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by grammers 4y ago
I'm undecided between Fastmail and Tutanota (which has hardware 2FA) myself. Security wise the latter would be better I guess.
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Ask HN: G Suite alternative due to legacy ending?
2 points by grammers 4y ago|3 comments
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by grammers 5y ago
> They have compared a diet with a sodium intake close to the lower limit of the recommended intake, with a diet including an even lower sodium intake, slightly less than normally recommended. Interesting. So the study produced no news a
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by grammers 5y ago
Good. Yet, prices also accelerate because of ever increasing regulations. Maybe that's a good thing, but we have to make sure that housing is also affordable for everyone. After all it's a basic necessity.
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by grammers 5y ago
From my experience, you only become 'slower' due to avoiding challenges. When you are young, you are forced to mastering challenges: at school, college, in life (moving out, organizing your life independently), etc. Once you are s
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by grammers 5y ago
Nice, thanks for sharing!
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by grammers 5y ago
So when is he finally going to Mars?
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by grammers 5y ago
It's often the case: Make profit, externalize the costs. Fracking is another very good example. Actually, the more you think about it many of very profitable companies do profit by externalizing the costs. That's also why they put
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by grammers 5y ago
It's definitely worth the hassle to reduce data - even though I believe it's impossible to go dark completely. Whenever possible I try to not use Big Tech. My choice: Firefox, Tutanota, DuckDuckGo.
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by grammers 5y ago
I love the business model, but I'd wonder if it works forever? Can word of mouth also be enough if you want to go mainstream, if you want to hit the mass market?
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by grammers 5y ago
Good choice. I've noticed that mentors just repeat over and over what you can learn from a simple online search. There's not much benefits in listening to them.
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by grammers 5y ago
Good, it was about time. All research suggest that the switching back and forth is harmful so why keep it?
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by grammers 5y ago
Exactly, 2FA with yubico or similar is a must. I love that my Tutanota supports this. But also make sure to get the recovery sorted for yourself - just in case you lose your key or password. To me that's the biggest threat as so much i
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by grammers 5y ago
Are you still using Google?
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by grammers 5y ago
Thanks for breaking it down, the overview doesn't help much.
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by grammers 5y ago
The revelation comes after Ericsson was forced to admit it had paid ISIS to allow it to operate and travel through land controlled by the terrorist group. After it admitted to the crime earlier this month, shares in the company fell more t
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by grammers 5y ago
European companies are desperately looking for IT people. Try smaller companies, not just the well-known ones to get started. Some even take on people before/without a graduation if the coding is good. All the best!
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by grammers 5y ago
Sounds rather awesome, but does it have the potential to go mainstream?
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by grammers 5y ago
U2F support was one of the reasons why I picked Tutanota. It's similar to Proton, but with Proton I really missed U2F and they've promised it for ages...
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by grammers 5y ago
Just use Tutanota (€1/month) or Proton (€5/month) and be done with it. They even have free versions if you don't have your own domain. What I'd love to see, though, is that organizations (banks, authorities, etc.) start
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by grammers 5y ago
Exactly. Such reactors cannot be built in a day so right now this is just a political move for the upcoming election.
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by grammers 5y ago
From my experience, this works with most jobs. Keep in mind that everybody is procrastinating - so as long as you keep moving, you might get more done in a day with your approach than anybody else!
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by grammers 5y ago
Protonmail is solid, I've got the free version, you can just test it out to see how you like it first. Take a look at Tutanota also, it's fully encrypted as well. I use it with my domain and couldn't be happier.
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by grammers 5y ago
Man that's bad. I wish if a bill was off the table once, it can't be simply brought back again and again. It feels like constantly treading water, no wonder people are frustrated with politics.
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by grammers 5y ago
I'm very happy with Tutanota. I use it with my own domain because it's one of the cheapest options I could find and they use renewable energy.
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Amazon starts rolling out Ring end-to-end encryption globally(bleepingcomputer.com)
2 points by grammers 5y ago|0 comments
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Ban encryption to protect the children? Help to research on whether that is true
4 points by grammers 5y ago|0 comments
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by grammers 5y ago
Best part is, they know blanket surveillance illegal in the EU: “We really need targeted solutions when dealing with these private communications; otherwise this won't hold up before national or European courts,” said Sippel.
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EU Parliament lets companies look for child abuse on their platforms(politico.eu)
1 points by grammers 5y ago|2 comments
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Exclusive Weibo chairman, state firm plan to take China's Twitter(reuters.com)
1 points by grammers 5y ago|1 comments

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