mimimi31

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by mimimi31 6y ago
I was thinking about switching from decentraleyes too, but I'm hesitant to install a "can access all sites" extension that hasn't been vetted ("recommended") by Mozilla.
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by mimimi31 6y ago
>convenience of cloud-based password management AND high security. One attack vector I see with Bitwarden is that if the server hosting the web client or the Firefox/Google account that owns the browser extension gets compromised, t
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by mimimi31 6y ago
Why does that make zero sense? It sounds like you actually agree that Mozilla doesn't cater to casual users.
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by mimimi31 6y ago
Isn't that just the enterprise ones? I've been using personal hardware TOTP tokens[1][2] like this for years, where you can set the seed yourself using NFC. [1] https://www.token2.com/shop/category/progra
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by mimimi31 6y ago
"The telescreen received and transmitted simultaneously. Any sound that Winston made, above the level of a very low whisper, would be picked up by it, moreover, so long as he remained within the field of vision which the metal plaque c
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by mimimi31 6y ago
I use Multireddits for that. They let you view a custom feed by concatenating subreddit names in the URL. No need for login or subscriptions. E.g. https://www.reddit.com/r/linux+privacy
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by mimimi31 6y ago
What has always kept me from learning Vim is my non-English keyboard layout. Many of the default key combinations are impossible or require some serious finger acrobatics. Sure, I could try figuring out a new set of easily reachable and non
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by mimimi31 6y ago
You could do something like this w () { curl -s "wttr.in/${*// /+}" } to make it work with places that have spaces in their name. E.g. w new york
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by mimimi31 6y ago
I've tried GoAccess in the past, but I remember the documentation not being very thorough on certain topics like the databse, websocket connection, or log syntax. So it was a bit of a pain to set up. It also had some weird quirks like
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by mimimi31 6y ago
I recently unsubscribed from all but one (the account tips) of the Firefox newsletters, because they were sending too much stuff I wasn't really interested in. The next day I get a new Email from them. Subject: "Was it something w
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by mimimi31 6y ago
AFAIK Firefox sync doesn't save anything in "the cloud". It's just synced from/to your other devices. The data is also encrypted using your Firefox account password, much like what cloud-based password managers like
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by mimimi31 6y ago
Also: if result: return True return False
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by mimimi31 6y ago
Some of the instructions are worded weirdly, almost like they were auto-generated or mostly copy-pasted.
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by mimimi31 7y ago
>telegram Doesn't Telegram use Qt?
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by mimimi31 7y ago
I've tried it before, but it seems to be only usable with the instance hosted at meet.jit.si. When I try to connect to any other instance, I'm just getting the error "external API not enabled". Sounds like there is some
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by mimimi31 7y ago
>Most maintainers just randomly stop maintaining devices after a little bit of time. Hasn't that always been the case? The project is community-driven and nobody wants to maintain a device they don't use anymore. Often there ar
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by mimimi31 7y ago
Why are there so many people in the deep end of the pool who don't know how to swim properly? Looking at some of the videos, it seems like the majority can't do a breaststroke and drowns if they can't dog paddle to anything b
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by mimimi31 7y ago
I really liked this[1] talk at Google comparing how kids are raised in Germany vs the US. She touches on the topic of playgrounds starting at 11:30, but the whole talk is really worth watching in my opinion. [1] https://www.youtu
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by mimimi31 7y ago
Question: Write the name of the standard subdirectory of the root directory which contains references and files for the devices. Your answer: dev Correct answer: /dev Edit: Also Question: Write the command that shows a text 'h
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by mimimi31 7y ago
> The policies that using Studies in this way violated are listed in my initial post. You just claimed they had violated their privacy policy, not the shield studies guidelines. Your initial post doesn't say anything about their pri
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by mimimi31 7y ago
They didn't remotely enable telemetry/studies though, right? If you were fine with waiting, you could have just not enabled it. I don't see how anything they did violated their privacy policies.
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by mimimi31 7y ago
Do you know about Waymonad? It's supposedly Xmonad for Wayland and uses wlroots like sway.
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by mimimi31 8y ago
That's actually already been proposed in Germany. The parliamentary state secretary of the interior ministry just last month said: "People who use the darknet usually are up to no good. This simple realization should be reflected
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by mimimi31 8y ago
I tried Darkreader (along with a basically all the other dark theme addons available on AMO) and found those "hangs" really annoying. The one I've been using is this one: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/
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by mimimi31 8y ago
>Feel free to show me which part of the criminal code "not making money" falls under. I don't really know anything about US laws, but I think they do have to act in the interest of their shareholders, i.e. make them more m