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by ezfe 3y ago
Do you not link to your credit card/bank (respect if you don't want to, of course) - I use YNAB and only check it once a week or so and mostly just edit the names of new merchants and double-check categories of the new transaction
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by ezfe 3y ago
I started with Actual but moved to YNAB. 1) Imports from our credit cards automatically or from a CSV/Quicken/etc. file 2) Supports entering transactions manually when you can't or don't want to link to a bank 3) Support
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by ezfe 3y ago
Thank you for filling in the gaps, So they delete everything they have under your name and the lab retains a copy of your sample and the sample results? On paper, this is sufficient because a sample + results is no more useful to someone ne
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by ezfe 3y ago
The T-Mobile thing was eventually deduced to be: >T-Mobile’s situation is a little more complex: most customers shouldn’t have any issues with iCloud Private Relay. But those who use content filtering services (like the carrier’s Family
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by ezfe 3y ago
Yea, that's true - but has little to do with the fact it's a genetic data site. A family tree site with private profiles would have the exact same risk. The fact that the genetic data isn't involved means this story isn'
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by ezfe 3y ago
Making claims like this requires evidence. You can claim that they might mishandle your data due to incompetence, but claiming that they are illicitly selling it is a whole other thing. They say they provide your data to (to various level
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by ezfe 3y ago
So you're saying they are lying? > Delete your 23andMe account and personal data, including your personal information, genetic data, and other information collected through your use of the Service. > Upon receiving your confirmat
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by ezfe 3y ago
The raw data wasn't leaked, and the data changes over time when other users join. Many people expect this. 23&Me allows you to delete your data and your account if you no longer want to participate.
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by ezfe 3y ago
Have you deleted your data? They provide a clear button to do so...
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by ezfe 3y ago
Yes, I understand that biometric data can be acquired… The biometric data does not alone get you into an account with a passkey. You still need the device/account that the passkey is stored on.
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by ezfe 3y ago
A passkey does not contain and is not derived from biometric data, so one cannot login to an account using biometric data alone. If one wanted to use biometric data to access a Google Account secured with a passkey, one would: 1. Need to fi
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by ezfe 3y ago
Good news that you can’t bring someone’s face to google and ask for access to their account… Please don’t insert commentary when it’s clear you don’t know what you’re talking about
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by ezfe 3y ago
This has nothing to do with your face is the simple answer. If your platform uses face scanning, you can read how it protects you from that. For FaceID on iOS, it uses additional sensors beyond just a camera.
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by ezfe 3y ago
I would argue those hubs do not work
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by ezfe 3y ago
Here are some possibilities (not claiming these are practical or a solution): The first is splitting Amazon-retail from their other products (Alexa, Ring, AWS, etc.) The second is splitting Amazon-logistics out. I'm not exactly sure ho
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by ezfe 3y ago
If you're a man with a wife, and you need your partner to bring you a suitcase, then you ask your wife to bring you a suitcase. There's nothing to read into here...
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by ezfe 3y ago
It's an archive.is issue causing Cloudflare DNS not to work, which Firefox uses by default.
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by ezfe 3y ago
Of course it uses more energy, you have to recycle it instead of just form it. I thought the goal was to reduce waste and pollution
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by ezfe 3y ago
> it's actually a "recycled plastics don't actually reduce emissions" story Didn't realize that was the goal, I thought it was to reduce plastic waste in the environment
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by ezfe 3y ago
Yeah, if you don't have Optimize Storage enabled then any backup software will be sufficient. If you don't have enough local storage you need to be more mindful.
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by ezfe 3y ago
No, if you have Time Machine backups your fine (also if you don't have optimize storage - Time Machine may not back up files that aren't locally stored, regardless of sync provider)
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by ezfe 3y ago
It's supported on Mac/iPad/iPhone and you get a popup granting approval. It shows the standard screen sharing UI while the session is ongoing.
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by ezfe 3y ago
My Subaru warns me about the wiper fluid on highway exits exclusively because of the speed and inclination changes
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by ezfe 3y ago
Yes, but the tail scale exit node referenced in that quote isn't necessarily the Apple TV.
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by ezfe 3y ago
It's kinda a VPN. Tailscale on its own is a mesh network that allows your devices to communicate (in a VPN, technically, yes) between themselves. If you have an exit node, then you can route your traffic to that exit node in the way mo
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by ezfe 3y ago
Tailscale has Mullvad integration now, so it can be used that way too
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by ezfe 3y ago
This blog post isn't just for using it as an exit node. Traveling with the Apple TV and using Tailscale lets you exit-node back to your house. Traveling without the Apple TV and the exit-node can be your Apple TV.
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by ezfe 3y ago
If you don't want to upgrade on day one, it's totally fine to wait - but once 17.1 is available I would recommend everyone upgrades. Most issues will be fully resolved.
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by ezfe 3y ago
My iPhone has always suggested those things...
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by ezfe 3y ago
The version JSON file and JAR are both public. The JSON file describes the dependencies needed (public urls) and how to build the launch command.

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