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by jibcage 4y ago
I’m going to reply in this thread, since I’m probably the employee you’re referring to. I would like to reiterate that this is completely untrue and borders on disinformation. ProtonVPN maintains its own VPN infrastructure, and we take our
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by jibcage 4y ago
It thrills me to pieces seeing Migros and Galaxus on here. I wish there was something remotely similar to Migros in the US.
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by jibcage 4y ago
Fun fact: I believe PAS stood for “Phil’s awesome shit.” Whether that’s subject to NDA is anyone’s guess :D
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by jibcage 4y ago
As someone who works for Proton VPN, I can assure you we do not resell any white label VPN services, and that the people I work with every day are incredibly smart people who truly, deeply care about users’ online privacy. I’ll concede that
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by jibcage 4y ago
I hope this redesign leads to their services becoming more mainstream, without alienating their existing user base.
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by jibcage 5y ago
ProtonMail offers an “IMAP Bridge” application that keeps a local IMAP server running on your machine, while still decrypting your messages on-device.
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by jibcage 5y ago
I know many American speakers who pronounce the “t” in often, for the record. In fact, now that I think about it, I might do the same myself sometimes.
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by jibcage 5y ago
It’s somewhat ironic that most of these examples are about Russian disinformation, while we hear constantly in American news and on social media sites about Russian disinformation. The wiki article itself kind of reads like someone has an a
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by jibcage 5y ago
Isn’t this the same video in the article?
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by jibcage 5y ago
“Hello? Yes, a collect call for Mrs. Floyd from Mister Floyd Will you accept the charges from United States?” I always wondered what those beeping tones were in the recording at the end of that song (“Young Lust”). I guess I’m not old enoug
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Why it’s not possible to synchronize turn signals (but it is) [video](m.youtube.com)
2 points by jibcage 5y ago|0 comments
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by jibcage 5y ago
This is more difficult than you think at Apple, since the company provides many engineers with phones for company use that most people just use personally.
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by jibcage 5y ago
As I understand it, Louisiana is a civil law state as well: https://www.bloomlegal.com/blog/what-is-unique-about-louisia...
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by jibcage 6y ago
Even if we manage to address climate change in time, I worry we’ve already missed the boat for addressing the accompanying ecological collapse that seems to be rapidly accelerating.
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by jibcage 6y ago
They have leverage if they’re the only gig in town, though.
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by jibcage 6y ago
From my armchair, it sounds like the glass manufacturing might be rushed. How frequent is this a problem with other car manufacturers?
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by jibcage 6y ago
Are there any indications yet that this makes masks less effective for controlling the spread indoors? And if so, by how much? “Raises R number” could mean any number of things - is it more infectious through touch, by breathing it in, or w
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by jibcage 6y ago
Presumably the entire building and its contents did not melt. There were probably many kicking around in the rubble.
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by jibcage 6y ago
Even if we manage to tackle the climate crisis, I wonder how we will address the accompanying ecological collapse that seems to be rapidly accelerating.
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by jibcage 6y ago
Transitive was acquired by Apple, I imagine Rosetta 2 was the product of many of the same engineers.
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by jibcage 6y ago
I can’t tell if this is real or fake. (Is that a camera I see??)
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Marcan Is Creating Linux for Apple Silicon Macs(patreon.com)
10 points by jibcage 6y ago|0 comments
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by jibcage 6y ago
Apple has a greater incentive to optimize their chips for power performance because of their smaller devices (not just the phone, but the watch too).
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by jibcage 6y ago
I’m curious to see if Apple will bring anything similarly disruptive to the server market. So far servers haven’t been their strong suit, but a chip this attractive could change things.
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by jibcage 6y ago
I understand that bit, but all the same I can't imagine replacing my desk with this and not having it look out of place in the same location :) Like.. it would feel weird having it face a wall. Maybe perhaps if it faced a window. Placi
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by jibcage 6y ago
This would be a great way to watch a movie lying down, but I'm very curious where anyone would put this in their house!
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by jibcage 6y ago
There's another catch that might irk some American buyers: > At present, Fairphone doesn’t support 4G connectivity in the U.S.
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by jibcage 6y ago
It’s still possible to have memory protection without having to do address translation. In a more extreme example, imagine every program on a system sharing the same 128-bit address space. There’s plenty of room for everyone, TEXT, stacks
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by jibcage 6y ago
It feels like the earth is dying. I wonder if the human population has longer than 20 years of tolerable existence left on this planet.
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Only 60 Years of Farming Left If Soil Degradation Continues (2014)(scientificamerican.com)
1 points by jibcage 6y ago|1 comments

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