mishafb

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by mishafb 5y ago
1. You charge what people are willing to pay, not how much your product is worth. 2. When it's a subscription as a customer you have more trust that it will continue working. When it's a one time purchase, who knows how long it wi
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by mishafb 5y ago
Docker on Mac is actually running in a VM, since containers are a linux feature, not unix. You can't develop for linux servers like you can on a linux machine.
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by mishafb 5y ago
Wait, what did Bitwarden do?
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by mishafb 5y ago
That would have lower bandwidth, no easy way to switch countries, and your server IP is completely static and identifiable (worse privacy). And it's more likely to be a datacenter IP which is blocked.
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by mishafb 5y ago
Isn't most of the bandwidth spent on packages? Even immediately after the initial install you probably have gigabytes of updates + new packages.
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by mishafb 5y ago
Your comments are a public thing you choose to publish to the world, but many (most?) discord messages are not. You'd want them to get deleted.
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by mishafb 5y ago
The real problem is with desktops, on laptops it's more standardized (most have Intel wireless).
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by mishafb 5y ago
I think only Wayland has real security, X11 lets you do anything
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by mishafb 5y ago
Zoom is not end to end encrypted at all, and they can see every video stream. Also their clients had vulnerabilities in the past.
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by mishafb 5y ago
Messaging, in my country. SMS isn't a thing here, WhatsApp is used by literally everyone.
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by mishafb 5y ago
I should have expected it to be matlab...