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by fifteen1506 2y ago
Well, this time they have some proof. Also, the world is not ending. Just the way it has been working since the Industrial age.
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
Follow the money article: https://balkaninsight.com/2023/09/25/who-benefits-inside-the...
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
What if it is deepuncertain?
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
I may have dreamt this since I found no evidence online, but I thought "Windows 12" or similar would have only regular accounts. I assumed they would redirect filesystems calls for that, similar to the mechanism Windows Vista intr
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
Open in Thunderbird, it will be there, probably. I had a similar, though not the same, on new and old Outlook and indeed it appeared on Thunderbird. After an hour or two also appeared on Outlooks.
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
Off-topic: I miss dial-up modus operandi. The assumption was internet access was sporadic and at most attempts to access internet would trigger the dial-up catalog. Have to try to emulate that by removing the default gateway and adding a pr
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
I don't see Recall being axed. Disabled by feature flag? Sure. Disabled by default? Sure. Once Windows stops having administrator accounts, they'll enable it by default. As Smith would say, "it's inevitable".
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
Yes. Marketing. In the end, they are working for decision makers who can spend money. Typical IT guy (not head) cannot spend money without 3 approvals from different departments.
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
You're right I could have been more specific. I was hoping I could use it to forward "pure" UDP ports but I think it's considered out-of-scope by the devs. They do support HTTP/3, however.
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
No clue what LORA is. But I've assumed they choose confusing names so it's more difficult to search for reviews or technical info about the modems online. See: "TVCABO" vs "NOS" ["We"]. "TMN&quot
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
Link? Encryption is client-side. XMPP servers should be able to comply with the police providing metadata.
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
Link? Encryption is client-side. XMPP should be able to comply with the police providing metadata.
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
Oops! Appreciate the correction!
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
Kinda off-topic: any news on the support of UDP? There seems to be a stale POC.
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
XMPP seems better since usage of GPG based encryption is "standard".
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
Why ban? Force insurance companies to work -- actually insure -- and they'll have to start doing proactive work to keep in business. Are we trying to get a free working market or what??
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
I noticed [JetBrains] appears to have an UI framework which works on all 3 desktop OS and 2 mobile OS. Does anyone have hands-on experience?
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
Not an American. I do believe sustainability is important. However if the market failed to provide a solution, then a wee-bit of incentive is needed. Probably in 20 years those networks will be privatized so idk why they're complaining
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
Worse, it's actively worse VMware on Windows vs Hyper-V.
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
They've reached peak power users usage.
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
No subscription for me tyvm. I do donate on average €2/month for various projects, though.
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
TL;DR. Cutting corners sometimes makes sense -- that's why timeboxing is important. But always?
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
Well guys (and ladies), if civilization collapses from a Carrington-like event, I must preemptively say, it has been mostly a pleasure reading you all :)
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
It's normal. Dropbox was derided on HN because it wasn't much more than a glorified FTP.
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
I never thought of ProtonMail as a secure-from-state-surveillance provider. Only as a secure-from-civil-surveillance-aparatus provider. A replacement for Gmail, no more than that. If I wanted to conduct illegal activities I would not use my
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
Unknown to me if that's real, but you can hear AM radio with a sausage of you're next to the transmitter's antenna: https://youtu.be/GgDxXDV4_hc
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
Ya kept wanting to try Android Auto but when they released I failed to find the toggle xD Nowadays it's the Google's Find My Tag network which will be unsupported.
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
Not a custom ROM maker, though I did get lost trying to plan one for my old Xiaomi Mi A3 (laurel_sprout). Another guy did make a unofficial LOS for it though. Custom ROMs nowadays require you to be scouring Qualcomm out of tree source repos
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
Is that a real category?
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by fifteen1506 2y ago
SPOILER Ya, the hero died at the end. I kept expecting him to come back to the very end. EDIT: edited due to downvotes. Come on!

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