jbarberu

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by jbarberu 7y ago
Granted, I have not been on facebook in the past few years but Nextdoor looked pretty similar in level of rantiness and fearmongering/racism. Could be the people in Central Florida though, don't know. Was shocked by the amount of
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by jbarberu 7y ago
Ouch :( Just checked, and at the address I left in Sweden I could have gotten a 1.2GBps for ~$60/mo, almost what I pay for 100MBps here...
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by jbarberu 7y ago
Moving from Sweden to the US (Florida) I can't say I've noticed much of a difference in connectivity. 100, 200, 300 & 1000MBps is readily available in both places but usually around at 3x the price in the US. Rural America see
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by jbarberu 7y ago
Perfectly readable with Javascript disabled (or NoScript in my case)
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by jbarberu 7y ago
She
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by jbarberu 7y ago
There's ICA Basic in Sweden or Publix own brand in SE US, to name some additional examples.
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by jbarberu 7y ago
What? PCs means personal computers, they can run all sorts of OSes. In some cases I would even consider a device running macOS a PC. To jump to him promoting Windows is a bit of a stretch.
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by jbarberu 7y ago
That's what you have exceptions for. (whitelisting)
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by jbarberu 7y ago
Tap water? There are filtration systems for those living where the tap water is not drinkable.
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by jbarberu 7y ago
I just bought a new phone, ended up with an a50 with 6.4" display. I absolutely hate the size of the screen, but there are depressingly few options in the 4-5" range :( Just like with Smart TV, there are lots of people who don&#x2
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by jbarberu 7y ago
With cats you'd take away their food and water about 8-10h before the flight. We took our cats in cabin from Sweden -> Florida, about 19h total door to door. They were real champs with no accidents. We lined the soft carriers with p
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by jbarberu 7y ago
I had a Nexus 5X for a few years and the USB C port started progressively giving out at around 8 months. I had to lay it down flat find a position where it would charge and hope no gust of wind would hit it. Forget charging it while using i
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by jbarberu 7y ago
5A is an amount of current. It's nonsensical to talk about in isolation. I regularly replace 20A fuses (among the smaller ones) in my car. 5A in the US gives you 550W, not enough to power a microwave. In most (if not all?) countries in
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by jbarberu 7y ago
I think that's called shifting priorities, and I can relate.
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by jbarberu 7y ago
Also, taking home leftovers is a very American thing. Most places in Europe serve portions that you're actually able to finish.
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by jbarberu 7y ago
With whole disk encryption the whole drive is seemingly random data, that's the point.
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by jbarberu 7y ago
If your attack vector is adversaries ready to deep freeze your laptop, perhaps you should do your computing in a more secure location :)
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by jbarberu 7y ago
I have a kindle that I think I've read 5-6 books on since buying it in 2016. It's great for longer trips where bringing multiple books is inconvenient, but otherwise I prefer not having to worry about charging or losing yet anothe
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by jbarberu 7y ago
"I'm going to take a look at BitWarden and see if I can move over as a winter break task." I did it in 20 minutes this morning, would highly recommend!
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by jbarberu 7y ago
Also on FF Win10. Can people stop doing this please? Tank you :)
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by jbarberu 7y ago
Given that for other ACH transfers I'm able to just hand out my routing+account number and that's all that is necessary to complete the transfer. The fact that companies are training people to input their bank username/passwo
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by jbarberu 7y ago
I don't trust Plaid to handle my credit card responsibly, that's why I'm handing them a credit card number instead of a debit card number. With a credit card I can do charge backs if I'm victim of fraud. If I give out my
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by jbarberu 7y ago
This is the scale I tend to use when reviewing stuff: 5 - amazing, can't think of anything to improve product 4 - great product, but has some flaws 3 - good product, happy with purchase but has some downsides 2 - poor product, gets the
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by jbarberu 7y ago
Caitlyn Jenner?
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by jbarberu 7y ago
I came across Plaid for the first time today and when trying to make a transfer through Transferwise. When asked for my bank username and password at a website !my_bank I was like hell nope. Ended up having to use a credit card instead whic
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by jbarberu 7y ago
My sister likes to poke fun at our grandmother as she tries to do this one. Granny usually counters with "Jamás jamarás jamón, jamón jamás jamarás"...
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by jbarberu 7y ago
They might know in general what people search for, but as a person using !google for both email and search I too would be pretty pissed if my health data was going straight to the biggest advertiser.
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by jbarberu 7y ago
I used to have a fitbit, it broke within the warranty time and sold the replacement rather than actually keep using it. Since then I've been thinking of getting a new one, but the Google acquisition instead prompted me to have my accou
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by jbarberu 7y ago
"Pro" means that only professionals will use it. Period. Or wait a minute...
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by jbarberu 7y ago
Looking at ARN's past judgements, there doesn't seem to be any restrictions on marketing "unlimited data" plans with throttling in Sweden, as long as that's in the contract. There was one case in 2011 where the cons

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