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by myu701 7y ago
Thanks for posting this! I used the wayback machine to read the older version of this article, it took specific aim at WhatsApp and Sigal, indicating that (in so many words) it disapproved of the apps providing a notice of Safety Numbers ch
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by myu701 7y ago
That's the killer feature why I gave F# instead of my usual C# a chance - it 'does more for me' at compile time vs. run time. Yes, these are both much higher level than C, but if what I'm reading among other comments is
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by myu701 7y ago
This was useful, I like the Evernote and Outlook ones especially. I'd like to see if we could add in some Autohotkey scripts for programs that don't have any native keyboard bindings, something like the "Soarer's conver
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by myu701 7y ago
Fastmail lets you convert myusername@fastmail.com to whateverwebsiteorservice@myusername.fastmail.com It's not a literal alias, but it works out fine. One of these days I'm going to propose the Thunderbird + K-9 mail addons that s
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by myu701 7y ago
The greatest power of Syncthing I've found is that once you get two devices to handshake, you're done. Laptop, meet phone Id, phone, meet laptop Id. Laptop, meet desktop, desktop meet laptop. Oh I've got my server, server mee
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by myu701 7y ago
I second this. Syncthing has gotten to the point where it just works, and if it doesn't ever just work (once/twice a month if that), a restart of the syncthing service clears it all up.
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by myu701 7y ago
> I find it very useful to take a picture on my phone and then have it magically appear in my desktop file system later. I setup a Syncthing app on my phone and aimed it at my photos folder on my device. Once I connected it to the syncth
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by myu701 7y ago
I'm not certain that's the case. At least since I've had a phone (~8 years), I've always had to enter a VM password.