jacekm

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by jacekm 3y ago
Could you share what kind of group policy changes you make?
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by jacekm 3y ago
I use Open Shell (fork of Classic Shell) as a replacement to original Start Menu. This gives me full control over what appears in start menu - no results from internet, animated tiles, etc (I am on Win 10 though, from what I read the Win 1
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by jacekm 3y ago
It's not exactly a debloater, but https://www.bcuninstaller.com/ will help you to get rid of majority of bloatware. It's not automatic unfortunately, you need to know what you're doing.
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by jacekm 3y ago
The guy is essentially stealing the CPU power, he's not just going against ToS.
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by jacekm 4y ago
Try Lite XL: https://lite-xl.com/
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by jacekm 4y ago
Is it also affirming a stereotype that Indians are incredibly rich? Because that's how Raj is portrayed and the show mocks his wealth on more than one occasion.
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by jacekm 5y ago
I like the idea! While I do not need these premium features I wanted to hit the "sign me up" button instantly just to support them. But then I found out that there's no such button and my country is not on going to be support
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by jacekm 5y ago
> Why do you think it is not on the agenda? Because the Ukraine does not fulfill the criteria for membership. The article you linked says "In spring 2021, Ukraine pointed out little progress in NATO’s “open-door” policy" and &q
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by jacekm 5y ago
Generally speaking, yes (but again this is only Poland's perspective). Tbh you can't take anything for granted, being a NATO member does not guarantee that another member won't stab you in the back one day, but it makes it le
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by jacekm 5y ago
First, nobody says we want them, their membership was not on current NATO's agenda. Nobody is forcing them to join, just as we don't put any pressure on Finnland or Sweden. But the more the merrier - you have another ally you can
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by jacekm 5y ago
I can speak from perspective of Poland. We simply don't want to have a border with Russia. If our eastern neighbors were part of NATO we could sleep more peacefully. We feared of what just happened with Belarus - Putin effectively took
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by jacekm 5y ago
I once had a situation where I didn't have access to my YubiKey but I had backup codes (not from the authenticator app but the 10 codes you are given when you set up 2FA for the first time). I could log in but I thought I'll remov
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by jacekm 5y ago
Things I can recommend in your situation, which helped me in the past, in no particular order: * log into other gmail account (with a long history) using Chrome without any addons, log out and then immediately try logging into the primary a
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by jacekm 5y ago
In Poland we have "Blik" [1]. It's immensely popular here, especially for online transactions and p2p transfers. Recently it started expansion to physical stores too. Seems to be quite similar to Swish. [1] https:/&#x2F
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by jacekm 5y ago
Wow, it's exactly like in the "Gravity" film! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravity_(2013_film)
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by jacekm 5y ago
In Poland I get rewards for using debit cards too, credit cards do not offer anything more in that regard. The rewards offered by bank are the same regardless of which type of card I use. They are in fact based on referral programs (bank ge
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by jacekm 5y ago
I live in Poland. I just checked the vaccine prices in one of my town's private clinics. It's $57 (Verorab vaccine) or $73 (Rabipur) per shot. So next time when you're bitten by a bat in US, just jump into a plane to Poland (
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by jacekm 5y ago
I disagree. I love seeing OSM being used in public projects. The fact that it's crowd-sourced does not mean that the government does not contribute to the data set. For instance, Poland's Fire Service uses OSM-based solutions and
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by jacekm 5y ago
Or alt+shift+arrows if you don't want to use mouse.
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by jacekm 5y ago
> anything you'd like to see in the extension that'd convince you to pay for it? Different pricing scheme, at least in the beginning. While $39 (or even $59) is acceptable as one time payment, I am not sure if I am willing to p
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by jacekm 5y ago
May I suggest adding Jira integration?
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by jacekm 6y ago
It's the same in Poland. I've never had a credit card in my life and honestly I don't feel any need for it. My debit cards work pretty much everywhere around the world, including internet payments (occasionally one card may h
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by jacekm 6y ago
The full version is also available on F-Droid for free.
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by jacekm 6y ago
Exactly. "Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do".
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by jacekm 6y ago
It's officially confirmed: https://twitter.com/TeamYouTube/status/1326681978037444608
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by jacekm 6y ago
> Considering the relatively small market share of FF FF's market share may be tiny, but these ~5% still translate to ~200 million users.
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by jacekm 6y ago
I think it would be ok if they were charging for _some_ of the content. Docs could stay free and they could charge for development courses. They could even make introductory courses free and charge only for advanced topics. Another example
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by jacekm 6y ago
I've recently used Karate for contract testing and I have mixed feelings about it. In my case it served me reasonably well. Usually my go-to choice for contracts is "REST Assured", but in that recent project I had more comple
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by jacekm 6y ago
Why not just pay this 60$/year? I mean if it's something important then it's worth paying for. If not - there is cheaper storage available when one can archive their containers.
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by jacekm 6y ago
No. The bot targets only unsecured Elastic databases, i.e. ones where no credentials are necessary to execute queries.

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