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by noAnswer 1y ago
lol. Remember when Uber was cracking the market? Taxis where bad bad. Uber was cool cool. One "monopoly" got exchanged for another. Now Waymo is cool cool. In 10 years or so Waymo will be bad because they will play loud ads or som
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by noAnswer 1y ago
Why should you lose some email history? Just move the mails to a differente folder. I self host my mails but still use a freemail for the contact address for my providers. No chicken and egg problem for me.
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by noAnswer 1y ago
I use Borg since eight years and it has never let me down. Including a full 8TB disaster restore. It's super resilient to crashes. When I tested Restic (eight years ago) it was super slow. No opinion about Kopia, never heard of it.
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by noAnswer 1y ago
Well, don't help him. People(me) grew up without the Internet or Smartphones and broke Windows on the family PC all the time. In 2000 when I got SuSE it only slowed down the breakdowns. He can always fix stuff himself by reinstalling t
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by noAnswer 2y ago
Does someone know why folder forwarding is so slow? Browsing forwarded directories is not production ready at all! (I'm not talking about xrdp, but the original RDP.) Even SMB2 over WAN is faster. If a program has a deep link and has t
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by noAnswer 2y ago
https://rdrop.link gives you six characters. It's IMHO "telephoneable".
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by noAnswer 2y ago
We're holding it differently. My phone doesn't have my main password safe. I don't trust that thing. If a stupid app decides to log me out, I can't login until I'm back home. I never created an account "on the
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by noAnswer 2y ago
I would argue that there is no need to sync all accounts between all devices all the time.
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by noAnswer 2y ago
There is no difference between honey and malware other than the later gets attacked by anti viruses. They literally do the same thing. Stealing referrals. We live in the most corrupt timeline.
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by noAnswer 2y ago
I know of a company that missed its yearly Microsoft Exchange Online payment. After four month Microsoft cut of their email. Which one could argue is also a "public notice" because emails bounced. (That did the trick and the compa
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by noAnswer 2y ago
It only works for WhatsApp if you have Backup to Google activated[1]. I once tried to work with backuped files from my old phone and it didn't work. (Older tutorials indicated that it once worked, though.) [1] There was a time WhatsApp
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by noAnswer 2y ago
To avoid 365 Copilot you have to downgrade to "Classic": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYVPThx7yss
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by noAnswer 2y ago
The keyboard with the best prediction and self learning was my (first smartphone) Sony Xperia Z5 from 2015. I only realized it was a Sony specific app later in life. (I didn't understand auto correction memes until I got a work phone w
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by noAnswer 2y ago
So you are the guy that poisons people with this generated cookbooks.
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by noAnswer 2y ago
We should be able to claim our landlords as dependents on taxes.
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by noAnswer 2y ago
The government doesn't know which card a token from a "pseudonym function" belongs to. The government can identify a person when the ID function was used, of course. Again, it is a random token the card generates internally f
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by noAnswer 2y ago
How does the government know which token a ID card generated? The ID card itself generates (for each service a different one) and encrypts it. Not even the card reader can read it. It is a encrypted channel between the card and the ID-serve
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by noAnswer 2y ago
Or you hold our ID card to your phone and do it on the spot. https://www.deutschepost.de/en/p/postident/geschaeftskunden/...
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by noAnswer 2y ago
The joy of CGNAT.
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by noAnswer 2y ago
Even the longest journey begins with one step. I have a similar mail address pattern (ebay-534389@foo etc.) When I started 7 years ago. I opened my password safe and changed one account after another. If the old account received something I
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by noAnswer 2y ago
I run my own mail server since 7 years. (OpenSMTPD and Dovecot for IMAP (NextCloud for contacts and calendar) on OpenBSD.) Apart from rDNS and FCrDNS (which the connecting host has to have) I don't have a Spam filter (and never had). I
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by noAnswer 2y ago
Respect has to be earned.
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by noAnswer 2y ago
Not if you use Crowdstrike! :-) https://www.reddit.com/r/debian/comments/1c8db7l/linuximage6...
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by noAnswer 2y ago
I had the Jelly 2 (Android 11). The Kickstarter promised an Android 12 update. Never happend. In fact, it never got any update. (On the official webforum there was talk about one update. You had to download it from a shady download site. Th
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by noAnswer 2y ago
I used that feature once. Long day on a construction site. Last job was to hook up a PC to a Smart-TV. No remote to be seen. Costumer no longer on site. Jelly 2 to the rescue :-) Felt Swiss Army knifey.
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by noAnswer 2y ago
Did you send out mails directly from your ISP? (Than I could unterstand Microsoft.) Only your MX must send out mails. And only it should be in the SPF record. It would be crazy of Microsoft to look at all Received-Hearders and want everythi
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by noAnswer 2y ago
An older client got scammed by a fake Amazon-Hotline. They bought a XBox-gift-card while on his PC via Teamviewer, till he pulled the power cored. He then called me and I tried to find the official Amazon-Hotline on amazon.de. Since I was u
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by noAnswer 2y ago
Cryptographically sign all the things!!!!! A L L T H E T H I N G S !!!!
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by noAnswer 2y ago
You seem to be right. This Google Blog post[1] says "we do not have plans to delete accounts with YouTube videos at this time." [1] https://blog.google/technology/safety-security/updating-our-... Would b
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by noAnswer 2y ago
Relatively recently they updated their policy. If you don't login to your account for two years they will delete everything. Source: https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/12418290?hl=en I have two accoun

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