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by felixg3 4y ago
Why are you calling it an email client? It is obviously not. It is a proprietary front-end for Gmail, which is not even remotely the same.
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by felixg3 4y ago
It is a Gmail client, not an email client. The latter is an open standard, which is obviously not supported. That should be mentioned. Going from 0 to 9 USD / month is steep. Apparently, everyone has Silicon Valley salaries now, for so
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by felixg3 4y ago
This is wonderful. Thank you for creating Framework and making it accessible outside of the United States so early on!
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by felixg3 4y ago
Before people come to early conclusions, remember that this is done by Rudra Saraswat, a known figure in the FOSS scene. I guess it's more than just another distro doomed to die quickly.
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by felixg3 4y ago
The EU won’t be mandating on-the-fly replaceable batteries, like where you can simply remove the back cover like with old phones. It’s about making it easy to replace at home with a screwdriver and maybe a suction cup, and no glued-in batte
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by felixg3 4y ago
I did exactly that with a usb-c dock connected to an android smartphone to operate the keyboard. It was good enough for unlocking it. The screen partially worked, it was good enough to bypass the Passcode. A mouse works, too.
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by felixg3 4y ago
Yes, but during my trips to the United States I was surprised by the abundance of fireflies. I think it was the first time I have seen them in my life.
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by felixg3 4y ago
In Firefox, for example, you can deny every request for notifications in the settings. For the cookie thing you can just install “I don’t care about cookies”
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by felixg3 4y ago
Wow, impressive CV. 1.0 at KIT! Grüße nach Karlsruhe.
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by felixg3 4y ago
I think it mostly depended on the vendor, like today, where Broadcom and Realtek suck a lot, Mediatek and Qualcomm a little and Intel/Atheros work just fine. I remember using Ubuntu 6.10 or so with an Intel card out of the box.
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by felixg3 4y ago
Not really, I would consider them a broader opposition to the current regime
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by felixg3 4y ago
Antisemites International strikes again - after the ridiculous „Apartheit“ report where the Israeli state is heavily criticized but no mention of „military's tactics [that] ‚violate international humanitarian law and endanger civilians
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by felixg3 4y ago
Economic Political & Weekly, caravanmagazine.in, restofworld.org
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by felixg3 4y ago
I agree. Unless it’s a cooperative or not-for-profit. Corporations only know one ethical guideline: break law if (possibility of a fine) * (fine amount) < (revenue through rule violation) Why should people act differently?
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by felixg3 4y ago
Unless you buy an AMD Ryzen ThinkPad. Their Linux support stinks and the bug list of 2020 machines still hasn’t been fixed.
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by felixg3 4y ago
I’m thankful you posted this. As a male with ulcerative colitis, I have a continuous fear that I will get PSC some time in my life. I wish all the best for your daughter and while I’m not a US citizen, I wish I could support your cause.
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by felixg3 4y ago
never forget https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZ-69p7A-r0
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by felixg3 4y ago
They probably don't want to end up being replaced by an AWS/GCP/Azure service. In my opinion, the BSL is a fair license model, especially if it is limited in duration (let's say 2-3 years BSL then automatically changing
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by felixg3 4y ago
It would be great if authentication via SSO would be possible on clients that are not running the Tailscale client. A bit like Cloudflare Access. Currently, I’m using both to manage access to my servers.
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by felixg3 5y ago
I think the term stealing is a bit normative in this context. Copying is more descriptive.
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by felixg3 5y ago
If you’re on a private BitTorrent tracker, the video quality and encoding is often significantly better (bitrates often double). The download speeds saturate your internet connection. Piracy is often the best, fastest and most ethical optio
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by felixg3 5y ago
Yes, that works fine. All non-Workspace services continue to work that way. I discovered it accidentally and I am quite glad that I do not have to migrate many SSO accounts created with Google Apps / G Suite / Workspace over the l
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by felixg3 5y ago
is there a viable linux alternative to this?
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by felixg3 5y ago
I wasn’t aware that „dreck“ is being used in English. TIL
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by felixg3 5y ago
I highly appreciate this project and I will watch it. Once I travel back to India again, I'll knock on the office door (its like 300m away from my usual place ;). Respect btw for being one tech startup that finally has an address on th
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by felixg3 5y ago
Unfortunately, this enables vendors to prevent fair-use account sharing, and it looks like to implement some sort of DRM. My team at a small company used SurveyMonkey and only allowed two devices to login, and we paid for only one user lice
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by felixg3 5y ago
Fair enough. The important difference is the glutamate, though.
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by felixg3 5y ago
Fellow German here who gets angry about the Flying Goose brand whenever I go into an Asian store: It’s not the same. Huy Fong Foods is much better and has much fewer additives.
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by felixg3 5y ago
I am curious if this also applies to their unfiltered version 9.9.9.10 then.
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by felixg3 5y ago
Fortunately, most of us Europeans do not need to compare prices of prescription medication.

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