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by mxuribe 1y ago
During my previous jobs, i used to use a sort of "end of day review" to see both what i accomplished that day (which made me feel good when i completed things), plus also get allowed me to get ready for what i need to do the next
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by mxuribe 1y ago
> Perhaps other mail services have a habit of banning the Google mailfetcher and it takes effort to get it unbanned. Yeah, that's a perfectly reasonable theory right there!
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by mxuribe 1y ago
Yeah, that would be a good point...like, maybe its not just about cost, but more trouble than its worth. On another comment i made here, i wondered if its not just storage costs, but costs or *annoyance* of running infra. that oversees the
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by mxuribe 1y ago
Yeah, i agree...which adds to my guess that its not *just* about storage...but something else above/beyond storage. In other words, maybe whatever infra is in place to do the fetching, storing, etc...is way more costly than the storage
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by mxuribe 1y ago
Makes sense.
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by mxuribe 1y ago
I wonder if this is a little about storage costs? I mean, at their scale, i imagine the core cost of the actual storage by itself is pretty negligible...but maybe combined with other infra. (beyond storage) that needs to be considered in th
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by mxuribe 1y ago
Funny, i never heard of .http files until now...but, i like the idea! I suppose its not so new a concept, considering using old school curl, I'd just redirect input from a text file that i would've crafted beforehand w/ the p
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by mxuribe 1y ago
This is wonderful! Thanks for sharing!!
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by mxuribe 1y ago
"Your Scientists Were So Preoccupied With Whether Or Not They Could, They Didn’t Stop To Think If They Should" (quote by Jeff Goldblum's character Ian Malcolm in the original Jurassic Park film). /s More seriously, i agr
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by mxuribe 1y ago
> ...we talk about Desktop OS like in TUI.. with is.. well.. hardcore Excellent point; that is pretty hardcore! :-) > ...I run old OS with 4 virtual desktops... This is quite interesting, because i know a few acquaintences and friend
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by mxuribe 1y ago
> While I love CLI and terminals this is like going backward, heh... Maybe so...and, yes, somewhat it is utilizing lightweight options...however, more and more, i am using either bare GUIs or legit TUIs for less distraction...a sort of m
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by mxuribe 1y ago
Oh wow, that's so cool! And dig that blue background! Thanks for sharing!
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by mxuribe 1y ago
Yeah, i had heard that WordPerfect was by far the preferred or better software in those days, though i never used. (To clarify: i was too young to know better, and simply used what was available to me at the time...which was only MS Word.)
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by mxuribe 1y ago
Good on you that you made money that way in high school!
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by mxuribe 1y ago
Well, i remember a time when MS Word was run within DOS, yes, DOS as in the old operating system....so while i never used WordPerfect, i would not be surprized if such a thing existed. This DE looks quite a bit like DOS - or at least the UI
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by mxuribe 1y ago
Yeah, agreed that some of the features the author cites sound great...but, then i wondered similar to you that even if i *only* bring up some random notes, it would still be better than what i have now (which is nothing!). I imagine bringin
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by mxuribe 1y ago
My previous comments were merely in response to your original comments...so really only to point out that bare use of encryption by itself is not sufficient protection - that's all. To your more recent points, i agree that there are ot
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by mxuribe 1y ago
True! But, the possibility exists that enough % of victims do not indeed check the OV cert. Also, are we 100% sure that every single legit company that you and I do business with, has an OV cert for their websites?
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by mxuribe 1y ago
Oh, no, no...its not "mulching"...we don't dare mulch our employees! We simply streamline their corporeal shell in an effort to improve their ways of working. Its actually part of our new health care offering. In the past the
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by mxuribe 1y ago
I'm not a top-level expert in cybersecurity nor email infra....but the little that i know has taught me that i merely have to create a similar-looking domain name... Let's say there's a company named Awesome...and i register
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by mxuribe 1y ago
This is very neat! One small nit: Recipes and Favorites seems to not work (at all)...on firefox 142.0.1 nor ungoogled chromium version 139.0.7258.154 - both via fedora 41. ;-)
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by mxuribe 1y ago
Gotcha, thanks for that context!
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by mxuribe 1y ago
Aaah, ok, thanks for the clarification!
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by mxuribe 1y ago
I'm admittedly not versed in the AT protocol, but $30/month is high for me. Something like $10/month is quite fair, and i would expect should be more than enough for a VPS to host my and 2 other members of my family for any s
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by mxuribe 1y ago
So, the mischievous part of my brain is activated....what could be done with such domain names? :-)
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by mxuribe 1y ago
IANAL, but if the actual legislation did not either recommend or dictate which method would be either good or even considered valid for purposes of enactment of the law, would it then be subject to interpretation? Also, for the enforcement
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by mxuribe 1y ago
IANAL but i don't think using a vpn matters...Because whether a user is using a vpn or otherwise or not, if the user is identified as from Mississippi, that would be the test for whether these guys would need to block or not. Like, if
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by mxuribe 1y ago
For sure, you're right that there are vastly more creative and devious ways to leverage jobs against one's competition. :-)
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by mxuribe 1y ago
Perhaps, for the slice of the world that you have observed, that might be the case. But, i assure you that ghost jobs are real, and they exist on top of the types of scenarios that you described...so you can imagine that folks trying to lan
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by mxuribe 1y ago
If i post a bunch of ghost/fake jobs, then investros *could potentially* see that as a signal that i am growing, and they should invest NOW before its too late...as one example. Another example, could be that my competition sees "

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