meowster

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   by meowster 5y ago

   The axle thing is not a rumor, or at least it has been reported as fact in the past, although I can't seem to find the source now. Never heard about the concrete though.
2. 332.▲
   by meowster 5y ago

   There's an unofficial Netflix add-on, but I just set up a Plex server and use PlexKodiConnect (PKC) Kodi add-on.
3. 333.▲
   by meowster 5y ago

   There's an unofficial Netflix add-on for Kodi. LibreELEC makes it simple to run Kodi on a RPi. I just set up a Plex server and use Kodi on a RPi with the PlexKodiConnect (PKC) add-on.
4. 334.▲
   by meowster 5y ago

   I recently set up a Plex server and use Kodi on a RPi with the PlexKodiConnect (PKC) add-on. Very easy to set up, and no issues so far.
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   by meowster 5y ago

   I use a small moleskin pocket ("cashiers"?) journal and Zebra F-402 pen. It's not obnoxious to pull out and jot something down as it would be to take out a digital device would be. I have a record that's easy to look th
6. 336.▲
   by meowster 5y ago

   I trust the government (U.S.) more than I trust the companies. In the U.S., companies seem to have more influence on people's everyday lives than government.
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   by meowster 5y ago

   People don't know how to recognize privacy as a class indicator. If I pay cash for something, or use my non-gmail address, people don't understand it's because I value privacy, but just that I'm "weird".
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   by meowster 5y ago

   > Bitchute Never heard of them, but they seem to have chosen a poor name that might be censored elsewhere due to the first five letters.
9. 339.▲
   by meowster 5y ago

   I flagged it when your comment was just a few minutes old in hopes that dang would fix the editorialization of the title, but alas it was not to be.
10. 340.▲
    by meowster 5y ago

    "Almost every employee" could just mean 1 of 2 which is not a big deal, or 99 of 100 which is a big deal.
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    by meowster 5y ago

    I just zoom in. On my device it's easy; double-tap while dragging your finger down on the second tap.
12. 342.▲
    by meowster 5y ago

    So that was written 4 years before the dot-com bubble, so the crypto bubble will pop in another... 2 years? Or will it be sooner since we live in the age of information?
13. 343.▲
    by meowster 5y ago

    It might be the most-repeated phrase, but I wouldn't call it a quote.
14. 344.▲
    by meowster 5y ago

    Subreply It's been featured on HN before: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23814517 And also featured more in the past under its original name Sublevel : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=811169
15. 345.▲
    by meowster 5y ago

    Only if they tax all churches equally... including the Church of Scientology which has a history with the IRS.
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    by meowster 5y ago

    Hopefully my kid(s) will be the one to convince their friends to use better communication apps. Perhaps when the kids are younger before they get phones, I can convince their friends' parents to use the better platforms.
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    Debit card apps for kids are collecting a shocking amount of personal data(vice.com)

    121 points by meowster 5y ago|146 comments
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    by meowster 5y ago

    Because HN's mobile UI is already great. Unlike other websites, HN's mobile UI has all of the same features as the desktop UI. I don't know what problem an app would solve in this case.
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    by meowster 5y ago

    I think the title isn't that good, but it makes some good points: Don't ask if they care about something or if/what they'll pay - Ask if they are already spending time or money on solving the problem.
20. 350.▲
    by meowster 5y ago

    > mention the A-Z and watch them cave In that case, don't mention it, just use it.
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    by meowster 5y ago

    In all the cases I've seen, the password can be bypassed with a password reset using SMS, thus SMS becomes 1FA. What if someone stole my phone and I'm unable to instantly get a replacement? I don't want to be locked out of m
22. 352.▲
    by meowster 5y ago

    > it is certainly more secure than a password. I disagree. I can safely store a long, complex, and unique password. I cannot prevent anyone from social engineering my cell phone service provider and doing a SIM swap.
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    by meowster 5y ago

    If Gmail uses an insecure method (SMS) to do password resets, then I think I would have to agree with you.
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    by meowster 5y ago

    Wouldn't that be libel? Essentially the telco is saying that Google sent that ad.
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    by meowster 5y ago

    Nothing. Just like Astrological signs cannot predict anything. It can give a vague discription to some obvious traits, and many people need validation or direction, so that's why it "works".
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    by meowster 5y ago

    My understanding last time I tried, was that you need a Microsoft Account to switch out of S Mode.
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    by meowster 5y ago

    The article is just a bunch of fluff, this is the extent of its answer: > We often crave self-definition and are attracted to group memberships that balance a sense of differentiation from the many with a sense of connection to people ju
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    by meowster 5y ago

    I used to use a black sticker so it wasn't visibly obtrusive, but since the rise of videoconferencing this past year, I now use a yellow sticky note as well, so I can easily verify if it's there or not.
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    by meowster 5y ago

    Walmart sells Sceptre brand TVs. They make 4K dumb TVs up to 75".
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    by meowster 5y ago

    > I have to wonder what subreddits they're subscribed to. Just look at r/all