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gausswho
1y ago
if the app allows writing to sd you can have syncthing watch it. in this way i backup DCIM (photos), Obsidian, OpenTrack, and others.
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1y ago
It does surprise me that we haven't seen nations revise their copyright window back to something sensible in a play to seed their own nascent AI industry. The American founding fathers thought 20 years was enough. I'm sure there&#
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1y ago
A healthy competitor that grandma could use would change the world. Your alternatives are not there yet, and probably won't ever be.
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1y ago
I would say it has improved substantially in the past years To your items, and my experience on Pixels 7, 9, and 9a running GrapheneOS regularly for the last two years: 1. I use Uber and Lyft semi-regularly (disabled when not actively using
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1y ago
Thank you for your work on this! It's become my go-to since leaving Pocket. I do have a bug report: even when explicitly specifying which vault to send clippings to, what I experience is that it sends to my last opened one. On Android
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1y ago
Salient. Ironic he wrote it on Twitter.
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1y ago
Right? We've gotta be four years away from Applebees, Visa, and Clearview teaming up for coordinated drunk driving busts.
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1y ago
Isn't the point of this case that even free apps can't even advertise their direct payment systems?
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2y ago
I worked at an org that give Google Tag Manager access to marketing, effectively as means of bypassing engineering to try whatever spyslime of the month they could paste into a box.
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2y ago
I've spent the last month and a half building an encyrpted backup system I could sleep peacefully with, independent of tech giants that secretly compromise you. I'm almost there but it's not easy for a lot of reasons you ment
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2y ago
It's for this reason I really just want a Linux that optimizes for a phone-factor touchscreen. No cell radio. The vast majority of my time I am never far from WiFi and I don't see why I need to give up the phone's form factor
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2y ago
Should I be embarassed for my bash alias? alias rsy="rsync -avP" I do this with many unix utils that have insensible (imo) defaults
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2y ago
I haven't tried myself but is this insufficiently proper? https://proton.me/support/proton-mail-export-tool
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2y ago
Intelligence is wooly. Making a quotient for it doesn't make it less so. Using IQ in this fashion, as with many initialisms, can be a means of obfuscating biases, ambiguating, dog whistling, covering one's ass, preening, and disco
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2y ago
For a particular enthusiast this must be devastating. Professional photographers, heavy travelers, family archivists. A couple months ago, they would have decided it was worth having Google hang onto this and now it's gone. Hopefully t
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2y ago
Trump's choice for the head of NOAA is Barry Lee Myers, the 81 year old CEO of Accuweather who, with no scientific background, has been lobbying for years to dissolve the National Weather Service. https://en.m.wikipedia.org&
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2y ago
This is so foreign to me, as a forty-something. Why do we let schools take security theatre to such tragicomedy. It likely breeds more killing than it prevents.
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2y ago
Unfortunately you're right. Your email is an identity that follows you everywhere. In the world we live in, we need to make an email per service.
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2y ago
This is a severe take. I for one read the summary and decided the full piece was worth reading. But I get it. Summaries can suck the joy out of the journey sometimes. An alternate approach I've been taking is seeding my own Kagi assist
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2y ago
i do, but who knows if they dig deep and i want a solution with little downtime to get to my usual locking down.
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2y ago
What is an ergonomic way to image an unlocked Android (or GrapheneOS) phone, pre and post border crossing, from a secure encrypted backup?
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2y ago
Gotta wonder if the watermelon in the painting tasted much more potent than the modern one, which looks so much more... watery.
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2y ago
This is actually why modern React sites focus on serverside rendering, at great additional complexity.
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2y ago
You're not alone. Boggles my mind. I'm on GrapheneOS and they still won't bring it to Vanadium so petty me sticks with Firefox.
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2y ago
Please someone make a Firefox that makes profile portability readable and with sensible defaults.
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2y ago
Don't let manufactured controversy give you analysis paralysis. These endorsements you speak of were a branding identity cock-up, nothing more. The leadership of most businesdes are covertly supportive of oligarchal stooges of any colo
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2y ago
That's fascinating and makes me ponder my interactions (in English) with Germans. I believe even though this trait does not feel proper in written English, it's somewhat common in spoken English, if you interpret the comma as a st
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2y ago
Love all this things but threw up in my mouth a little at the idea.
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I'm four days later responding, but for what it's worth I find this source to be damning of email as a captured protocol, but meh on the implication that the Proton management is cozy to the Trump administration. Rather just clum
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2y ago
As a native US english speaker, this was fascinating to read and uncover my unknown learnings. You are not incorrect, but I would make a big caveat: 'as if it were' or 'as if it was' can, depending on context, sound fore
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