kevingrahl

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   by kevingrahl 8y ago

   Works for me and their status page [1] looks good too.. [1] - https://reddit.statuspage.io
2. 62.▲
   by kevingrahl 8y ago

   I do have quite a lot of entries..
3. 63.▲
   by kevingrahl 8y ago

   +1 for Bitwarden! Switched to it somewhat over a year ago from LastPass after I read up on LastPass’ ‘security’. The only thing I dislike about Bitwarden is that on their iOS app it sometimes takes a while (>30s) to load the search funct
4. 64.▲
   by kevingrahl 8y ago

   ~70TB
5. 65.▲
   by kevingrahl 8y ago

   I use Threema which doesn’t need a phone number or an email address.
6. 66.▲
   by kevingrahl 8y ago

   related Tom Scott: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUdQ7gxU6Rg
7. 67.▲
   by kevingrahl 8y ago

   Strictly speaking that’s not quite true. A user can upload playlist covers and a text description for that playlist. Both the image and text could fall under copyright. In 2013/2014 Ministry of Sound sued Spotify over not removing play
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   by kevingrahl 8y ago

   German here; MasterCard and Visa are accepted almost everywhere even the smallest shop usually offers contactless payments (tap). Amex on the other hand is a rarity and you should expect that it doesn’t work.
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   by kevingrahl 8y ago

   I'd suggest adding some sort of message for people with JavaScript disabled. Currently it just looks weird when JS is disabled.
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    by kevingrahl 8y ago

    This is what I’d like! You could maybe offer a cloud save feature (for users who want that) like Duck Duck Go does for settings. When the user wants to save something they enter some phrase/password/whatever with which they can la
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    by kevingrahl 8y ago

    Mistakes are what we learn from! 1) I like to have things in my own hand. On one hand It’s about having control over who could possibly have access to my mails. If I were using Gmail for example I’d have to put up with data mining and the e
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    by kevingrahl 8y ago

    Now I'm starting to doubt your reading comprehension.. I explicitly said I don't blame Namecheap except for not sending me some notification and for that one service agent who told me he wasn't authorized to answer my questio
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    by kevingrahl 8y ago

    It's certainly something to keep in mind. But there are problems with a similar outcome that could arise by using a third party provider like Gmail. They could suspend your account for example which is far more unlikely to happen with
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    by kevingrahl 8y ago

    Thanks for pointing that out, it wasn't clear to me who's responsible for that price. I added your comment as a footnote to the relevant sentence. [1] But no matter who's responsible I think it's not right to ask someone
15. 75.▲
    by kevingrahl 8y ago

    No, I have my own mail server and don't do automatic spam filtering (not enough volume that I could be bothered to set it up yet).
16. 76.▲
    by kevingrahl 8y ago

    I don’t like when someone else has access to my emails. In my case only my hoster, whom I trust, has access to my server and thus mails.
17. 77.▲
    by kevingrahl 8y ago

    No I’m not, as I said in the article: > Please note that I do not know if Namecheap or DENIC is responsible for setting this price.
18. 78.▲
    by kevingrahl 8y ago

    I thought about that before posting but I see no reason why anyone would want to even try. I didn’t want to pay Namecheap’s fee so it’s quite clear I wouldn’t buy it from someone else either. Worst case I have to get a new domain..
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    by kevingrahl 8y ago

    Inconceivable! Not a native speaker so it could be wrong. In German we have the word ‘Wucher’ which dict.cc translated to usury. It’s generally used when someone makes an excessive profit by exploiting someone else’s weaker position. The Ge
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    by kevingrahl 8y ago

    I’m not asking for sympathy! I just checked to be sure and my email address on Namecheap is correct. I did not receive a notification email however.
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    by kevingrahl 8y ago

    Thanks! You’re the second person to recommend INWX, already have it open in a tab to read up on them!
22. 82.▲
    by kevingrahl 8y ago

    Thanks for the input! I heard good things about MM and would love to use them but I’m not exactly their target audience. I’d prefer an EU based registrar, any suggestions there? As soon as I have my domain back (or a new one) I’ll definitel
23. 83.▲
    by kevingrahl 8y ago

    If someone has a suggestion for some reliable registrar that isn’t Namecheap I’d be happy to hear about them!
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    I lost my domain and everything that goes with it(tenebris.uber.space)

    14 points by kevingrahl 8y ago|53 comments
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    by kevingrahl 8y ago

    You can easily do that. If you wanted to exclude example.com just add -example.com to your search query.
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    by kevingrahl 8y ago

    Alright so I got around to testing this out (on elementary OS 5.0 Juno). I found it utterly impractical to use for anything more than 1k ebooks. The biggest problem is that on startup bookworm loads all book covers one after another. It tak
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    by kevingrahl 8y ago

    Outline.com is great if you stumble upon some article you do want to read. Just put in the URL and it’ll strip away everything but the text and images. Here’s an example for the article for this thread: https://outline.com/R
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    by kevingrahl 8y ago

    I personally love Threema [1], which is available for iOS, Android, Microsoft and Web. It uses a random ID to identify users, uses End-to-end encryption, you can make voice calls, send messages, audio messages, GIF’s etc.. Oh, and it has a
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    by kevingrahl 8y ago

    I do and I will. But I don’t have direct access to my library the next few days. Calibre can handle libraries much larger than mine as long as you remember to close the tag browser and such (takes waaay more time to start Calibre if tag bro
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    by kevingrahl 8y ago

    How does it handle huge (>500.000 files) libraries?