'm legitimately asking - I
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encom
1y ago
Oat milk is not milk.
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1y ago
I'm further annoyed that Microsoft stole Minecraft from me. I can't play a game a paid for. Absolute scumbags of the highest order.
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encom
1y ago
Stores are filled with it. Nobody is buying it. Ergo it's forced.
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1y ago
The only thing the cookie law has accomplished for users, is pestering everyone with endless popups (full of dark patterns). WWW is pretty much unbearable to use without uBlock filtering that nonsense away. User tracking and fingerprinting
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encom
1y ago
Are the assassins in the room with us right now?
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