ktosobcy

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by ktosobcy 3y ago
Team Thunderbird, gladly supporting and donating.
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by ktosobcy 3y ago
You mean that Germany that shits in nuclear left and right, trying to block it from EU green agenda and then threatening it's neighbours when they wanted to went nuclear?
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by ktosobcy 3y ago
I applied for a US visa about a decade ago and was faced with the question (it literally blew my mind, I probably still have a screenshot of it somewhere) and this year my SO was filling this electronic visa and he faced something similar a
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by ktosobcy 3y ago
What an absolutely, utterly stupid idea and a way to complicate something simple...
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by ktosobcy 3y ago
USA is amusing :-D also asking "do you plan to co commit terrorist attacks" on visa / migration form is literally "xD" material.
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by ktosobcy 3y ago
If someone is ignorant and (Re)uses weak password then it's own fault. Yes, phishing can happen but it's more convoluted (and again - lack of attention). Being conscious about it brings the benefit of not relying on single point o
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by ktosobcy 3y ago
For that reason I don't want passkey. Password and regular 2fa/totp are fine... when setting 2fa I put it on my phone and my computer and another password vault on rpi... granted, everything still in same location but still somewh
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by ktosobcy 3y ago
Yes, please... Actually all custom ads should be banned (I'm looking at you Google)!
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by ktosobcy 3y ago
If you take a look at https://www.infomaniak.com/en/hosting/service-mail/prices there is still "Mail Service 1,85 € / month" at the end
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by ktosobcy 3y ago
No, I got my domains at OVH ages ago and via force of laziness I keep them there (though once I checked, and they still have nice pricing so there's that)
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by ktosobcy 3y ago
No, but I'm lest likely to run into dumb Google issues. and current webmail (if I have to use it) feels lighter and faster...
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by ktosobcy 3y ago
I r migrated a while back to infomaniak and it works great (and it's very affordable!)
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by ktosobcy 3y ago
I'm so glad I started using own domain for mail (still at Google a decade ago) and then migrated off Google a couple years ago...
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by ktosobcy 3y ago
I switched to infomaniak (Swiss, from mailbox.org that I used just after Google, but it had way to many quirks). I very much recommend infomaniak.
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by ktosobcy 3y ago
Sadly any diary alternatives are at best "meh"...
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by ktosobcy 3y ago
It's both actually and they are compounding. For the latter one there exists tourist tax that could curb a bit the overflood but AFAIR it was harder to enforce / collect with Airbnb and short term rentals (as opposed to typical li
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by ktosobcy 3y ago
So because there is a tiny minority that rents out own place ocassionaly then it means that what Airbnb does is OK? o_O
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by ktosobcy 3y ago
I'm sorry but what are you rambling about? Barcelona for example is flooded with tourists and "nomads" and save for basically banning short term rentals and eradicating cancerous Airbnb there is not that much that can be done
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by ktosobcy 3y ago
Well, so because "us housing / cities care utterly broken then let's settle on not fixing any posible solution and making the situation less broken ;-) (I once went to Dallas and felt adventurous and opted not to rent a car -
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by ktosobcy 3y ago
Well, there is always the benefit of NOT having to drive and being able to do other things (reading) or just relaxing... Driving IS tiring...
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by ktosobcy 3y ago
Gosh, I hope that Airbnb would burn in hell for all the market damage they've caused :-/
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by ktosobcy 3y ago
We do use XMPP, and by default I disabled notifications for all groupchat rooms so I get instant notification for 1-to-1 chats and can respond and ignore the rest. In Slack it's quite common (from my observation) to ping lots of people
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by ktosobcy 3y ago
I think that slack and focus contradicts each other... never managed to find out the benefits of slack, most of the time it's just a noise...
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by ktosobcy 3y ago
How wonderful to differ - I actually love bite sized, "tldr" or baeldung and almost always get what I need. (not to mention that quite often javadocs of many project are just empty or severely lacking... )
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by ktosobcy 3y ago
It's not the browser vendors (well, save for morons from google) because there is DoNotTrack header but it's not used/enforced. EU could amend the law to include that and it would be AWESOME.
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by ktosobcy 3y ago
But you know that the problem are we operators - right? There could be browser configuration for the cookie consent popup (accept, essential, reject all) that websites could follow but now - they prefer to be obnoxious about it hoping that
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by ktosobcy 3y ago
I was interested I trying it out, downloaded it, run. It started with odd animation and then prompted me to sign up. The rationale was to "sync" (not interested) and bug reports (can submit data while doing it). It feels worse th
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by ktosobcy 3y ago
Well yeah, generalisation is awful, but it has it gist here :-)
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by ktosobcy 3y ago
I'm highly annoyed by this prospect (I do love tinkering with the websites and cannot imagine using web without UserCSS, UserJS and ad block...)
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by ktosobcy 3y ago
US attitude towards national IDs is amusing, lol

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