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by freeplay 4y ago
This is the stack I used before switching to bitwarden/vaultwarden. Couple of reasons why I switched: - I selfhost it on my NAS so I don't have to depend on a 3rd party to sync all of my password (even though they are encrypted).
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by freeplay 4y ago
It's already shifting. Look at their latest earnings report. Behind the iPhone, their second largest income stream by far is services.
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by freeplay 4y ago
> It’s Tailscale, or hosted OpenVPN and cross your fingers they’re not snooping... The "cross your fingers they're not snooping" applies to Tailscale as well.
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by freeplay 4y ago
Their branding is very "gamer." It's worked out great for them as they have cornered that market, but it doesn't surprised me that they aren't even considered when comparing chat clients in a work environment.
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by freeplay 4y ago
Amplosion + Open In Apollo extension "On" Never see Reddit's website on mobile ever again
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by freeplay 4y ago
I love the idea as a user, but I can't imagine how a site would handle millions of users agreeing to various TOS versions. Sounds horrifying from a UX and design standpoint.
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by freeplay 4y ago
It can also be disabled in preferences if you don't like that functionality.
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by freeplay 5y ago
Always had to find that perfect lyric to convey the message. What a time.
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by freeplay 5y ago
This is amazing. Just the other day, I was thinking about how the AOL progs scene set my career in motion before I even knew what software engineer was. Your archive just gave me my nostalgia fix for the next month. Thanks.
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by freeplay 5y ago
Cool project. Created a PR with some performance improvements if you're interested.
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by freeplay 5y ago
I use zsh as well but most of what you highlighted is easily done in bash > Oh, and search is case insensitive. No more spending hours banging at the tab, wondering why autocomplete isnt working echo 'set completion-ignore-case On&#
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by freeplay 5y ago
Bartender is a game changer. One of the first things I install on a new Mac.
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by freeplay 5y ago
$240 a year * 250+ employees is 60k at the very least. My company has over 3500 engineers. That's almost a million dollars in new spend and you gain basically nothing. It's a product the entire org has already been using for a lon
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by freeplay 5y ago
Nothing more comfortable than a nice plastic shirt
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by freeplay 5y ago
Looks like a HackRF. About $350 + knowledge of how to use it and leverage the attack.
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by freeplay 5y ago
Same boat. I have no problem with the price if it provides value for that price. Currently I'm paying: $10/month for Spotify because it's easier than maintaining my own music library and syncing it across devices. $10/mo
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by freeplay 6y ago
If you share sentiments in this article, checkout cheapETH (cheapeth.org). It's created as a utility token to solve the extremely high gas price problem on the ETH network. All the fun of the ETH network with none of the crazy fees and
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by freeplay 6y ago
Western Union is a nightmare to use. You need send and pickup in a physical location, sometimes the recipient needs specific forms of ID, and the fees are insane. I once sent $100 to someone in South America and it cost me $13. WU is a reli
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by freeplay 6y ago
Way back in the early-ish days of iPhone (around the 4 and 4s), I created an app called TenTwenty. It allowed you to quickly and easily share your location with anyone. Also gave weather conditions at said location and nearby landmarks to l
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by freeplay 6y ago
Thought cheops was going to be some new buzzword. "How Google is leveraging Gitops, Devops, and Cheops for their innovative CI/CD approach"
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by freeplay 7y ago
I could see them closing the borders completely if things continue to progress.
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by freeplay 7y ago
Doubtful. I'm interested in that as well. If I were making it, I would listen for keywords (ex: Cash App, Onit, MyBookie.com, Manscaping, Dollar Shave Club) that could be updated like an AdBlock filter list. Combine that with obvious c
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by freeplay 7y ago
14", no touchbar, 4 USB-C ports, improved keyboard = the ideal MBP bonus: add the magsafe port back to achieve god tier
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by freeplay 7y ago
But I thought WhatsApp was end-to-end encrypted?
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by freeplay 7y ago
That would have been the move. - Destroy the flophouse - Leave a 5 star review on your original booking saying how nice the place was - If the scammers attempt to complain to AirBnB or charge fees, kindly tell them that's not the place
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by freeplay 7y ago
"""delete"""
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by freeplay 7y ago
Well, a Fitbit operates the same way your phone does. GPS not on all the time. The battery is much smaller than it is on your phone. However, Google doesn't need your precise location 24/7. Polling GPS once every 5-10 minutes is m
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by freeplay 7y ago
They already have that from your phone. If you have an android device, no explanation needed. If you use an iPhone, unless you abstain from Google products completely, they have it from maps, wifi AP MACs, etc.
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by freeplay 7y ago
You try not to but sometimes when stuff is on fire, you have no choice. Making a change to your cookbook/playbook/Dockerfile/<insert other automation verbage>, submitting a PR, waiting on a new build and deploying doesn
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by freeplay 7y ago
p/q2-q4! That is the password. 8 characters.

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