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4y ago
Absolutely agree. I have those keys remapped to an additional left and right arrow on my T480 because I was constantly pressing them while navigating on the command line and it would erase my entire command.
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> 1. Alternative to magnet or any window management systems that does not require elaborate tmux setup. Try Pop_Os or install Gnome extention on you're current install ( https://support.system76.com/articles/pop-
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4y ago
Widevine has been privately cracked/bypassed. The method hasn't been made public as it would obviously get patched rather quickly (if it even can be patched). That's why Netflix content is available almost immediately on any
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4y ago
That actually looks really cool. I particularly like your signup process.
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4y ago
This add-on has that functionality.
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4y ago
I work for big tech and I believe this
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4y ago
Nice. What is your go to desktop environment for them?
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4y ago
Another vote for TimeWarrior. As a huge bonus, if you started using or currently use TaskWarrior (console based task management), it integrates seamlessly and will track time spent on a task for you. It's an awesome, open source, extre
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4y ago
Out of curiosity, what distro do you use and what is your distro of choice for the old ladies?
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4y ago
Valid question. Although how could any product protect against that kind of attack? If the supply chain is compromised, it's pretty much a wrap.
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4y ago
Bitwarden is better, but Vaultwarden (the self-hosted version written in Rust) is the absolute best option. Host it yourself on a free tier VM in one of the clouds, configure a backup solution, and never worry about it again. And you don&#x
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4y ago
I would stay away from the 4cyl Tacoma. Only because the V6 in the current gen is under powered as it is. This is coming from a Toyota fanboy (owned 2 Tacomas and now drive a Tundra).
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4y ago
A RAV4, like most crossovers, is a car with slightly more headroom. Not really a fair comparison. Compare it to a 2022 4Runner and you'll see that gas mileage is very similar. Toyota is known for their top tier reliability and mid to l
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4y ago
And herein lies the problem with socialism...
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4y ago
They changed course on that and you were able to opt-out of the upgrade and continue using the free version. You had to do something by a certain date which has since passed so it's not much help now.
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4y ago
Your stock example is not what was described though. You're not selling Bitcoin and then buying USDT. You're buying USDT with Bitcoin. With your stock example, you can't buy shares of Apple stock using your Google stock. It h
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4y ago
My initial reaction was "oh no. Signal finally broke down and has begun adding the annoying social features." After thinking about it, I actually don't mind it. I am in a big (~15 people) group chat with my family. Often time
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4y ago
I think you just figured out the single fastest way to kill the platform completely.
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4y ago
I love this idea but the mainstream will hate it. Short attention spans need memes and reaction gifs.
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4y ago
But you need a tech stack to make sure those features are performant and highly available.
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4y ago
Interesting concept but it falls apart pretty quickly once you start adding in the "social" parts of the network. Also, you're still going to need to index all posts somewhere. Unless you don't want search functionality
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4y ago
> Building something like Twitter is still, in 2022, a really hard technical challenge. Building something like Twitter is pretty simple. Building something that scales to 400 million MAU is a really hard technical challenge.
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4y ago
Well done
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4y ago
I think they burried the lede here. Conversations with Siri are probably pretty generic but being able to evesdrop on keyboard dictation is pretty severe. I know people that use dictation for the majority of their text messages and email.
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4y ago
Couldn't agree more. As stupid as it may be, the only reason I haven't moved to Andoid/GrapheneOS is iMessage.
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4y ago
It's really more like 5 or 10 companies though. S&P is very top heavy these days.
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4y ago
> Rarely, if ever, does any congress person have any insight or control into detrimental effects that would cause a market wide bear market or correction Rarely like a once in a lifetime global pandemic? Control like the ability to force
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4y ago
It allows access to a filesystem, just not the root filesystem. You can do all the basic copy/cut/paste ops and create whatever folder structure you want. Don't expect to edit system files though. People spend lots of time lo
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It's not the color or contrast of the bubbles that make me think negatively, it's the fact that once I see a green bubble in a group text, I know it's going to be a bad experience. Any photo, video, or reaction gif that peopl
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4y ago
Unless your AWS server is a dedicated host...
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