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miedpo
5y ago
I haven't tried Maddy (I'm sure it's quite good), but I do use Cloudron right now and it's a breeze to manage email in it.
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miedpo
5y ago
Well I mean, yes, they want their ads to succeed (that's how they can offer a product for free). I don't think there's anything wrong with that. What matters to me is how much data they collect and how they use it. It seems
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miedpo
5y ago
So I feel as if the author is missing the point. Of course brave markets to you with ads. That's the entire point of the web browser. To ad-block, but then to replace it with a suitable privacy protecting alternative to the point tha
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miedpo
5y ago
Mmm... haven't tried WebAuthn, so I'll have to figure that out. Curiously, I haven't had the issue with coworkers at my company using their password where they shouldn't... but the company I'm at is rather small...
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miedpo
5y ago
I think this guy is missing one reason you definitely want to run browser based password managers, especially at a business. And that is... phishing. Not every one is tech savy enough to notice a phishing site and some phishing sites are
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miedpo
6y ago
From what I'm remembering, Eich said that once they got big enough, they'd be willing to fork a browser if necessary. I wouldn't put that past Brave considering how many changes it's had (used to be on a different bro
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miedpo
6y ago
Brave already does this as far as I know (cross-site cookies are blocked by default). Don't know about Vivaldi, but I would not be surprised if they do.
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miedpo
6y ago
Not really. Some people do that. Most just leave it on auto-contribute which means you'd get paid per view. It's also not terribly hard to get verified so you get paid. As long as someone is reasonably familiar with technology
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miedpo
6y ago
I mean... there are a few. Brave (the browser) uses blockchain in their privacy protecting ad technology. Skynet uses a blockchain to allow users to share their extra computer storage space for a CDN. And I'm sure there are a few other
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miedpo
6y ago
Intermittent Fasting (at least as I've seen it practiced) generally lasts more than one meal. Sometimes more than one day. It really flushes out your body, which can sometimes make you feel a whole lot better.
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miedpo
6y ago
Just so you guys know, they've had a patch for this in beta for a few days and they are pushing it to main currently (at least according to their Twitter)
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miedpo
6y ago
Basically Brave has a 'New Tab with Tor' feature. It's intended to be a bit more private than a private tab, but for people who are super concerned about their privacy they actually recommend Tor Browser (it's in their
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miedpo
6y ago
Consider cloudron if you want an easy to maintain mail server. It works really well.
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6y ago
Mmmmm.... I think that could be pretty easily solved by simply allowing other app stores or something like that. That way maybe people can have the best of both worlds. (Also, preferably, the setting to allow other app stores would not be
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6y ago
As much as I'd like to blame the news (they are partially responsible, especially for keeping contention going), I think we as a people are also to blame. How often do we point to people with different points of view from us and say &
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6y ago
So I've gotta admit, the way they do the CDN privacy is kinda cool. It works like HaveIBeenPwned does passwords almost (they send a subset of articles to all users, and then locally it is chosen, and then for images, they use a revers
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miedpo
6y ago
You should definitely take a look at it - Caddy works fantastically well. To give you an idea about the compatibility differences, it's like the upgrade from Vue.js 2 to Vue.js 3. Some changes to format are necessary for the new archi
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6y ago
Generally, from what I've read on SETI @ Home, the way these work is they run the same calculations on multiple computers. It's still possible to fool the system but it gets increasingly harder the less portion of computers on th
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miedpo
6y ago
I can confirm that this is the case with both Biden and Trump ads (I've got ads from both which figures since I'm a centerist). Just in case anybody was wondering.
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miedpo
6y ago
I know this is a difficult subject for many. In any case, I can say this of my own experiences with forgiveness. I find that forgiveness really helps me feel happy.
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miedpo
6y ago
Yes. The new docs are here. The new add on code is in beta though and not fully stable so you have to keep an eye on it. https://thunderbird-webextensions.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
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miedpo
6y ago
Just curious, how does Archiving get in the way? I've always found it a million times better than basically any of the other email clients archiving processes. Hope your having a great day!
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miedpo
6y ago
The trick here is to not close the program while the move is taking place (or so I've found). Also using copy over move is a bit better. Stupid bug though, I know :p.
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miedpo
6y ago
Ah, that is true. Got what you were getting at now :)
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miedpo
6y ago
Hmmm... I'm pretty sure you can give an email multiple tags on Thunderbird. Although, you run into an issue because some email servers don't support tag sync, so that might be creating an issue here. Or so I think. In any case,
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miedpo
7y ago
I tried it too and it wasn't the best. But I have a general feeling it was because those particular games weren't really well optimized for the phone. Then again, they were a it more complex than the other games on the phone at
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miedpo
7y ago
The first part of this isn't quite correct if I am remembering correctly. Flash (or at least the engine behind it) is still on both Android and iPhone platforms through its app equivelant called Air. There's a lot of things that
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miedpo
7y ago
Mmm... just a thought here. In terms of the Senate and House, that's working as appropriate. Rural areas not dominating cities and cities not dominating rural areas. One would need a policy popular in both to create a national polic
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7y ago
This is pretty cool. I didn't really get to do this sorta thing with a speech therapist until I was in middle school. I think it'd be pretty good for young children. One small worry... I wouldn't want the child to get overd
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miedpo
7y ago
Hey all, just so you know, Thunderbird can do this too. View -> Folders -> Unified :)
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