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Isn't this default behavior in Gnome? At least when using Fedora, Ubuntu or the more integrated distros. I'm pretty sure I used the fingerprint reader to access SSH with one of my keys on Fedora a few years back.
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I have used Jitsi a couple of times but it has been a bit buggy. Not sure if that is because I used the meet.jit.si-server instead of setting up my own, it might be under heavy load. I have had more success with Nextcloud Talk[0], which we
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7y ago
For any health professionals out there looking for a good video solution tailored for doctors and psychologists; check out Confrere. It's a Norwegian company that has built it's service on top of the webRTC-protocol. I have helped
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I have used Bitwarden personally for a while, coming from KeePassXC (Linux and Android), and it has been a joy to use. My company is now looking into using it both internally and as a solution for organizations and businesses we serve, main
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This is the biggest show-stopper for me. Color management is a minimum for usability.
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The hack was apparently exploiting a vulnerability in a third-party dependency in the wallet app, which is built on node.js. All these dependencies that is used in the majority of modern apps seems like a huge security risk to me. They make
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Would love to see their open source protocol in a cross platform screen sharing app! If the latency works for gaming, it certainly would work for simple desktop task.
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Aral and Laura deserves so much better (no pun intended) than this! Moving to another country should not lead to consequences like these.
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Does not work here. Maybe it is your DNS that auto-corrects / redirects the URL?
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> I'm curious whether you believe lack of affordable health care in the US causes a lot of death from diseases of despair There are several underlying causes leading to deaths of despair in the first place; sudden job loss (largely
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I agree that the ardent tribalism and group-ism can become a big drain on mental health, and can only imagine how exhaustive it must be to constantly measuring oneself up against other groups and demographics that seemingly enjoys more priv
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This drop is largely caused by deaths of despair [1], partly related to a lack of affordable health care in the US. The fact that (at least [2]) 78% of Americans live from paycheck to paycheck [3] underscores the relative poverty many peopl
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I guess the algorithms and the UX design is just tailored to tap into the very human fear of missing out. And the fact that we are creatures of habit.
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Fear of missing out, I think. And the fact that social media generally speaking is engineered to grab our attention and keep it for as long as possible – because personalized ads. When I identified my own FOMO a few years back I deleted mos
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> Purism is a for-profit company It's worth mentioning that they have a strong commitment to their social purpose, not maximizing profits, which I really like. Read more about it on their webpage: https://puri.sm/abo
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I have put my root folder on a 32GB M.2 in my X220 and that has been more than enough storage for all of the different distros I have run the last 5 years. I expect to replace my current laptop with the Librem 5 as my daily driver. Having a
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I have been using Colemak the last ten years and have never looked back. Highly recommended!
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I set up my personal rolodex as an alternative to Facebook. It's called Monica, and can be self-hosted: https://www.monicahq.com/
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I would use this.
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The direction that Facebook and Twitter is moving in is likely to provide a decent boost to smaller but federated social media like Mastodon, PixelFed, Pleroma etc. The corporate-owned and "one-size-fits-all" media seems to come a
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The beauty of the Fediverse is interoperability. Friendica (a Facebook-like social network) is currently implementing the ActivityPub protocol, which makes it possible for Mastodon users to follow and communicate with people on Friendica se
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The content is stored on servers run independently from each other and they usually operate with slightly (and sometimes wildly) different rules. Users can report posts which then has to be looked at by the mods on that specific instance&#x
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Apps is being worked on by several independent developers, just like with Mastodon. Pixelfed also works well as a PWA, which I currently use on my Android phone.
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There is no corporation and no business model, and that's by design. Each instance can do what it wants regarding covering the cost of running the server. I plan to set up my own instance on my modest homelab for family and friends, an
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This is a proposed bill and is far from being implemented yet. It is currently being evaluated by all involved departments, institutions and companies and has predictably received sharp critique from many angles. It will be interesting to s
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I loved to use Medium in the early days. I just realized that I haven't used their app or logged in to my account for ~1 year – probably because Medium stopped being simple and focused on the writing and reading experience. Application
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VW is working hard to deliver mass produced Passat-like EVs in 2020. They will be priced the same as their current fossil cars, which gives the new electric lineup a huge advantage in Norway due to high taxes on fossil cars. More info here:
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Sativex is an extract of cannabis flowers, Marinol is a synthetic cannabinoid.
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Federation makes a lot of sense for a micro blogging service, as no community is the same. Allowing for different rules and styles of moderation without trapping users in silos / walled gardens, is exactly what we need in the social me
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This is good news, but somewhat incorrect. There hasn't been an official vote, rather an agreement that has been reached among a majority of the members of parliament, in regard to the budget planing for the next 4 years. The fact that
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